[retired_Pinkie83]

Surprised there isn't already one, so here goes

Gary Lineker presents highlights and goals from the day's Premier League fixtures in Saturday's Match of the Day (2225 BST, BBC ONE/online and Sunday 0930 BST on BBC TWO/online).

The big game of the day is the Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool.

Everton enjoyed their biggest victory over their city rivals in 42 years last season when they won 3-0 at Goodison Park with goals from Tim Cahill and Andrew Johnson but how will they fare against a Liverpool team that has seen an expensive influx of big-name players over the summer?

Chelsea travel to Middlesbrough, where they have been beaten for the past two seasons.

In 2006, Boro, then managed by current England boss Steve McClaren, won 3-0 in a massive upset while Mark Viduka's last-minute winner last season gave the Teesside club another famous victory.

Manchester United will be expecting a more straightforward afternoon, having won on their last five league trips to Aston Villa.

Manchester City are at home to Birmingham. Arsenal host Bolton, Reading are at Blackburn, it's Fulham v Derby and Portsmouth make the journey north to Wigan.

Expert analysis comes from Alan Hansen and Alan Shearer.

MOTD RUNNING ORDER
Everton v Liverpool
Aston Villa v Man Utd
Arsenal v Bolton
Blackburn v Reading
Middlesbrough v Chelsea
Man City v Birmingham
Wigan v Portsmouth
Fulham v Derby

[retired_Monica65]

How you got the time wrong is a mystery

[retired_Pinkie83]

According to my TV EPG it's 10:30

[retired_newlicore]

mine to

[retired_Monica65]

Discrepancy

[retired_vini]

Yup 10.30 according to the beeb as well.

[retired_Pinkie83]

Ah, I see what you mean now, copied that straight off the BBC site tbh, not realising they would get the times of their own programs wrong.

[retired_navy0614]

I'm really looking forward to the derby game.

[thetaoofshawn]

What time is it actually on then? Freeview says 10:30.

[retired_Pinkie83]

10:30 :thup: