Sky Sports' coverage of the Premier League continues on Saturday evening, when Manchester United take on Nottingham Forest.
Ruben Amorim has now lost his first game as United boss, following the midweek defeat at Arsenal, but will be looking to get his team back on-form. Forest are in the groove themselves after a strong start to the season which has them sat in seventh position.
As always, Sky Sports will be the home of the top flight action, claiming a majority of the coverage over competitors TNT Sport and Amazon Prime, but who will be hosting the action on-screen this weekend?
Who are the commentators on Sky Sports this weekend?
Last season, Sky Sports announced the arrival of the experienced Peter Drury to replace the outgoing Martin Tyler as lead commentator in the biggest games of each weekend, a trend which has continued into the 2024/25 season.
Friday Night Football
Friday Night Football
There is no Friday Night Football this weekend, due to the midweek action in the Premier League on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Saturday Night Football
Who are the pundits for Manchester United v Nottingham Forest
The Saturday night action comes from Old Trafford where Nottingham Forest are the visitors to meet Manchester United live on Sky Sports Premier League (5.30 KO).
David Jones will present the live coverage, which begins at 5pm, with Jamie Redknapp and former United defender Phil Jones analysing.
Super Sunday
Who are the pundits for Tottenham v Chelsea
The big game on Sunday comes from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Spurs looking to get back to winning ways after going three games without a victory.
They host high-flying Chelsea, with the Blues looking to close the gap on Liverpool at the top of the league. Kick-off is at 4.30pm.
Super Sunday's first game will be Fulham against Arsenal, with a 2pm kick-off. The coverage on Sky Sports Premier League gets underway at 1pm.
Kelly Cates will be presenting from Tottenham, alongside Jamie Redknapp and Paul Merson. Jamie Carragher will also join the studio team after performing co-commentary duty, alongside Peter Drury.
Monday Night Football
Who are the pundits for West Ham v Wolves
Monday Night Football returns this weekend with West Ham hosting Wolves under the lights at the London Stadium, kick-off set for 8pm.
MNF will be on-air from 6.30pm on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with David Jones presenting the coverage.
As ever Jamie Carragher will be providing expert analysis, alongside a special guest that Sky will announce on Monday.
