Sky Sports will be home to the Carabao Cup final between Liverpool and Newcastle United from Wembley on Sunday.
But there is, as ever, still plenty of Premier League football to watch on the channel this weekend.
With a roster of some of the finest and most recognised pundits and commentators in the game, FourFourTwo brings you the full line-up at the end of every week – so favourite this page just to keep you updated for next week.
Who are the commentators on Sky Sports this weekend?
Saturday Night Football
Who are the pundits for Bournemouth vs Brentford?
Saturday Night Football will come to you live from the Vitality Stadium as Andoni Iraola's Bournemouth take on Thomas Frank's Brentford in a battle for potential European places.
Kelly Cates will lead proceedings on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League from 5pm, with kick-off set for 5:30pm.
Joining Cates will be former Premier League marksman Darren Bent and Manchester City and England midfielder Izzy Christiansen.
Sky will have access to Brentford's dressing room camera during the build-up to the game and will be joined by Cherries boss Iraola to get his half-time thoughts.
Super Sunday
Who are the pundits for Arsenal vs Chelsea, Liverpool vs Newcastle and Leicester City vs Manchester United?
It's then over to an unusually action-packed day on Super Sunday, with Sky splitting the coverage of their Premier League games and the Carabao Cup final.
First up, Dave Jones will be joined by Izzy Christiansen and former Chelsea and England centre-back Gary Cahill on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event to cover Arsenal's encounter with Chelsea.
Coverage will begin at 1pm, with kick-off set for half an hour later.
Sky Sports Main Event will then shift to the EFL Cup final from 3pm ahead of the 4pm kick-off, with coverage also available on Sky Sports Football.
Mark Chapman will lead the coverage from pitchside at Wembley as Newcastle United take on Liverpool with a host of former players from both clubs alongside him.
Newcastle will be represented by former England striker Les Ferdinand and long-serving Irish goalkeeper Shay Given, while in the Red corner its the two Jamies, Redknapp and Carragher.
Sky also hope to be joined before the game by Liverpool boss Arne Slot, with the coverage also looking at Newcastle's long wait for a major domestic trophy.
Sky will then return to Jones, Cahill and Christiansen to focus on the Premier League again as Leicester City take on Manchester United in a 7pm kick-off, with coverage scheduled to start an hour beforehand on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.
Monday Night Football
When will Monday Night Football be back?
A bumper Sunday followed by an international break means there's no live games scheduled Monday Night Football for a while.
It is currently set to return next month with Leicester City vs Newcastle on Monday, April 7.
