ESPN have revamped their weekly Sunday schedule with a new live studio programme which will feature nine hours of sports coverage, interviews and post-match analysis.
The TV network will bring viewers live coverage of all the major football and rugby events from the UK and Europe, as well as match previews, post-game discussions and interviews with special guests every week.
ESPN's new schedule will keep the network's current pre- and post-match programmes for the English Premier League matches, but the new system will also include live studio coverage for the Bundesliga and Serie A matches.
Vice president and channel manager Jeroen Oerlemans said: "Weekends are at the heart of the weekly sports agenda, and are often when ESPN features more live sport and reaches the biggest number of UK fans.
"This new schedule allows us to bring viewers a great blend of quality live sport, studio discussion and analysis from an outstanding roster of presenters, pundits and guests throughout the afternoon and evening each Sunday."
Current show Talk of the Terrace will be moved to Sunday from the Monday slot with an altered format covering all the talking points from the week's Premier League and FA Cup action.
The new schedule launches on January 15.
Danielle Joynson
