TV Sports for in
TV schedule for Today on Channel of ITV1. All programmes from yesterday, today and tomorrow
Sport
Today
03:00
Sports, Wrestling
105 Minutes
All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite
Hard-hitting action from the world of All Elite Wrestling - the roster features world-class talent including Jon Moxley, MJF, Ricochet and Adam Page.
Sport
Today
06:00
Sports, Rugby
130 Minutes
Nations Champ Rugby: N.Z. v Italy
New Zealand entertain Italy in Wellington as the second round of matches in the inaugural Nations Championship get under way.
Sport
Today
08:10
Sports, Rugby
150 Minutes
Nations Champ Rugby: Aus. v France
It's round two of the Nations Championship and Six Nations Champions France travel to Brisbane to take on Joe Schmidt's Australia.
Sport
Today
10:40
Sports, Rugby
160 Minutes
Nations Champ Rugby: Japan v Ire.
Ugo Monye is joined by Rory Best and Stuart Lancaster as Eddie Jones' Japan take on Ireland, with the match taking place in Newcastle, Australia.
Sport
Today
13:20
Sports, Rugby
180 Minutes
Nations Champ Rugby: Fiji v Eng.
Jill Douglas presents live coverage as England take on Fiji at Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool in their second game of the inaugural Nations Championship.
Sport
Today
16:20
Sports, Rugby
160 Minutes
Nations Champ Rugby: S.A. v Scot.
It's a daunting task for Scotland as they face World Champions South Africa in Pretoria in their second match in the Nations Championship. Lauren Salter presents.
Sport
Today
20:45
Sports, Football
235 Minutes
FIFA WC2026: Norway v England
Live coverage as England face Norway in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Quarter-Final in Miami. Mark Pougatch is joined in the New York studio by Roy Keane, Gary Neville and Ian Wright.
Sport
Tomorrow
01:05
Sports, Football
10 Minutes
Goals of the 1990s
A look at some of the greatest goals from the 1990s, including memorable World Cup strikes by Platt, Maradona and Owen, and Euros classics from Gascoigne, Suker and Poborsky.
Sport
Tomorrow
01:15
Sports, Football
200 Minutes
FIFA WC2026: Argentina v Switz
Argentina versus Switzerland in the quarter-finals of the FIFA World Cup live from Kansas City, with Laura Woods, Jobi McAnuff and Bradley Wright Phillips.

