Live International Football Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• African Cup of Nations

  The first African Cup of Nations semi-final at the Stade Rades in Tunisia

• African Cup of Nations

  The first quarter-final in the African Cup of Nations from the Stade Rades in Tunisia

• African Cup of Nations

  The second African Cup of Nations semi-final at the Stade Olympique in Sousse, Tunisia

• African Cup of Nations

  The African Cup of Nations third-place play-off in Monastir, Tunisia

• African Cup of Nations Final

  Tunisia v Morocco (Kick-off 2.00pm). The African Cup of Nations final at the Stade Rades in Tunis, as the Tunisians aim to become the first host nation to win the event since South Africa in 1996. Their opponents will be brimming with confidence following their 4-0 semi-final victory over Mali, when two goals from Youssef Mokhtari sealed a memorable win - who will take Cameroon's title and become champions of Africa? Commentary by Dave Farrar and John Duncan

• African Cup of Nations Quarter-Finals

  The fourth quarter-final in the African Cup of Nations from the Stade Taieb Mhiri in Sfax, Tunisia. Commentary by Dave Farrar and Russell Osman

• African Cup of Nations Quarter-Finals

  Cameroon v Nigeria (Kick-of 1.00pm). The third quarter-final in the African Cup of Nations from the Stade Saleh Ben Jannet in Monastir, Tunisia. The defending champions face a tough test this afternoon against a strong Nigerian team that has looked impressive since losing their first match of the tournament 1-0 to Morocco. Commentary by John Duncan and Tim Caple

• Albania v Republic of Ireland

  Albania v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifying Group 10 match in Tirana. After losing their opening two games to Russia and Switzerland, Brian Kerr's Republic of Ireland have a mountain to climb if they are to qualify for the finals in Portugal next year. They will be buoyed by their victory over Georgia at the weekend : and by the expected return of Robbie Keane, who missed Saturday's match for personal reasons

• Algeria v Egypt

  Algeria v Egypt (Kick-off 6.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group C encounter comes from Sousse in Tunisia. Neither side are expected to challenge for honours toward the end of the tournament, but both teams will want make sure they qualify from the group and at least reach the knockout stages

• America v Millonarios

  America v Millonarios (Kick-off 1.15am). Coverage of the second leg of the first Copa Sudamericana semi-final, as the Mexican and Colombian teams clash for a place in the final

• Andorra v England

  Andorra v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Tonight's Euro 2008 Group E qualifier from Espanyol's Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain, where England are hoping to claim their first competitive win in five matches. This game was moved from the Principality to Spain in order to cope with the large amount of visiting fans expected to attend, and the travelling supporters will want a repeat of the 5-0 victory Steve McClaren's men enjoyed over the Andorrans at Old Trafford earlier in the campaign. McClaren is under huge pressure following a poor run of results, including Saturday's 0-0 draw in Israel, and he needs his star players to start performing if his critics are to be silenced

• Andorra v England

  Andorra v England (Kick-off 7.00pm). The World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys in Barcelona, as England begin their campaign to reach the 2010 finals in South Africa. The sides met in the Euro 2008 qualifying campaign, with England winning 3-0 and 5-0 against the minnows, who aren't expected to trouble Fabio Capello's men in their first competitive fixture since November

• Argentina Under-20s v Egypt Under-20s

  Argentina Under-20s v Egypt Under-20s (Kick-off 7.45pm). The second of tonight's Toulon Tournament Group A matches comes from the Stade Marquet in La Seyne-sur-Mer, France. The teams last met four years ago, when the South Americans ran out 2-0 winners in the round-robin phase of the Under-20s World Cup

• Argentina Under-20s v Holland Under-20s

  Argentina Under-20s v Holland Under-20s (Kick-off 7.45pm). This evening's Toulon Tournament match comes from the Stade Mayol in France, as the Group A teams begin their campaigns. The Argentines are two-time winners of this competition, but did not feature last year; the Dutch were in attendance last time around, but failed to progress beyond the group phase after losing two of their three games

• Argentina v Bolivia

  Argentina v Bolivia. The second half of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio El Monumental in Buenos Aires, as the hosts look to maintain their winning start. Back-to back victories over Chile and Venezuela has seen Alfio Basile's side top the group and another win should be on the cards against a side who haven't scored a goal and let in five in the process so far

• Argentina v Brazil

  Argentina v Brazil (Kick-off 1.30am). The triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers concludes with a clash between the rivals at El Monumental in Buenos Aries. Brazil were top of the table before the latest round of fixtures got under way and look almost certain to qualify, but Argentina's place in the finals is still far from guaranteed and they will be looking for a win here to ease the pressure on manager Diego Maradona

• Argentina v Cameroon

  Argentina v Cameroon (Kick-off 6.00pm). First-half coverage of the friendly in Buenos Aires, as England's World Cup Group F rivals take on this year's African Nations Cup winners. Coverage continues on Sky Sports Extra

• Argentina v Chile

  Argentina v Chile (Kick-off 9.40pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier in Buenos Aires, as the teams look to begin the campaign with a victory. Two-time winners Argentina have arguably the greatest squad in the world, with no end of attacking talent to choose from, and the likes of Lionel Messi and Carlos Tevez will fancy their chances of getting on the scoresheet against a side who are trying to qualify for their first World Cup since 1998

• Argentina v Colombia

  Argentina v Colombia (Kick-off 10.00pm). The second of a triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti in Buenos Aires. Argentina have already dropped points at home to Ecuador and Paraguay, and lost the reverse fixture to Colombia 2-1 despite taking the lead through Lionel Messi. Diego Maradona's men go into the match still feeling the effects of their 6-1 hammering at the hands of Bolivia in April

• Argentina v Ecuador

  Argentina v Ecuador (Kick-off 10.10pm). The second of this evening's double bill of South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the El Monumental in Buenos Aires. Anything other than a home win would be a major surprise here, not only given the hosts' array of attacking quality, but also given that Ecuador conceded five goals in both their other away games against Brazil and Paraguay

• Argentina v Paraguay

  Argentina v Paraguay (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the El Monumental in Buenos Aires. Paraguay are the surprise leaders after six rounds of the competition, but victory for Argentina would see them move above their opponents and leave them comfortably placed to reach the finals in South Africa

• Argentina v Peru

  Argentina v Peru (Kick-off 11.00pm). All the action from this evening's South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti in Buenos Aires

• Argentina v Uruguay

  Argentina v Uruguay (Kick-off 10.10pm). The first of tonight's double bill of South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Monumental Antonio V Liberti in Buenos Aires. The Argentinians' last five games have yielded four draws and a defeat, so they will be determined to get back on the victory trail here at the visitors' expense

• Argentina v Venezuela

  Argentina v Venezuela (Kick-off 10.10pm). All the action from the South American World Cup qualifier at the El Monumental in Buenos Aires. The Argentinians were 2-0 winners when the sides met at the Estadio Jose Pachencho Romero in Maracaibo earlier in the campaign, and they come into this match third in the table, with the visitors in eighth

• Armenia v Northern Ireland

  Armenia v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 2.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Six qualifying match at the Hzardan Stadium in Yerevan. Both teams are level at the bottom of the table, with just one point from their opening two games. Sammy McIlroy's side will be aware they need to pick up maximum points here if they are to stay in contention for next summer's tournament in Portugal : but to do so they'll have to end a six match run without scoring a goal

• Armenia v Poland

  Armenia v Poland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group A qualifier at the Hzardan Stadium in Yerevan, where the visitors start as favourites to maintain their challenge at the top of the table

• Armenia v Wales

  Armenia v Wales (Kick-off 5.00pm). Oliver Hides introduces coverage of the Group Five World Cup qualifier at the Hrazdan Stadium. With only two points from their first three games, Mark Hughes' side know they need to win here if their dreams of reaching the 2002 tournament are to stay alive. With a number of players missing through injury or suspension, the Welsh will look to Manchester United star Ryan Giggs to provide the attacking flare, as they go in search of goals, something which has been a rarity in recent games. Commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• Arsenal v River Plate

  Arsenal v River Plate (Kick-off 11.45pm). Coverage of the second Copa Sudamericana semi-final, as the Argentine teams clash for a place in the final

• Australia v Bahrain

  Australia v Bahrain (Kick-off 10.30am). Coverage of the Asian Cup qualifier at Aussie Stadium in Sydney, where the hosts will expect to claim maximum points in their quest to reach the finals

• Australia v Bahrain

  Australia v Bahrain (Kick-off 11.00am). All the action from the Asian Group One World Cup qualifier at the Sydney Football Stadium. The Socceroos recorded a 1-0 away win in November's reverse fixture in Manama, with Marco Bresciano scoring an injury-time winner, and have already qualified for next year's tournament

• Australia v China

  Australia v China (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the World Cup Asian Group One qualifier at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney, where the Socceroos will be targeting another three points. A Harry Kewell goal helped them to a 1-0 victory over Iraq in their last home game and the passionate fans will expect a similar result here

• Australia v France

  Australia v France (Kick-off 8.30am). Coverage of the much hyped friendly clash in Melbourne, as the World Cup holders continue the preparations for their defence of the trophy next summer, against the Socceroos. Despite the protests of several high-profile managers, an array of talent from the Premiership will be on view this morning, including the likes of Mark Viduka and Harry Kewell

• Australia v Greece

  Australia v Greece (Kick-off 10.30am). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where the Socceroos continue their World Cup preparations against the European champions

• Australia v Iraq

  Australia v Iraq (Kick-off 8.00am). Coverage of the World Cup Asian Group One qualifier at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, where the sides continue their quests to progress to the 2010 finals in South Africa

• Australia v Japan

  Australia v Japan (Kick-off 10.20am). All the action from the World Cup qualifier at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, from Group A of the Asian confederation

• Australia v New Zealand

  Australia v New Zealand (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the international friendly match at Fulham's Craven Cottage ground, a game the Socceroos will be looking to win as they continue their preparations for the forthcoming Confederations Cup in Germany. Australia won 1-0 when the teams met last year in a World Cup qualifier and New Zealand will be eager for revenge after missing out on the final qualifying stages for next summer's World Cup

• Australia v Norway

  Australia v Norway (Kick-off 8.35pm). This evening's friendly encounter comes from Craven Cottage, which sees the Socceroos take on their Nordic opponents. With a large number of the Australia squad plying their trade in Europe, this match was organised in order to save on travelling difficulties. Frank Farina will have Premiership stars Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton in action for him tonight and both are expected to play a crucial part against the Norwegians

• Australia v Paraguay

  Australia v Paraguay (Kick-off 10.30am). Coverage of the friendly at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, where the Socceroos continue their preparations for the Asian Nations Cup qualifiers

• Australia v South Africa

  Australia v South Africa (Kick-off 8.00pm). The friendly match at Queens Park Rangers' Loftus Road ground. The Aussies will have a number of familiar faces in their side with Premiership stars Harry Kewell and Mark Viduka expected to be in action

• Australia v Uzbekistan

  Australia v Uzbekistan (Kick-off 10.00am). Coverage of the World Cup qualifying encounter at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney

• Austria v England

  Austria v England (Kick-off 7.30pm). Sven-Goran Eriksson's men play their first competitive match since going out of Euro 2004 on penalties to Portugal and they'll want to get their World Cup qualifying campaign off to a good start with three points from this difficult Group Six match in Vienna. The visitors warmed-up with a 3-0 home victory against Ukraine last month, when the Real Madrid duo of Michael Owen and David Beckham found the back of the net, along with debutant Shaun Wright-Phillips, and although the latter isn't likely to start, Eriksson will expect big performances from his senior players

• Austria v England

  Austria v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly international at the Ernst Happel Stadion, as Steve McClaren's men face the joint holders of the Euro 2008 tournament. Following their disastrous defeat to Russia last month, the visitors need a confidence-boosting victory here in preparation for their potentially crucial match with Croatia at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday

• Austria v Northern Ireland

  Austria v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, where both teams' qualification campaign comes to a close. The hosts are at the start of a transitional period following the sacking of Hans Krankl in September, but will be taking this match seriously as they begin preparations for Euro 2008, which will be hosted by Switzerland and themselves. The visitors will be looking to end their competitive season with another victory, adding to the scalps of Azerbaijan and England a month ago

• Austria v Poland

  Austria v Poland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna. The hosts came from two goals down to claim a shock draw with England in the opening game of their campaign before beating Azerbaijan 2-0, and they'll hope for another encouraging result against a Polish side that looked a shadow of their former selves in their defeat at home to Sven Goran Eriksson's men

• Austria v Scotland

  Austria v Scotland (Kick-off 6.30pm). Tonight's friendly encounter comes from the Gerhard Hanappi Stadium in Vienna, as the Scots take on the Euro 2008 joint hosts. Alex McLeish's men face Faroe Islands in their next qualifier and will look to go into the game on the back of a morale-boosting victory. The last meeting between the teams finished in a 2-2 draw at the UPC-Arena in Graz two seasons ago, as the Austrians came back from 2-0 at half-time to salvage a draw

• Austria v Wales

  Austria v Wales (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of this evening's Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Ernst Happel Stadion in Vienna. The sides met just four days ago in Cardiff, when Austria sealed a 2-0 victory thanks to two late goals, and they are in need of all three points again tonight if they are to have any chance of catching England and Poland at the top of the group. Wales coach John Toshack will look to experienced winger Ryan Giggs to provide the ammunition for John Hartson and Craig Bellamy in attack, but the hosts held England to a draw last September and won't be easy to break down

• Azerbaijan v Austria

  Azerbaijan v Austria (Kick-off 5.00pm). This evening's World Cup Group Six qualifier comes from the Tofik Bakhramov Stadium in Baku, where a win for the visitors would keep alive their faint qualification hopes. Poland and England look destined to battle it out for qualification for next summer's finals in Germany, but the visitors need to keep up the pressure on the group favourites in case they slip up

• Azerbaijan v England

  Azerbaijan v England (Kick-off 5.30pm). The World Cup Group Six qualifier from Baku, a game Sven-Goran Eriksson's side will be eager to win as they bid to stay in pole position to qualify for the 2006 tournament in Germany. England were comfortable 2-0 winners against Wales on Saturday, with the Michael Owen, Jermain Defoe and Wayne Rooney partnership appearing to work up front and the three young strikers will hope to get another chance to impress this evening

• Azerbaijan v Northern Ireland

  Azerbaijan v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 5.30pm). The World Cup Group Six qualifier in Baku, a game the visitors will fancy their chances of winning despite the hosts holding Wales to a draw in their opening match. Lawrie Sanchez has improved his team's fortunes since taking over as manager, but defeat at home to Poland in their first qualifier set their campaign off on the wrong foot and anything less than three points here will be a massive disappointment

• Azerbaijan v Poland

  Azerbaijan v Poland (Kick-off 5.00pm). This Group Six World Cup qualifier comes from the Tofikh Bakhramov stadium in Baku, where victory for the Poles would see them move ahead of England at the top of the table. The visitors embarrassed Azerbaijan 8-0 when they met in Warsaw back in March and will be hoping to improve their goal difference even further with another comprehensive win

• Azerbaijan v Poland

  Azerbaijan v Poland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group A qualifying match at the Tofik Bakhramov Stadium in Baku. Poland are in a strong position at the top of the group and will expect to gain another three points to boost their chances of progressing to next year's finals in Austria and Switzerland

• Azerbaijan v Wales

  Azerbaijan v Wales (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Nine qualifier, where Mark Hughes's side will hope to maintain their 100 per cent record in the group with a win against the bottom placed team who have so far failed to score a goal. The visitors come into the game on the back of a memorable 2-1 win over Italy and will be aware that they can stretch their lead to five points with a third successive victory

• Azerbaijan v Wales

  Azerbaijan v Wales (Kick-off 5.00pm). The Welsh get their World Cup Group Six qualifying campaign started with this match in Baku against what is expected to be the weakest team in the group. The hosts surprisingly picked up four points while trying to qualify for Euro 2004, all of which came against Serbia and Montenegro, so even though nothing is expected of them this afternoon, they are still capable of causing a shock or two

• Barhain v Iran

  Barhain v Iran (Kick-off 3.35pm). Coverage of the World Cup qualifier as the two teams begin the second stage of their campaign to reach the finals in Germany next year

• Belarus v England

  Belarus v England (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Dinamo Stadium in Minsk, as the sides meet for the first time. The hosts have a win and a loss from their first two matches, but this is their first at home and they will look to former Arsenal midfielder Aleksandr Hleb to lead by inspiration. England have already won twice on their travels in this campaign and another display like the one in Croatia will be expected by the supporters, as Fabio Capello looks to his men take control of the group

• Belgium v Germany

  Belgium v Germany (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship match in Luxembourg, as the tournament for talented youngsters gets under way

• Belgium v Poland

  Belgium v Poland (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's Group A Euro 2008 qualifier at the Roi Baudouin Stadium in Brussels

• Bolivia v Argentina

  Bolivia v Argentina (Kick-off 11.30pm). The first of tonight's two featured South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Hernando Siles in La Paz. Argentina recorded a 3-0 home victory when the sides met in November 2007, with attacking midfielder Juan Roman Riquelme scoring a brace, and Bolivia have won just five of 29 meetings between the two teams, the most recent of which was in 1998

• Bolivia v Brazil

  Bolivia v Brazil. Delayed first-half and full second-half coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Hernando Siles in La Paz

• Bolivia v Paraguay

  Bolivia v Paraguay (Kick-off 9.10pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Hernando Siles in La Paz, the first of a triple header of matches. The hosts could hardly have started their campaign in more disappointing fashion, losing 5-0 to Uruguay and conceded 13 goals in their first four matches. Paraguay, in contrast, have already put themselves in with an excellent chance of reaching the finals for the fourth consecutive occasion

• Bosnia-Herzegovina v Portugal

  Bosnia-Herzegovina v Portugal (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the second leg of the World Cup qualification play-off tie, held at the Bilino Polje in Zenica. Portugal come into the match with a 1-0 lead from the first leg, given to them by a goal from Bruno Alves

• Brazil v Argentina

  Brazil v Argentina (Kick-off 1.50am). Two of the biggest rivals in world football face each other at the Estadio Mineirao in Belo Horizonte, in their latest South American World Cup qualifier. The sides' last meeting came just under a year ago in the Copa America final, when Brazil defied their critics to win 3-0 and lift the trophy. Dunga's men also won the previous two meetings by three clear goals, so Argentina need to find something special if they are to halt that run of results

• Brazil v Bolivia

  Brazil v Bolivia. Coverage of the friendly international, as the Brazilians begin their preparations for this summer's World Cup in the Far East

• Brazil v Bolivia

  Brazil v Bolivia (Kick-off 1.50am). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Olimpico Joao Havelange in Rio de Janeiro, where nothing less than a victory will be sufficient for the hosts as they aim to build on their 3-0 victory over Chile at the weekend

• Brazil v Cameroon

  Brazil v Cameroon (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of this evening's match from the sixth Confederations Cup in France. The World Cup winners will be looking to register a convincing victory against the inconsistent African side

• Brazil v Chile

  Brazil v Chile (Kick-off 2.00am). Tonight's South American World Cup qualifiers conclude with this clash from the Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro. Both teams are likely to reach the finals regardless of tonight's result, but the hosts will be eager to put on a good display for their expectant fans, who have endured three goalless draws during the qualification campaign so far

• Brazil v Colombia

  Brazil v Colombia (Kick-off 2.00am). This South American World Cup qualifier comes from the Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro. The Brazilians were held to a goalless draw in Colombia at the start of the campaign and will need to improve on that if they are to consolidate their position in the qualification places

• Brazil v Ecuador

  Brazil v Ecuador (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match, staged in Solna, Sweden, where both South American sides are aiming to gain a morale-boosting victory

• Brazil v Ecuador

  Brazil v Ecuador (Kick-off 1.00am). All the action from the South American World Cup qualifier at the Joao Havelange Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. This is the first home game of the campaign for the recently crowned Copa America champions and should result in three points

• Brazil v England

  Brazil v England (Kick-off 5.00pm). Steve Rider presents all the action from the friendly encounter at the Khalifa International Stadium in Doha, Qatar. This is the sides' first meeting since a 1-1 draw at Wembley Stadium in June 2007, and England are aiming to defeat the Brazilians for the first time since 1990 as they continue their World Cup preparations. This will be the 21st match of Fabio Capello's reign as England manager, during which he has masterminded 15 victories, including two comprehensive qualification wins over Croatia, and seen his side lose on just three occasions. With commentary by Clive Tyldesley and Andy Townsend, and analysis by Ian Wright and Marcel Desailly

• Brazil v Italy

  Brazil v Italy (Kick-off 7.45pm). Peter Collins presents coverage of the friendly encounter at the Emirates Stadium in London, as the last two World Cup winners face each other. Both sides are expected to field strong squads and the Italians will use the match to assess their players ahead of next month's World Cup qualifier against Montenegro

• Brazil v Jamaica

  Brazil v Jamaica (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match at Leicester City's Walkers Stadium. With the likes of Ronaldo in their squad the world champions will start as favourites to capture a comfortable win

• Brazil v New Zealand

  Brazil v New Zealand (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the international friendly match at the Stade de Geneve in Switzerland, where the current world champions continue their World Cup warm-up campaign, with what is expected to be an easy win against the All Whites

• Brazil v Paraguay

  Brazil v Paraguay (Kick-off 1.50am). The 14th round of the South American World Cup qualifiers reaches a conclusion at the Estadio do Arruda in Recife. The hosts have only conceded one goal in their six home fixtures to date, but lost 2-0 to Paraguay when the sides met in Asuncion in June last year, although they enter this match on the back of an outstanding 4-0 win away to Uruguay at the weekend

• Brazil v Peru

  Brazil v Peru (Kick-off 2.10am). Tonight's double bill of South American World Cup qualifiers concludes with the clash at the Estadio Jose Pinheiro Borba in Porto Alegre. Peru have endured a miserable campaign so far, winning just one of their first 10 games, but they did record a credible 1-1 draw when the sides met in the reverse fixture in Lima

• Brazil v Uruguay

  Brazil v Uruguay (Kick 11.50pm). Coverage of the World Cup 2006 qualifier, where the Brazilians will be hoping their opening home game of the qualification campaign is a successful one. This is the first time the World Champions have ever had to qualify for the tournament, but the home side will still be strong favourites to finish top of the group and make it through to the finals in Germany

• Brazil v Uruguay

  Brazil v Uruguay (Kick-off 11.45pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio do Morumbi in Sao Paulo, the fourth match of the campaign for both sides. Uruguay's last away game ended in defeat to Paraguay and they will need an improvement if they are to defeat the Samba Kings and boost their chances of a top-four place

• Brazil v USA

  Brazil v USA. This evening's Group B match from the sixth Confederations Cup in France, as the World Champions take on an emerging United States side. Brazilian coach Carlos Alberto Parreira finds himself under pressure after disappointing results against China and Portugal in recent matches, so will be desperate for a victory this evening. Commentary by Dave Farrar and John Duncan

• Bulgaria v Cyprus

  Bulgaria v Cyprus (Kick-off 4.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia. The hosts were considered to be one of Republic of Ireland's main challengers for a top-two place during this campaign, but that threat has so far failed to materialize. However, they start today's match as favourites against a Cyprus side struggling near the foot of the table

• Bulgaria v Italy

  Bulgaria v Italy (Kick-off 7.15pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia, as the Italians aim to continue their impressive start to the campaign and secure their third consecutive victory

• Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland

  Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia. The sides drew 1-1 in the reverse fixture in March, despite the Republic taking the lead in the first minute through a Richard Dunne effort. An own goal by Hull City's Kevin Kilbane gave Bulgaria a share of the points, and both teams remain unbeaten and chasing Italy at the top of the group

• Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland

  Bulgaria v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia. The sides drew 1-1 in the reverse fixture in March, despite the Republic taking the lead in the first minute through a Richard Dunne effort. An own goal by Hull City's Kevin Kilbane gave Bulgaria a share of the points, and both teams remain unbeaten and chasing Italy at the top of the group

• Bulgaria v Wales

  Bulgaria v Wales (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Naftex Stadium in Burgas, where the visitors are looking for an unlikely victory ahead of next month's Euro 2008 qualifiers against Germany and Slovakia. Wales will have to do without former captain Ryan Giggs, who has retired from international football, and coach John Toshack may take the opportunity to blood some youngsters this evening

• Burkino Faso v Mali

  Burkino Faso v Mali (Kick-off 6.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group B encounter in Tunisia, where both teams will be hoping to improve their chances of qualifying for the knockout stage with three points tonight. Frederic Kanoute could well be in action for Mali, his newly adopted nation - can the Tottenham Hotspur star find the back of the net this evening?

• Cameroon v Algeria

  Cameroon v Algeria (Kick-off 6.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group C match in Sousse, Tunisia, as the defending champions begin their campaign against 1990 winners Algeria. Winfried Schafer's side are bidding to win the trophy for the third time in succession and know they need to get off to a good start, with matches against Egypt and Zimbabwe still to come. Commentary by Russell Osman and Tim Caple

• Cameroon v Egypt

  Cameroon v Egypt (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group C encounter in Sousse, Tunisia, where both teams will be looking for maximum points with a place in the last eight beckoning. Despite winning this tournament on four separate occasions, Egypt will be expected to come off second best against the reigning champions. Egyptian coach, Mohsen Saleh is under considerable pressure to succeed and knows three points against Cameroon, and progression to the knockout stages would help secure his job for the foreseeable future

• Cameroon v Equatorial Guinea

  Cameroon v Equatorial Guinea (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the Group 5 African Nations Cup qualifier at the Stade Ahmadou Ahidjo in Yaounde, where the hosts will expect to claim all three valuable points

• Cameroon v Zimbabwe

  Cameroon v Zimbabwe (Kick-off 3.30pm). The African Cup of Nations continues with this Group C encounter in Sfax, Tunisia. Cameroon are the reigning champions and are expected to come off as comfortable winners this afternoon against a team who have qualified for the biennial tournament for the first time in their history

• Chile v Argentina

  Chile v Argentina (Kick-off 12.15am). This South American World Cup qualifier comes from the Estadio Nacional de Chile in Santiago. The hosts are on course to qualify for the finals for the first time since 1998, but face a true test of their credentials here as they come up against the Argentinians

• Chile v Brazil

  Chile v Brazil (Kick-off 2.00am). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Nacional in Santiago. Brazil have won just two of their six matches in the group and need to find their scoring touch, after finding the back of the net just eight times in those six games

• Chile v Paraguay

  Chile v Paraguay (Kick-off 1.30am). Coverage of the latest South American World Cup qualifying match at the Estadio Nacional in Santiago. The hosts suffered a humiliating defeat in the quarter-finals of the Copa America this year, losing 6-1 to Brazil, which resulted in the installment of new coach Marcelo Bielsa. A comfortable victory over Peru suggests things are already going in the right direction and Bielsa will be targeting another three points here

• Colombia v Argentina

  Colombia v Argentina (Kick-off 12.50am). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifying match at the Estadio El Campin in Bogota. The hosts failed to win either of their opening two encounters, drawing 0-0 against Brazil and Bolivia, and face another daunting task here as they come up against some of the greatest attacking players in the world

• Colombia v Brazil

  Colombia v Brazil (Kick-off 10.00pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifying match in Bogota, as the Samba stars go in search of an away win. Kaka scored within a minute of coming on when the two sides last met back in 2003, giving his team a winning start to their qualifying campaign, but the squad is likely to be a lot different from the one that figured four years ago, with Rivaldo and Roberto Carlos among those no longer representing their country

• Colombia v New Zealand

  Colombia v New Zealand (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Confederations Cup Group A match. Both teams have one more group game remaining and they'll be eager to pick up three crucial points to aid their chances of qualifying

• Colombia v Paraguay

  Colombia v Paraguay (Kick-off 12.10am). The second of this evening's South American World Cup qualifiers take place at Estadio El Campin in Bogota. The visitors are the surprise leaders of the qualification league and look destined for a place in the finals in South Africa, though the Colombians' hopes are hanging in the balance and they desperately need a win here to establish themselves in the top five

• Colombia v Peru

  Colombia v Peru (Kick-off 12.00am). The South American World Cup qualifiers continue at the Estadio Atanasio Girardot in Medellin. Both sides have struggled for goals during this campaign, only finding the back of the net six times apiece in their first 12 fixtures. The Peruvians have lost all of their away matches, but held Colombia to a 1-1 draw in June despite falling behind early on to a goal by Wigan Athletic striker Hugo Rodallega

• The Confederations Cup

  Dave Farrar and John Duncan commentate on the action from a match in the Confederations Cup, this year being held in France. The teams involved are Brazil, Turkey, USA, Cameroon, New Zealand, Columbia, Japan and the hosts France. With a wide diversity in experience and talent between the teams, the matches should prove to be interesting spectacles in a tournament that has been criticised for adding to players' otherwise hectic schedule. England fans will be keen to keep an eye on the form of the Turks as David Beckham and his team travel to Istanbul in October

• Confederations Cup 2005 Final
• Confederations Cup Final

  Cameroon v France (Kick-off 8.00pm). The final of the Confederations Cup at the Stade de France. The hosts and defending champions were in impressive form against Turkey in the semi-finals and will be confident of holding on to their crown. Cameroon will still be in mourning for their team mate Marc-Vivien Foe, who tragically died during their semi-final win against Colombia, and they'll hope to honour his memory by lifting the trophy tonight

• The Confederations Cup : Semi-Finals

  Cameroon v Colombia (Kick-off 5.00pm) and France v Turkey (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of both semi-finals in this year's Confederations Cup at the Stade Gerland in Lyon and the Stade de France in Paris. Cameroon and host nation France topped their respective groups with unbeaten records and both teams will start as favourites tonight to seal their places in Sunday's final

• Copa Sudamericana

  The Copa Sudamericana final (Kick-off 12.30am). Coverage of the second leg of the showpiece occasion

• Copa Sudamericana Final

  America v Arsenal (Kick-off 1.15am). The Copa Sudamericana final, featuring the respective Mexican and Argentinian teams

• Copa Sudamericana Semi-Final

  Millonarios v America (Kick-off 12.15am). Coverage of the first Copa Sudamericana semi-final, as the Colmbian and Mexican teams clash for a place in the final

• Copa Sudamericana Semi-Final

  The second Copa Sudamericana semi-final (Kick-off TBA), as two of South America's finest club sides meet

• Croatia v Argentina

  Croatia v Argentina (Kick-off 7.15pm). All the action from tonight's friendly encounter at St Jakob Park in Basel, Switzerland, where both teams continue their preparations for this summer's World Cup finals. This match will be of some interest to England fans, as Sven-Goran Eriksson's men could meet the Croatians in the knockout phase in Germany, while the Argentinians are a huge force in international football and will be favourites to take the honours here

• Croatia v England

  Croatia v England (Kick-off 6.00pm). Tonight's Euro 2008 Group E qualifier comes from the Stadion Maksimir in Zagreb, where Steve McClaren's men need a major improvement from their 0-0 draw against Macedonia on Saturday. Croatia and Israel are likely to be England's biggest rivals as they bid to qualify for the finals in Austria and Switzerland, so three points tonight would be a huge boost to their aspirations. England's last away trip came against Macedonia, when they were far from convincing in a 1-0 win, but McClaren would accept a similar performance here providing the result is the same, although a rousing display would do much for the confidence of the players and fans alike

• Croatia v England

  Croatia v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb, as England play their second match of the campaign. Defeats home and away to Croatia contributed heavily to England failing to reach Euro 2008, where the Croats went out on penalties to Turkey in the quarter-finals. A draw here would be considered a decent result for England, but Fabio Capello knows a victory would put his side in charge of the group at this early stage

• Croatia v Wales

  Croatia v Wales. (Kick-off 6.55pm) Coverage of this evening's international friendly at Gradski Stadium in Varazdin, home of Croat side Varteks. Mark Hughes' side are undefeated this year, and have climbed to their highest place in the world rankings for five years. The coach would love to record a morale-boosting away win ahead of their first Euro 2004 qualifying match in Finland next month

• Cyprus v Republic of Ireland

  Cyprus v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.00pm). Brian Kerr's side play their penultimate World Cup qualifier in Group Four this evening at the Neo GSP Stadium in Nicosia, knowing that defeat would all but end their dreams of playing in Germany next year. The pressure is on for the Irish players, but they will look to their 3-0 win over the Cypriots at Lansdowne Road at the start of the campaign to boost confidence levels. Victory would send the visitors into their final match against Switzerland in the knowledge that another three points would guarantee them a play-off spot and could even be enough for them to win the group. Presented by Bill O'Herlihy, with commentary from George Hamilton and Ray Houghton

• Cyprus v Republic of Ireland

  Cyprus v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the GSP Stadium in Nicosia. Giovanni Trapattoni's men won the reverse fixture 1-0 thanks to a goal by Robbie Keane, and another win today would leave them with an excellent chance of making at least the play-off round. However, the Republic's last visit to these shores ended in embarrassment, as the hosts recorded an emphatic 5-2 win three years ago

• Cyprus v Republic of Ireland

  Cyprus v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from this evening's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Neo GSP Stadium in Nicosia. This is only Ireland's second competitive match of the season, but with group rivals Germany and Czech Republic already boasting six points each, the pressure is mounting on Steve Staunton and his men. The visitors were guests here just 12 months ago during the hosts' unsuccessful World Cup qualification campaign, when Stephen Elliott scored the only goal in a 1-0 win - a result Staunton would welcome after seeing his side lose their previous three matches

• Cyprus v Wales

  Cyprus v Wales. Coverage of the international friendly match at the Tsirio Stadium in Limassol between two sides that had disappointing World Cup qualifying campaigns, with both finishing fifth in their respective groups. John Toshack is now looking to the future and with the forthcoming 2008 European Championship qualifiers in mind, he'll look to give some of his fringe players a chance to shine and stake their claim for a place in the starting 11

• Czech Republic Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  Czech Republic Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the European Championship play-off second-leg match at the Stonky Stadium in Uherske Hradiste, where the visitors will start as favourites to progress to next year's finals

• Czech Republic v Germany

  Czech Republic v Germany (Kick-off 7.30pm). Con Murphy presents all the action from this evening's Euro 2008 Group D match at the Sparta Stadium, where the group pace-setters compete for the overall lead. These teams are both expected to qualify for next summer's finals in Austria and Switzerland but will be keen to do so in first place and, after drawing their previous games against Republic of Ireland and Cyprus respectively, both sides are hoping to get back to winning ways. Commentary by Darragh Maloney and Trevor Steven

• Czech Republic v Republic of Ireland

  Czech Republic v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's crucial Euro 2008 Group D qualifier comes from the Sparta Stadium in Prague. This is the biggest game of Ireland's campaign so far as victory could see them leapfrog their opponents into a qualification position. The teams drew 1-1 when they met at Lansdowne Road earlier in the campaign, but a similar result would favour the Czechs rather than Steve Staunton's men, as finishing ahead of the Irish is likely to guarantee their place in the finals

• Czech Republic v Wales

  Czech Republic v Wales (Kick-off 7.15pm). All the action from the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Na Stinadlech Stadion in Teplice, where the teams begin their campaigns to reach the finals. The Czechs began their World Cup campaign with a convincing victory over the United States, but failed to qualify from the group following poor performances against Ghana and Italy, so they are especially keen to return to winning ways tonight. John Toshack is building a young side that he hopes will bring success, but they will have to show maturity beyond their years if they are to take anything from this match against one of the strongest teams in Europe

• Denmark Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Denmark Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from tonight's friendly encounter at the SAS Arena in Herning, where Peter Taylor's side take on their Danish counterparts in a match crucial to both teams ahead of their European Championship qualifiers next month. England were on the wrong end of a 2-1 scoreline in their last friendly against Holland at Pride Park in February, but with Norwich City striker Dean Ashton starting the domestic season with a couple of goals, Taylor will feel confident his leading frontman can help the visitors maintain their unbeaten record against the Danes

• Denmark v England

  Denmark v England (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Parken Stadion in Copenhagen, where Sven-Goran Eriksson's side return to action for the first time since their 3-2 victory over Colombia in May. England's end-of-season tour also included a 2-1 win over the United States, when Kieran Richardson marked a spectacular debut with two goals. The Manchester United midfielder has been left out of the squad this time around, but Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Michael Carrick will be hoping to get his chance after also impressing in the States, but Eriksson may opt to play his strongest line-up with this being the only warm-up game ahead of next month's clash

• Denmark v Portugal

  Denmark v Portugal (Kick-off 7.00pm). This evening's World Cup Group One qualifier comes from the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. The Danes come into the match at the top of the group with five wins and draw from their six games and can inch a step closer to the finals by completing the double over Carlos Queiroz's men, who they beat 3-2 in Lisbon last September

• Denmark v Republic of Ireland

  Denmark v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match at the NRGi Park in Aarhus, where both sides are preparing for next month's Euro 2008 qualifiers. Steve Staunton's men face Slovakia and the Czech Republic in September and will be looking for a morale-boosting victory over a Danish side that drew with Northern Ireland in their qualifying encounter last year

• Denmark v Scotland

  Poland v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.00pm), Denmark v Scotland (Kick-off 7.00pm) and Portugal v Sweden (Kick-off 9.30pm). A triple-header of action this evening, with coverage of the three friendly international matches. Brian Kerr's Irish side will be on a high following their win against the Czech Republic last month and they'll want to boost morale further with a good display against a tough Polish team. The Scots are currently going through a transitional period and have found things difficult of late - can they boost morale in the camp with a good performance? Portugal lost their last game against Italy and will want to get back to winning ways as they prepare to host this summer's big football event

• Denmark v Sweden

  Denmark v Sweden (Kick-off 7.00pm). This evening's World Cup Group One qualifier comes from the Parken Stadion in Copenhagen. The Danes can secure automatic qualification and a place in next year's finals with a victory tonight

• Ecuador v Argentina

  Ecuador v Argentina (Kick-off 10.00pm). Coverage of the first of a triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito. Argentina have lost their last two away fixtures and only an injury-time goal by Rodrigo Palacio salvaged a 1-1 draw in their previous meeting with Ecuador last year, although they secured a vital 1-0 win over Colombia at the weekend

• Ecuador v Bolivia

  Ecuador v Bolivia (Kick-off 10.10pm). Coverage of the World Cup qualifier in the South American group at the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito. Both sides are struggling near the foot of the table after their first six matches, and defeat for either here would all but end their chances of reaching the finals in South Africa

• Ecuador v Brazil

  Ecuador v Brazil (Kick-off 10.45pm). Coverage of the World Cup qualifier in Quito. The world champions are currently leading the standings and are looking to strengthen their position at the top of the group with a valuable away win

• Ecuador v Brazil

  Ecuador v Brazil (Kick-off 10.00pm). This evening's South American World Cup qualifier comes from the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito. Brazilian collected maximum points with consummate ease when the teams met at the Estadio do Maracana in Rio de Janeiro earlier in the campaign, with Kaka on the scoresheet twice in a 5-0 victory

• Ecuador v Chile

  Ecuador v Chile (Kick-off 11.00pm). Tonight's South American World Cup qualifier comes from the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito. The Ecuadorians progressed through to the last 16 of the 2006 World Cup in Germany before losing to England, but they need to start collecting points on a more consistent basis if they are to reach the finals once again. Their home form has been their saving grace so far this campaign and it will need to continue if they are to get the better of the Chileans here

• Ecuador v Colombia

  Ecuador v Colombia (Kick-off 11.00pm). The second of this evening's South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Olimpico Atahualpa in Quito. Colombia's matches in the campaign so far have been close encounters, with just four goals coming in the first four games, although victory over Argentina and a draw against Brazil mark them out as genuine contenders to progress

• Egypt Under-20s v United Arab Emirates Under-20s

  Egypt Under-20s v United Arab Emirates Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from the opening match of the Toulon Tournament in France, as the Group A teams get their campaigns under way at the Stade Mayol

• England B v Albania

  England B v Albania (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Turf Moor in Burnley, as England's fringe players get their chance to impress. With a crucial Euro 2008 against Estonia coming up next month, Steve McClaren is expected to give Michael Owen a chance to prove his fitness following his recent return from injury

• England B v Belarus B

  England B v Belarus B (Kick-off 8.05pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly encounter at Reading's Madejski Stadium. Sven-Goran Eriksson is expected to hand Michael Owen a start this evening, as the Newcastle United forward aims to get some match fitness ahead of the World Cup finals, while Theo Walcott is also likely to feature following his shock call-up to the squad for this summer's event in Germany

• England U-21 v Portugal U-21

  England U-21 v Portugal U-21 (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly international at Goodison Park, where David Platt's young hopefuls will be out to impress England supremo Sven-Goran Eriksson. The home side will be up against it tonight though, against a Portuguese side regarded as one of the finest in the world at youth level, and one that has produced a wealth of talent in recent years, including Manchester United's new star Cristiano Ronaldo

• England under-17s v Switzerland under-17s

  England under-17s v Switzerland under-17s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at Bristol City's Ashton Gate. England coach John Peacock will be looking to his youngsters to put in another impressive performance in this difficult encounter, with many of his players aiming to impress the watching scouts

• England Under-18s v France Under-18s

  England Under-18s v France Under-18s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Hartlepool United's Victoria Park, where head coach Brian Eastick will be looking for his side to impress in their first outing of the season

• England Under-18s v Scotland Under-18s

  England Under-18s v Scotland Under-18s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from tonight's match at Hartlepool United's Victoria Park. The hosts will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2-0 defeat in their previous match against Sweden and will see Scotland as the perfect opponents to do so against

• England Under-19s v Czech Republic Under-19s

  England Under-19s v Czech Republic Under-19s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage from Carrow Road as Martin Hunter's side go in search of a win as they continue preparations for next year's European Championship qualifiers. This friendly follows on from the team's last match against the Republic of Ireland, when goals by Middlesbrough's James Morrison and Norwich City's Ryan Jarvis secured an impressive 2-0 victory

• England Under-19s v Holland Under-19s

  England Under-19s v Holland Under-19s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the international friendly at the Prostar Stadium, as the hosts prepare for next month's European Championship qualifiers

• England Under-19s v Scotland Under-19s

  England Under-19s v Scotland Under-19s (Kick-off 7.00pm). All the action from the European Championship Group Six qualifier at Bramall Lane in Sheffield, where the arch-rivals will be attempting to get their campaigns off to a winning start

• England Under-19s v Switzerland Under-19s

  England Under-19s v Switzerland Under-19s (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at Wycombe Wanderers' Causeway Stadium, where Martin Hunter's men will be hoping for a morale-boosting victory against a quality Swiss side

• England Under-20s v Czech Republic Under-20s

  England Under-20s v Czech Republic Under-20s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the FIFA World Youth Championship warm-up match, where Les Reed's young side take on their counterparts from central Europe

• England Under-20s v Holland Under-20s

  England Under-20s v Holland Under-20s (Kick-off 12.30pm). Coverage of the friendly match at the Galpharm Stadium in Huddersfield. This is the first time England have played since their disappointing performances at the World Youth Championships last year, where they failed to win any of their three group matches and they'll look to bounce back with a good result

• England Under-20s v Portugal Under-20s

  England Under-20s v Portugal Under-20s (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Group 2 match in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade Scaglia in La Seyne. The Portuguese have developed a reputation for producing some of the finest youngsters in the world, and England will have to be at their best if they are to get something from the game

• England Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s

  England Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the final Group 2 match in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade Scaglia in La Seyne. The top two sides in the group qualify for the semi-finals, and England will start as favourites to progress with a talented batch of youngsters progressing through the ranks

• England Under-20s v Tunisia Under-20s

  England Under-20s v Tunisia Under-20s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Group 2 match in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade Mayol in Toulon, where England coach Peter Taylor will be looking for a fine start from his side ahead of challenges against Portugal and South Korea

• England Under-21s v Austria Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Austria Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Peter Taylor's side get their bid to qualify for the European U21 Championship under way again with their penultimate Group Six match at Elland Road. Germany currently top the standings ahead of England on goal difference and Taylor will want his side to improve on the 2-0 win they recorded in the reverse fixture last year

• England Under-21s v Azerbaijan Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Azerbaijan Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the European Under-21 Championship Group Six qualifier at Middlesbrough's Riverside Stadium. Peter Taylor's side are in a good position to qualify for the finals and will be confident of taking all three points and making amends for their disappointing goalless draw in Azerbaijan at the start of the campaign

• England Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the UEFA European Championship Group Three qualifying match at stadium:mk. Stuart Pearce's side are unbeaten so far in the group and have yet to concede a goal, but can't afford any slip-ups ahead of their crunch clash with Portugal in Agueda on Wednesday

• England Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). Commentary on the European Championship qualifier at the stadium:mk

• England Under-21s v Croatia Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Croatia Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Upton Park, where David Platt's men will be looking for a morale-boosting victory ahead of their Euro 2004 qualifiers against Macedonia and Portugal next month. After a disappointing year so far the likes of Jermain Defoe, Shola Ameobi and Michael Tonge will want to help their country get back to winning ways tonight

• England Under-21s v Ecuador XI

  England Under-21s v Ecuador XI (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from the friendly at La Rosaleda in Malaga, Spain. England's preparations for this summer's European Under-21 Championships continue against an Ecuadorian side consisting of players from the under-23 squad and several senior footballers

• England Under-21s v France Under-21s

  England Under-21s v France Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the European Championship play-off first-leg match at White Hart Lane, as Peter Taylor's side bid to take a crucial lead into the return match on Tuesday. The hosts finished second in their qualifying group behind Germany and are confident of progressing, but the French pose a difficult threat and England will need to be at their best to win

• England Under-21s v France Under-21s

  England Under-21s v France Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from the friendly at the City Ground in Nottingham, as England's preparations for the European Championship continue. The sides last met in November 2005, when France won 2-1 in Nancy to edge through a two-legged play-off match 3-2 on aggregate

• England Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Hull City's Kingston Communications Stadium hosts this evening's European Under-21s Championship qualifier, as Peter Taylor looks to inspire his side to an important victory on his home ground. Both teams are currently level at the top of the standings on 10 points and with only the group winners progressing to the finals, a win for Taylor's side would be a big boost to their qualification chances

• England Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's UEFA Under-21 Championship play-off first-leg clash at the Ricoh Arena. Peter Taylor's men needed a late strike from Preston North End striker David Nugent to see off Switzerland 3-2 in their final group game to earn this play-off, and Nugent, along with fellow frontman Theo Walcott, will be looking to give England a lead going into the return leg in Germany

• England Under-21s v Holland Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Holland Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Hull City's Kingston Communications Stadium provides the venue as David Platt's young side play their first match of 2004. The hosts have a good record against the Dutch in recent years and Platt will hope to maintain his unbeaten run against them, but it won't be easy with the visitors boasting an array of young talent

• England Under-21s v Holland Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Holland Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from tonight's match at Derby County's Pride Park as England continue their preparations for next month's European Championship qualifier against Germany. The two sides have met six times at this level, with England yet to be defeated following four wins and two draws, and they'll be hoping for a repeat of last year's result, when a late Darren Bent goal secured a 3-2 victory at Hull City's Kingston Communications Stadium

• England Under-21s v Italy Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Italy Under-21s (Kick-off 12.30pm). The new Wembley Stadium plays host to its first football match this afternoon, as the youngsters meet in a friendly encounter. This game sold out in the space of six hours and, with a capacity of 60,000, will be the largest crowd to attend a match at this level in the history of the sport. These teams are set to meet in the European Under-21 Championship this summer, and coach Stuart Pearce will hope his side can gain an early psychological advantage by taking the honours here

• England Under-21s v Macedonia Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Macedonia Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's European Championship Group Nine encounter at the Ricoh Arena

• England Under-21s v Moldova Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Moldova Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the UEFA Under-21 Championship Group Eight match at Ipswich Town's Portman Road. With Switzerland the only other side in the group, Peter Taylor's men are highly fancied to progress to the play-offs and will be confident of three points against the Moldovans

• England Under-21s v Montenegro Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Montenegro Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the UEFA European Championship Group Three qualifying match at Leicester City's Walkers Stadium. The hosts produced a fantastic display against their opponents in the reverse fixture in September, cruising to a 3-0 victory thanks to goals from Nedum Onouha, Gabriel Agbonlahor and Andrew Surman, and manager Stuart Pearce will expect more of the same as they look to take command of the group

• England Under-21s v Norway Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Norway Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Reading's Madejski Stadium, where Peter Taylor's men play their first game since their defeat in the European Championship play-off against France. The home fans will be hoping Leroy Lita gets a run-out for the hosts, as he looks to stake a claim for a regular place now the likes of Dean Ashton and Carlton Cole are no longer available for selection

• England Under-21s v Poland Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Poland Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Qualification for next year's European Under-21 Championships comes to a head tonight at Hillsborough, as Peter Taylor's side conclude their Group Six campaign. Defeat against Austria in their last match ended England's hopes of automatic qualification, with Germany finishing top of the group, but a play-off beckons for Taylor's men and he'll be hoping they enter that game on the back of a confidence-boosting victory here

• England Under-21s v Poland Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Poland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly encounter at Molineux, the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers. This is the first of two non-competitive matches for England before the end of the season and will give Stuart Pearce chance to assess his squad before the crucial European Championship qualifier against Portugal in September. With that in mind, the coach may elect to give his fringe players a run out against the Poles and will hope they can continue the team's eight-match unbeaten run

• England Under-21s v Republic of Ireland Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Republic of Ireland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2009 Group Three qualifying match at St Mary's Stadium in Southampton. Stuart Pearce's side are unbeaten in the campaign and have already qualified for October's play-offs, but finishing top of the group ahead of Portugal will now be the aim, something that can almost be achieved with success in this encounter

• England Under-21s v Romania Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Romania Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). The friendly encounter at Bristol City's Ashton Gate, where Stuart Pearce takes charge of his first match since been appointed on a full-time basis last month. England suffered a heartbreaking semi-final defeat on penalties in the recent European Championships, but will look to the nine available members of that squad to help them back to winning ways against the Eastern Europeans

• England Under-21s v Slovakia Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Slovakia Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's friendly encounter comes from Norwich City's Carrow Road. This is England's final warm-up game before the European Under-21s Championship finals and they will hope to enter the tournament on the back of a good performance, as their group matches against the Czech Republic, Italy and Serbia will be particularly tough

• England Under-21s v Spain Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Spain Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Pride Park, as England continue preparations for the UEFA Under-21s Championship. The hosts boast four wins from their six meetings with the Spaniards at this level and would expect another victory here, and with the likes of Theo Walcott and Ashley Young expected to feature, the visitors will have their work cut out

• England Under-21s v Ukraine Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Ukraine Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). The Riverside hosts this evening's friendly encounter, as Hull City manager Peter Taylor returns to the job he was so successful in during the late 1990s. Tigers chairman Adam Pearson was originally opposed to the joint role, but after a change of heart a compromise was reached with the FA, and now Taylor is free to concentrate on returning England to the glory days of a few years ago, starting with this game against Ukraine

• England Under-21s v Wales Under-21s

  England Under-21s v Wales Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Peter Taylor's side welcome their Welsh neighbours to Ewood Park for this European Championship qualifier. England have made an excellent start to their campaign, picking up maximum points from their visits to Austria and Poland, with Carlton Cole and Darren Bent both on target in each of the matches and they'll be favourites to make it a hat-trick of victories against their Welsh counterparts

• England v Albania

  England v Albania (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the crucial World Cup qualifier at Newcastle United's St James' Park. With the Germany game now confined to history, Sven Goran Eriksson will want his rejuvenated side to cap off a great few days with a comfortable home victory. With Michael Owen playing the best football of his life at the minute, and the Paul Scholes and Steven Gerrard partnership beginning to blossom in the middle of the pitch, there are plenty of positives for the home side to draw on, including the reality that a win tonight would see them top Group Nine with just one game left to play

• England v Andorra

  England v Andorra (Kick-off 8.15pm). Steve Rider is joined by Andy Townsend and Teddy Sheringham to present coverage of the World Cup Group Six qualifier at Wembley Stadium, where the hosts take on the group minnows. England laboured to a 2-0 victory when the sides met in their first match of the campaign last September, with two second-half goals by Joe Cole eventually proving the difference. This is the second time Andorra have visited these shores to face England, having lost 5-0 on their previous visit in a 2006 World Cup qualifier at Old Trafford. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat

• England v Andorra

  England v Andorra (Kick-off 8.15pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Six qualifier at Wembley Stadium, where the hosts take on the group minnows. England laboured to a 2-0 victory when the sides met in their first match of the campaign last September, with two second-half goals by Joe Cole eventually proving the difference. This is the second time Andorra had visited these shores to face England, having lost 5-0 on their previous visit in a 2006 World Cup qualifier at Old Trafford

• England v Australia

  England v Australia (Kick-off 8.00pm). The bulldozers have finally taken over at Wembley, so Sven-Goran Eriksson's men continue their nomadic existence with this friendly against Frank Farina's Socceroos at Upton Park. Leeds United's Paul Okon will lead the Australians against an England side desperate for a morale-boosting victory following a poor start to their Euro 2004 qualifying campaign

• England v Belarus

  England v Belarus (Kick-off 8.00pm). Steve Rider presents all the action from the World Cup Group Six qualifier held at Wembley Stadium. The hosts have already secured qualification, but the selected players will be eager to put in a good performance to ensure they remain in Fabio Capello's plans for the finals in South Africa. Belarus have lost 1-0 away to Croatia and Ukraine during this campaign, and succumbed to a 3-1 home defeat to England a year ago. With commentary by Clive Tyldesley and Andy Townsend

• England v Cameroon / South Korea v France

  England v Cameroon (Kick-off 7.00am) and South Korea v France (Kick-off 11.00am). Coverage of two of today's international friendly matches. Just days before the World Cup finals begin, Sven-Goran Eriksson's men face a talented African side, while world champions France take on one of the host nations

• England v Croatia

  England v Croatia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at Ipswich Town's Portman Road, as Sven-Goran Eriksson's side continue their preparations for the forthcoming Euro 2004 qualifier against Macedonia. The Croatians have a wealth of skilful individuals in their side but have been let down by their brittle temperament too often in the past : can Sven's boys take advantage and notch up a morale-boosting victory?

• England v Croatia

  England v Croatia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Fabio Capello's England will bid to secure a place in the 2010 World Cup finals with a win in tonight's Group Six qualifier at Wembley Stadium. It is less than two years since Slaven Bilic's men last appeared on this ground, when they ended Steve McClaren's reign as manager and England's hope of qualifying for Euro 2008 by condemning the hosts to a 3-2 defeat on a rainy November night. Under Capello, however, England's form has improved markedly, and seven wins from as many matches during qualification has them within touching distance of a place in South Africa next summer. Three points would confirm matters, while a draw may also prove enough, but would depend on Ukraine's result away to Belarus in one of this evening's other fixtures. Presented by Steve Rider, with commentary from Clive Tyldesley and Jim Beglin

• England v Czech Republic

  England v Czech Republic (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly fixture at Wembley Stadium, as both sides prepare for forthcoming World Cup qualifiers. This is England's only match before they travel to face Andorra and Croatia next month to start their 2010 qualification campaign, and Fabio Capello is expected to field a strong starting line-up ahead of such crucial encounters

• England v Denmark

  England v Denmark (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the friendly game from Old Trafford as Sven-Goran Eriksson starts his team's preparations for Euro 2004 in earnest against a well organised Danish outfit. The Swede will be able to take a closer look at some of the squad players hoping to cement their places in Portugal as they are given an opportunity to impress the manager. Denmark topped a qualifying group that contained Norway and Romania so are no pushovers and Chelsea's Jesper Gronkjaer will want to give some of his teammates a torrid time

• England v Germany

  England v Germany. Richard Keys introduces coverage of the Group Nine qualifier at Wembley, where Kevin Keegan's side kick-off their campaign for a place in the 2002 South Korea and Japan finals with the last game to ever be played under the famous twin towers. Rudi Voller's side won convincingly against Greece in their opening game and it seems the inspirational coach has reversed the poor run of form which saw them get knocked out of Euro 2000 without winning a game. England were one of the teams that beat them there, Alan Shearer scoring the only goal, but the inspirational skipper will be absent this afternoon after his retirement from international football and the manager will be looking to Liverpool ace Michael Owen to continue his sparkling early season form and find the back of t he net. Commentary by Martin Tyler and Andy Gray

• England v Holland

  England v Holland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Richard Keys introduces this evening's international friendly match at White Hart Lane. Holland have been rocked in recent months by the long-term suspensions of Edgar Davids and Frank De Boer : but have more than enough strength in depth to threaten Sven Goran Eriksson's unbeaten run as England coach. Martin Tyler and Andy Gray commentate

• England v Iceland

  England v Iceland (Kick-off 3.30pm). The final game of the Summer Tournament at the City of Manchester Stadium, as the hosts look to come away with at least a 2-0 victory which would see them lift the trophy. With Sven-Goran Eriksson's squad for Euro 2004 now officially confirmed, the Swede will be hoping for two things this afternoon - to come away with a morale-boosting win, and that his players avoid any injuries that would affect their participation this summer

• England v Italy

  England v Italy (Kick-off 8.00pm). Richard Keys presents the friendly match from Elland Road where both teams will be looking to continue their preparations for this summer's World Cup finals. Sven-Goran Eriksson will probably take this opportunity to test out players on the fringe of his squad for Japan and South Korea as the day he names his final 23 draws nearer. England captain David Beckham will also realise that his side have to be at their very best if they are to reverse the friendly defeat inflicted on them by a Gennaro Gattuso thunderbolt when the teams last met on a mist-shrouded Turin night in November 2000. Martin Tyler and Andy Gray commentate

• England v Japan

  England v Japan (Kick-off 8.00pm). Sven-Goran Eriksson's side begin their Euro 2004 preparations with this match at the City of Manchester Stadium, part of the FA's Summer Tournament. The hosts have failed to win a game since they beat Liechtenstein in a Euro 2004 qualifier at Old Trafford last September, when Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney were on the scoresheet - can England's latest strikeforce find the back of the net against a Japanese side who are more than capable of beating any team on their day?

• England v Kazakhstan

  England v Kazakhstan (Kick-off 5.15pm). This evening's coverage comes from Wembley Stadium, as Fabio Capello's men play the third game of their World Cup Group Six qualifying campaign. This is the first meeting between the teams and the hosts are expected to win comfortably, though after their incredible 4-1 win in Croatia last time out, cannot afford to be complacent. The visitors have just one win from their three games so far but, unlike Andorra, who England struggled against in their opening game, are a team of professionals. They gave Ukraine a competitive match in a 3-1 defeat last time out and boast the group's joint leading goal scorer in Sergei Ostapenko, who has three goals to his name. However, anything other than a resounding win for the home side would be considered as a huge failure. Presented by Steve Rider, with guest Andy Townsend. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat

• England v Kazakhstan

  England v Kazakhstan (Kick-off 5.15pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Six qualification fixture at Wembley Stadium, as Fabio Capello's men play their first home game of the campaign. England will hope to maintain the form that demolished Croatia in their last match and they enter the encounter top of the group, while Kazakhstan have lost two of their three fixtures so far, conceding three goals in each of those defeats

• England v Liechtenstein

  England v Liechtenstein (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Seven qualifier at Old Trafford. Sven-Goran Eriksson's side still have their destiny in their own hands and know that four points from their final two matches will see them through to next year's extravaganza in Portugal. First they must beat the group minnows at the Theatre of Dreams, but with the likes of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard and Michael Owen in the side, that should prove to be little problem

• England v Macedonia

  England v Macedonia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Southampton's St Mary's Stadium is the venue for England's second European Championship qualifying match. Nothing less than three points for Sven-Goran Eriksson's men will suffice : and they will be confident of getting them against the visitors, who opened their campaign with a disappointing draw away to Liechtenstein. Plus, the first half of Turkey v Liechenstein (Kick-off 6.30pm)

• England v Mexico

  England v Mexico (Kick-off 7.45pm). Richard Keys introduces this evening's international friendly match at Pride Park. Sven Goran Eriksson continues to enjoy his honeymoon period as national manager, and can safely experiment with new players without losing face in this match against the Central American outfit. Martin Tyler and Andy Gray commentate

• England v Northern Ireland

  England v Northern Ireland. Extended highlights of the Group Six World Cup qualifier at Old Trafford

• England v Paraguay

  England v Paraguay (Kick-off 8.00pm). Richard Keys presents coverage of the friendly at Anfield, as Sven-Goran Eriksson's men play their final match on home turf before the World Cup. After the disappointing 2-1 defeat at the hands of Italy three weeks ago, the coach will almost certainly give his favoured starting 11 a run out tonight. As on that occasion at Elland Road, there could well be numerous changes again : giving the so-called 'fringe' players one last chance to cement their place in the final 23. Commentary by Martin Tyler and Andy Gray

• England v Portugal

  England v Portugal (Kick-off 4.00pm). Richard Keys introduces this afternoon's international match at Villa Park, as Sven-Goran Eriksson's men prepare for the Euro 2004 qualifiers. With David Beckham and Kieron Dyer both injured in the latest Premiership matches, the chance is there for the likes of Lee Bowyer, David Dunn and Joe Cole to put themselves in line for a regular starting place

• England v Serbia & Montenegro

  England v Serbia & Montenegro (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of tonight's friendly at Leicester City's Walkers Stadium. The men from Eastern Europe will hoping to claim their first victory since October, but will face a tough task against a resurgent England side. After a 2-0 victory against Turkey in their last competitive match, Sven Goran-Eriksson will expect his men to keep up the momentum with victory here, as well as boost morale for their European Championship qualifier with Slovakia next week

• England v Slovakia

  England v Slovakia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Action from the crucial European Championship 2004 qualifier at the Riverside Stadium. Sven-Goran Eriksson will be hoping his side continue the form they showed in their last competitive match when they beat Turkey 2-0 at The Stadium of Light. The Slovakians will be desperate for three points if they are to stand any chance of qualifying for the tournament in Portugal, and with Middlesbrough striker Szilard Nemeth on board an upset could be on the cards. Including first-half coverage of Turkey v Macedonia (Kick-off 7.00pm)

• England v Slovakia

  England v Slovakia (Kick-off 5.15pm). All the action from the friendly at Wembley Stadium, where the hosts are looking to maintain their unbeaten home record under Fabio Capello. The sides last met in a June 2003 European Championship qualifier, when Michael Owen scored both of England's goals as they recorded a hard-fought 2-1 win at the Riverside in Middlesbrough

• England v Slovenia

  England v Slovenia (Kick-off 5.30pm). Steve Rider introduces coverage of this evening's friendly at Wembley Stadium, where Fabio Capello's men prepare for Wednesday's World Cup qualifier against Croatia. The hosts' last outing was a 2-2 draw with Holland in Amsterdam four weeks ago, when they came back from 2-0 down thanks to a brace by Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermain Defoe. Commentary by Peter Drury and Andy Townsend

• England v Spain

  England v Spain (Kick-off 8.00pm). Richard Keys presents the friendly international from Villa Park. After all the hype, talking and speculation Sven-Goran Eriksson eventually starts a match as the new England boss, and fans will be hoping the highly-rated Swede can turn round a poor run of form which sees the side languishing at the bottom of their World Cup group. With less than a month to the next qualifier, tonight's match will be an opportunity for the new coach to experiment with the line-up, but stalwarts David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Emile Heskey are sure to feature if fit. Spain's fortunes on the other hand couldn't be more different, the side were widely admired for their performances in Euro 2000 and are currently sitting unbeaten at the top of their World Cup group. Friendly internationals don't come much tougher than this and it could well prove a baptism of fire for Eriksson. Commentary by Martin Tyler and Andy Gray

• England v Sweden

  England v Sweden (Kick-off 3.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's international friendly fixture at Old Trafford between two sides that could meet again in the World Cup finals next year. Sweden won Group Four at a canter and will provide a stern test of Sven Goran Eriksson's abilities as manager

• England v Turkey

  England v Turkey (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifying Group Seven match at Sunderland's Stadium of Light. Saturday's victory over Liechtenstein has put England firmly back in the hunt for top spot in the group : and they will be looking to overtake the current leaders with victory here

• England v Ukraine

  England v Ukraine (Kick-off 8.00pm). Steve Rider is joined by Teddy Sheringham, Joe Cole and Andy Townsend to introduce coverage of this evening's World Cup Group Six qualifier at Wembley Stadium. Fabio Capello's men have won all four of their qualification matches so far and are in firm control of the group. England's last competitive game was a 3-1 success in Belarus, when Wayne Rooney struck twice to take his tally to five goals for the campaign. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat

• Estonia v Croatia

  Estonia v Croatia (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's Euro 2008 Group E qualifier takes place at the Lillekula Stadium in Tallinn, where England will also appear next Wednesday. The hosts have lost all five of their qualifiers so far and stand no chance of reaching the finals in Austria and Switzerland next year. In contrast, the Croatians are unbeaten during the campaign and currently lead the table, and victory tonight would take them five points clear of Steve McClaren's men

• Estonia v England

  Estonia v England (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's crucial Euro 2008 Group E qualifier takes place at the Lillekula Stadium in Tallinn, where victory for the visitors is crucial if they are to stay in contention for a qualification spot. Steve McClaren's men were jeered by their own fans during and after their defeat of Andorra in their last competitive match and need a much-improved performance here. The Estonians have lost all five of their games during the campaign, but are still considered as tough opposition on their own ground and capable of inflicting a shock defeat on McClaren's men

• Estonia v Republic of Ireland

  Estonia v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Two qualifying match. After taking the lead against Portugal on Saturday, one of the so-called big two sides in the group, Mick McCarthy's men were denied victory by a late Luis Figo goal. However, they remain in a strong position at the top of the table and will be aware that a victory against the talented but inexperienced Eastern Europeans will put them firmly in control of their destiny. Jonathan Pearce and Jack Charlton commentate

• Euro 2004 Qualifier : Republic of Ireland v Russia

  Republic of Ireland v Russia (Kick-off 4.00pm). This afternoon's Euro 2004 Group 10 qualifier at Lansdowne Road, where the home side will be looking for all three points which would send them to the top of the table. Brian Kerr has turned the fortunes of the Irish side around since his appointment as manager and will be hoping his men can overturn the 4-2 defeat they suffered in Russia nearly a year ago

• Faroe Islands v France

  Faroe Islands v France (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifying encounter at the Torsvollur Stadium in Torshavn, where the hosts are aiming to gain their first point of the campaign

• Faroe Islands v Republic of Ireland

  Faroe Islands v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Torsvollur Stadium in Torshavn, a game Brian Kerr's men are expected to win against the group minnows. The visitors let a two-goal lead slip in their last match against Israel after strikes by Ian Harte and Robbie Keane, and with very little to choose between the top four sides in the standings, goal difference could prove crucial

• Faroe Islands v Scotland

  Faroe Islands v Scotland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of this afternoon's Group Five qualifying match for Euro 2004 at Toftir Stadium. In his first competitive match, Scotland manager Bertie Vogts will be hoping his side can find the winning formula against the group minnows. Commentary by Rob Maclean and Sandy Clark

• Faroe Islands v Scotland

  Faroe Islands v Scotland (Kick-off 5.15pm). This evening's Euro 2008 Group B qualifier comes from the Svangaskard Stadium in Toftir. Alex McLeish's men are in contention for a place in next year's finals, but can't afford to drop any points against the group minnows - as they did in a 2-2 draw on this ground five years ago - if they are to stay in the hunt for a top-two position

• FC Lucerne v Brazil

  FC Lucerne v Brazil (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's international friendly at the Stadion Allmend, as the world champions prepare for their title defence with a warm-up game against the Swiss outfit. Commentary by Jon Champion and Jim Beglin

• Finland v Wales

  Finland v Wales (Kick-off 5.00pm). Oliver Hides introduces coverage of the European Championship Group Nine qualifier in Helsinki, as Mark Hughes's men begin their quest to secure a place at Euro 2004 in Portugal. The Welsh are unbeaten this year and go into the match full of confidence : can they begin their campaign with a crucial away victory against a strong Finnish side that boasts the likes of Jari Litmanen and Sami Hyypia among their ranks? Commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• France Under-20s v Japan Under-20s

  France Under-20s v Japan Under-20s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Group 1 match in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres

• France Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s

  France Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the final Group 1 match for both teams in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade de Lattre in Aubagne

• France Under-20s v Portugal Under-20s

  France Under-20s v Portugal Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from the Toulon Tournament Group B match at the Stade Mayol, where the sides conclude their opening phase games. Hosts France lost all three fixtures in last year's event and will be determined to banish those memories by progressing to the knockout stage on this occasion

• France Under-20s v Qatar Under-20s

  France Under-20s v Qatar Under-20s (Kick-off 7.45pm). The second of this evening's Toulon Tournament Group B matches comes from the Stade Mayol in France, which completes the opening round of fixtures. The host nation were crowned champions for four successive years between 2004 and 2007, but relinquished their title last time around after not taking part. Qatar are still relatively inexperienced on the international stage and are expected to struggle in their attempts at reaching the semi-finals

• France Under-20s v South Africa Under-20s

  France Under-20s v South Africa Under-20s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Group 1 match at the Stade Mayol in Toulon, as the opening day of the Toulon Festival of Football continues

• France Under-21s v England Under-21s

  France Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the European Championship play-off second-leg match in Nancy. Peter Taylor's side aim to book a place in next year's finals against a talented French outfit after drawing the first match 1-1, with a late Darren Ambrose goal cancelling out that of Anthony Le Tallec

• France v Algeria

  France v Algeria. Coverage of the friendly match, as the World and European champions continue their build-up to next summer's World Cup in the Far East. With no qualifying games to play, the home side will be hoping to use this clash as another opportunity to sharpen their skills ahead of the defence of their title

• France v Andorra

  France v Andorra (Kick-off 4.45pm). The international friendly at the Stade de France, where the hosts continue their preparations for the Euro 2004 finals with this match against one of the world's weaker nations. Jacques Santini's men are highly fancied to retain their crown in Portugal this summer, and will be looking for a comprehensive victory this evening to boost morale within the camp

• France v Belgium

  France v Belgium. Coverage of the friendly match, as both teams continue their preparations for the World Cup. With the tournament in the Far East less than two weeks away, the two sides will be eager to capture a morale boosting win

• France v China

  France v China (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly fixture at St Etienne's Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, where the hosts are aiming to prepare for the World Cup in style. Coach Raymond Domenech has a galaxy of stars to choose from but needs to find the right balance if his squad are to repeat their World Cup triumph of eight years ago

• France v Colombia

  France v Colombia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Confederations Cup Group A match. Following their early exit at last year's World Cup the hosts will be eager to show that they are still a force to be reckoned with and they'll hope for a convincing win tonight

• France v Costa Rica

  France v Costa Rica (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at the Stade Dillon in Fort de France, Martinique, where both teams continue their preparations for next year's World Cup finals

• France v Cyprus

  France v Cyprus. Coverage of the Group One Euro 2004 qualifier at the Stade de France, where Jacques Santini's men will be confident of taking all three points. The French are currently five points clear at the top of the table and could make it through the finals in Portugal next year with a victory here. However, the Cypriots have a history of causing a surprise or two in qualification games and will be looking to cause an upset against the European Champions tonight. Commentary by Dave Farrar and Bryan Hamilton

• France v Denmark

  France v Denmark. Coverage of the international friendly match from Nantes. World and European champions France will be confident they can beat the organised Denmark team in front of their home fans

• France v England

  France v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Stade de France, as Fabio Capello takes charge of his first England match on foreign soil. The Italian opened up with a 2-1 win over Switzerland at Wembley Stadium last month, but this encounter against Raymond Domenech's side is likely to be a much sterner test, which he is sure to welcome, as he attempts to shape a squad ready for the World Cup qualification campaign

• France v Germany

  France v Germany (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at the Stade de France between two of the most illustrious nations on the continent. The sides last met two years ago when France won 3-0 in Gelsenkirchen, while the Germans haven't beaten their rivals since 1987, and coaches Raymond Domenech and Jurgen Klinsmann will be hoping for a morale-boosting victory ahead of next year's World Cup finals

• France v Germany

  France v Germany (Kick-off 7.45pm). Steve Scott introduces coverage of the friendly international at the Stade de France as the World and European champions look to demonstrate their flair against a rapidly improving German side. With the likes of Premiership stars Thierry Henry, Fabien Barthez and Robert Pires, plus World Player of the Year Zinedine Zidane in the team, the French boast a wonderful array of talent and the Germans will have their work cut out tonight. Jonathan Pearce and Jack Charlton provide commentary

• France v Hungary

  France v Hungary (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at the Stade Saint Symphorien in Metz, where the visitors will be eager for a good performance ahead of next week's World Cup qualifier in Iceland. The Magyars are a long way behind Croatia and Sweden in Group 8 and need to improve if they are to have any chance of qualifying for next year's tournament, and this friendly against a star-studded French side will be a good indication of their strength

• France v Italy

  France v Italy (Kick-off 8.00pm). Tonight's Euro 2008 Group B qualifier comes from the Stade de France, a match which is a repeat of the summer's World Cup final. In a game that will always be remembered for Zinedine Zidane's head-butt on Marco Materazzi, the Italians were the ones who held their nerve in the penalty shoot-out to claim their fourth world crown. Roberto Donadoni has since taken the reins from Marcello Lippi and faces his biggest challenge to date against the French, who have genuine designs on reclaiming the title they last won in 2000, when they beat Italy in the final thanks to a golden goal from David Trezeguet

• France v Ivory Coast

  France v Ivory Coast (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Stade de la Mosson in Montpellier, where both sides continue preparations for their forthcoming World Cup qualifying matches. The African visitors are well-placed to progress to next year's finals in Germany, and they'll hope to have Chelsea striker Didier Drogba available to face the hosts

• France v Japan

  France v Japan. The reigning World and European champions welcome the Asian side to the Stade de France for this friendly match. The Japanese have made great strides in recent years and are building themselves a reputation as a well organised unit, but they'll have to be at their very best here if they are hold the French, who boast the talents of World Player of the Year Zinedine Zidane and Arsenal forward Thierry Henry

• France v Japan

  France v Japan (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Confederations Cup Group A match in St Etienne between the Euro 2000 champions and the 2000 Asian Nations Cup winners. The hosts have responded well to their shock early exit from last summer's World Cup and are breezing through their Euro 2004 qualifying group. Jacques Santini's men defeated Colombia in their opening game, when a Thierry Henry penalty was enough to see off the South Americans. Two goals from Shunsuke Nakamura helped Japan get their campaign off to a winning start, as they eased to a 3-0 victory over the All Whites of New Zealand. This looks set to be an intriguing encounter between two contrasting nations, both eager for three points that will aid their chances of qualification to the next round

• France v Korea Republic
• France v Malta

  France v Malta (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group One qualifier. The current holders of the trophy go into the game top of the standings after three successive victories, and they'll be confident of extending their lead with a win against a Malta team that has picked up no points and only managed to score one goal in four games. Commentary by Dave Farrar and Gerry Armstrong

• France v Mexico

  France v Mexico (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Stade de France, where both sides will be hoping to boost confidence ahead of the World Cup. The French are far from the force they once were but still possess some of the finest players in the world, while Mexico will be determined to translate their local dominance onto the global stage

• France v Portugal

  France v Portugal (Kick-off 7.45pm). Steve Scott introduces coverage of the friendly international at the Stade de France, between two of the world's finest footballing sides. Tonight's game promises to throw up a fantastic battle in midfield as the world footballer of the year, Zinedine Zidane, squares off against the most expensive player in history, Louis Figo. With the likes of Henry, Wiltord and Barthez also on the pitch for the World and European champions, the home side will hope for an impressive performance against a Portuguese team who looked in great form drawing 2-2 against the Dutch last month

• France v Republic of Ireland

  France v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). James Richardson presents coverage of the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Stade de France, between the sides that both have four points after a win and a draw from their opening two games. Brian Kerr's Irish side know this is the toughest match of the campaign for them and they'll be looking to return home with at least a point, while the 1998 winners will want to bounce back following their surprise 0-0 draw with Israel here last month

• France v Republic of Ireland

  France v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from the second leg of the World Cup qualification play-off tie, held at the Stade de France. The hosts are the favourites to progress, as they hold a 1-0 lead from the first leg thanks to a goal by Nicolas Anelka at Croke Park. However, Giovanni Trapattoni's men will not yet have given up hope of a famous victory

• France v Republic of Ireland

  France v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the second leg of the World Cup qualification play-off tie, held at the Stade de France. The hosts are the favourites to progress, as they hold a 1-0 lead from the first leg thanks to a goal by Nicolas Anelka at Croke Park. Presented by Bill O'Herlihy, with analysis by John Giles, Eamon Dunphy and Graeme Souness

• France v Russia

  France v Russia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly match at the Stade de France. World Cup holders France didn't have to qualify for this summer's finals, so are picking up some vital match practice against a Russian team who qualified for the tournament with ease

• France v Scotland

  France v Scotland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifier at the Parc des Princes in Paris, a match the visitors can ill afford to lose. The Scots produced one of their finest ever performances to defeat the World Cup runners-up 1-0 last year, but that would be bettered if they could get anything out of this game. A loss would make qualifying for next summer's tournament an even tougher task, but the French aren't as consistent as they once were and Alex McLeish's men are full of confidence

• France v Slovenia

  France v Slovenia. Live coverage of the European Championship Group One qualifier at the Stade de France. The defending champions stuttered to a 2-1 victory in the opening match away to Cyprus and will be looking to the Arsenal pairing of Thierry Henry and Sylvain Wiltord to continue their outstanding domestic form. The visitors beat Malta in their first match and will be keen to take advantage of a French side going through a period of transition following their World Cup disappointment

• France v Sweden

  France v Sweden (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at the Stade de France. Both sides are well placed in their respective World Cup qualifying groups and will use this match as a chance to look at players ahead of next month's competitive games. Plus, a round-up of today's friendly and World Cup qualifying matches

• France v Switzerland

  France v Switzerland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Group Four qualifier at the Stade de France, as the race to make next year's finals in Germany continues. France have struggled in their two home matches so far, recording 0-0 draws against Israel and the Republic of Ireland, and they'll be looking to Arsenal duo Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira for inspiration against a Swiss side that have won one and drawn two of their three games so far

• France v Ukraine

  France v Ukraine (Kick-off 7.45pm). The international friendly at the Stade de France, where the hosts conclude their preparations for the Euro 2004 finals. Jacques Santini's men should come out on top this evening against a Ukrainian side who are notoriously bad travellers

• France v Ukraine

  France v Ukraine (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifying match at the Stade de France between two of Scotland's major rivals. The top two in the group will progress to next year's finals and with Scotland and Italy in fine form, both sides know that defeat would be a huge blow to their chances of making it through to the finals in Austria and Switzerland

• FYR Macedonia v Scotland

  FYR Macedonia v Scotland (Kick-off 2.00pm). Coverage of the opening Group Nine World Cup qualifier at the Skopje City Stadium, as George Burley's men face the hosts for the first time. Scotland begin their campaign with two away matches against lower-ranked sides, and need to start well with only the group winners guaranteed to progress

• Georgia v Republic of Ireland

  Georgia v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifying Group 10 match in in Tbilisi. After a spate of withdrawals this week, new manager Brian Kerr will be hoping his patched-up team can pick up maximum points here before travelling Albania for Wednesday's game

• Georgia v Republic of Ireland

  Georgia v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.00pm). All the action from this evening's World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Wildparkstadion in Karlsruhe, Germany. This is the first match of the campaign for both sides and the Republic's first competitive game under coach Giovanni Trapattoni. The teams met twice in the Euro 2004 qualifiers, with the Irish winning on both occasions, but Trapattoni's men will need to be wary of the Georgians, who beat Scotland during qualification for Euro 2008 and saw off Wales in a friendly last month

• Germany Under-19s v England Under-19s

  Germany Under-19s v England Under-19s (Kick-off 5.30pm). The two rival nations meet for their final warm-up match ahead of the European Championship pre-qualifying tournament in Slovenia next month. Stuart Baxter's England come into this match in high spirits following their 2-0 victory against Holland six weeks ago, and with Leeds United's James Milner looking in good shape at the moment, the visitors could come away with another impressive scalp

• Germany Under-21 v England Under-21s

  Germany Under-21 v England Under-21s (Kick-off 7.15pm). All the action from this evening's UEFA Under-21 Championship play-off second leg at the BayArena in Leverkusen. Peter Taylor knows his side will be up against it despite their 1-0 advantage from the first leg, but in Theo Walcott and David Nugent they boast a forward line capable of unlocking any defence on their day, and with away goals likely to prove crucial in this tie, Taylor will be expecting something special from his strike duo

• Germany Under-21s v Czech Republic Under-21s

  Germany Under-21s v Czech Republic Under-21s (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the European Championship play-off second-leg match at the BayArena in Leverkusen, where the hosts will expect to progress to next year's finals

• Germany Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Germany Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the European Under-21 Championship Group Six qualifier at the Bruchwegstadion in Mainz. Peter Taylor's side conceded a late goal and drew 2-2 when the teams met at Hull City's Kingston Communications Stadium and they'll hope to make amends with a win that would put them in pole position to qualify

• Germany v Albania

  Germany v Albania. Coverage of the World Cup Group 9 qualifier. With maximum points from their first two games, the Germans will be looking to sweep aside the Albanians and build a comprehensive lead in the group. Liverpool players Dietmar Hamann, Markus Babbel and Christian Ziege have helped form a strong backbone to the team since their disastrous display at the European Championships, and the Premiership stars will be hoping to have a major impact tonight

• Germany v Argentina

  Germany v Argentina (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly international from Stuttgart. Over the years these two nations have emerged as England's biggest football rivals, knocking the national team out of several World Cups. This evening Argentina : skippered by Manchester United's Juan Sebastian Veron : will be aiming to prove their status as the favourites for the 2002 tournament by putting one over on Rudi Voller's men, whose confidence could still be low after their 5-1 home defeat at the hands of England in September. Jonathan Pearce and Joe Royle commentate

• Germany v Czech Republic

  Germany v Czech Republic (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship match in Luxembourg, as both sides take part in their second game of the tournament

• Germany v England

  Germany v England (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of today's vital World Cup Group Nine qualifying match from the Olympic Stadium in Munich. These seemingly perennial opponents met in October last year, when a soft goal by Dietmar Hamann cost England the game, shattered the hopes raised by a rare English victory over Germany in Euro 2000 and ended Kevin Keegan's turbulent tenure as national coach. Sven Goran Eriksson seems to have rejuvenated the men in white, although he'll be hoping for a better performance than their last outing against the Dutch when a below average display saw them lose their unbeaten record under the Swede and go down to a 2-0 defeat

• Germany v England

  Germany v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). Steve Rider is joined by Andy Townsend and Graeme Le Saux to introduce coverage of tonight's friendly encounter at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, the first meeting between the sides in Germany since England's 5-1 Munich victory seven years ago. Michael Owen scored a hat-trick in that game, while Steven Gerrard and Emile Heskey were also on the scoresheet to complete a famous result. Fabio Capello has inspired England to four wins from as many games in their World Cup 2010 qualification group, with the only loss during his reign being a 1-0 defeat in a friendly away to France. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and David Pleat, with reports from Gabriel Clarke

• Germany v England

  Germany v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of tonight's friendly encounter at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, the first meeting between the sides in Germany since England's 5-1 Munich victory seven years ago

• Germany v Finland

  Germany v Finland (Kick-off 5.00pm). All the action from this evening's World Cup Group Four qualifier at the HSH Nordbank Arena in Hamburg. This is the final match of the teams' campaigns; the sides drew 3-3 when they met in Helsinki last year, with a hat-trick from Miroslav Klose helping the Germans rescue a point

• Germany v Republic of Ireland

  Germany v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Steve Staunton takes charge of the national side in a competitive match for the first time tonight, as both teams begin their Euro 2008 qualification campaign with this Group D clash at the Gottlieb-Daimler Stadium in Stuttgart. Spirits are high within the German camp after their excellent showing at the World Cup and they will be hoping to continue that momentum with victory here. Staunton has seen his side slip to consecutive defeats against Chile and Holland, so will be slightly apprehensive about this evening's game, especially if the hosts can reproduce the same sort of form they showed during the summer. Presented by Bill Herlihy, with guests John Giles, Eamon Dunphy and Liam Brady

• Germany v Russia

  Germany v Russia. Coverage of the second Under-17 European Championship semi-final at the Josy Barthel Stadium in Luxembourg (Kick-off 7.15pm)

• Germany v Serbia & Montenegro

  Germany v Serbia & Montenegro (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship Group Two match at the Josy Barthel Stadium in Luxembourg. This is the final group game, and both sides will be looking for a place in the semi-finals at the expense of Belgium and the Czech Republic

• Germany v USA

  Germany v USA (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly at the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund, where both teams continue their preparations for the World Cup finals. Germany coach Jurgen Klinsmann is a resident of California, so should have some knowledge of the American team, but will be more focused on his own side as they look to make up for their morale-sapping 4-1 loss to Italy earlier in the month

• Greece v Republic of Ireland

  Greece v Republic of Ireland. Coverage of this evening's international friendly match. The Irish have not had the best of times since their return from the World Cup finals, losing their first two Euro 2004 qualifiers. They will be looking for a promising performance tonight against a fast-improving Greek national side

• Greece v Sweden

  Greece v Sweden (Kick-off 5.00pm). Friendly action from Athens, as the Greeks : who pushed England so close in qualification for the World Cup Finals : take on one of Sven-Goran Eriksson's side's opponents in Group F, the Swedes

• Greece v Ukraine

  Greece v Ukraine (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from the first leg of the play-off from the qualification stages for the 2010 World Cup at the Olympic Stadium, Athens

• Holland Under-20s v United Arab Emirates Under-20s

  Holland Under-20s v United Arab Emirates Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). The Toulon Tournament continues tonight with this Group A fixture at the Stade Marquet in La Seyne-sur-Mer, France. The Dutch, runners-up in 2006, have not progressed beyond the round-robin stage for the past two years, but are strong favourites to overturn the UAE here

• Holland Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Holland Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 7.05pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at AZ Alkmaar's DSB Stadion. The visitors will be buoyed by their recent qualification for the European Championships and will see tonight's game as a good indication of the standard of opposition they will face in that tournament, with the likes of Theo Walcott and Leighton Baines eager to continue their impressive recent form for their country

• Holland v Czech Republic

  Holland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Three qualifier. With two wins from their opening two games, Holland will be confident of reaching next summer's finals : but Czech Republic are not to be underestimated and have a similar record to their hosts

• Holland v England

  Holland v England (Kick-off 7.30pm). Richard Keys presents the friendly from the Amsterdam Arena, as England begin their preparations for this summer's World Cup finals in the Far East. After the euphoria which surrounded David Beckham's free-kick in the 2-2 draw against Greece in October, Sven-Goran Eriksson will know that a good warm-up is essential if his side want to progress in the showpiece tournament. However, they are sure to face a tough challenge this evening as the Dutch aim to get their talented stars to gel and begin rebuilding for European Championship qualification. Martin Tyler and Andy Gray provide the commentary

• Holland v England

  Holland v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). Matt Smith is joined by Andy Townsend to introduce coverage of this evening's friendly clash at the Amsterdam ArenA, as Fabio Capello's men get their season under way. The Dutch became the first European side to qualify for the World Cup finals when they beat Norway in June, taking their unassailable points total to 21. England are the only other team with seven wins from as many games during qualification; they are still to guarantee their place in South Africa, but could do so at home to Croatia in September. The countries met on this ground in 2006, when a Rafael van der Vaart goal four minutes from time cancelled out Wayne Rooney's opener and earned the Dutch a 1-1 draw. Commentary by Clive Tyldesley and Jim Beglin

• Holland v Italy

  Holland v Italy (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly match at the Amsterdam ArenA, where the sides begin their preparations for next year's World Cup finals in Germany

• Holland v Republic of Ireland

  Holland v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.00pm). John Barnes presents the friendly international at the Amsterdam ArenA, as Brian Kerr takes his side to Holland for the latest match in their preparations for the World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign. The hosts, however, have more immediate matters on their mind, as they are just 10 days away from their opening game in the Euro 2004 finals against Germany, and will use this game to finalise their starting line-up

• Holland v Scotland

  Holland v Scotland (Kick-off 7.30pm). A place at next summer's European Championships in Portugal is on the line tonight for both teams as they meet for the second leg of their play-off encounter. The Scots caused a huge surprise on Saturday when they came away with a 1-0 victory against Dick Advocaat's men thanks a James McFadden strike, and are now only a draw away from their first major finals since World Cup '98. Subsequent programmes subject to change

• Holland v Scotland

  Holland v Scotland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Group Nine World Cup Qualifier at the Amsterdam ArenA. The Dutch have been in good form so far during the current campaign, winning their opening three games against Iceland, Norway and Macedonia, while George Burley's men began the day five points behind their opponents, but were still second in the table

• Holland v Scotland Build-Up

  The build-up to Holland v Scotland

• Holland v Spain

  Holland v Spain (Kick-off 7.30pm). Steve Scott presents the friendly clash between two of Europe's leading sides at the Amsterdam Arena. Two-times World Cup finalists, the Dutch, will have a point to prove after failing to make it to this summer's showpiece event in Japan and South Korea. However, the likes of Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Patrick Kluivert will have their work cut out tonight against the unpredictable Spaniards, who boast star strikers Raul and Luis Enrique in their ranks. Jonathan Pearce and Joe Royle commentate

• Holland v USA

  Holland v USA (Kick-off 7.30pm). The friendly encounter at the Amsterdam ArenA, where the home side continue their preparations for Euro 2004. The States are becoming a force to be reckoned with on the international scene, but will have to be at their best if they are to stand any chance of defeating the Dutch

• Holland v Wales

  Holland v Wales (Kick-off 2.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Feyenoord Stadium in Rotterdam, where the hosts continue their preparations for Euro 2008 against the Welsh. The visitors will be tough opposition for the Dutch as they are beginning to develop some continuity under coach John Toshack, and they are capable of recording a shock victory if they play as they have done in recent matches

• Hong Kong v Scotland

  Hong Kong v Scotland (Kick-off 11.00am). The final match of Scotland's overseas tour sees them take on a talented but inexperienced Hong Kong side

• Iceland v Northern Ireland

  Iceland v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.00pm). This evening's Euro 2008 Group F qualifier comes from the Laugardalsvollur in Reykjavik. This is the second of three successive away fixtures which could make or break Ireland's chances of qualifying for next year's finals. New boss Nigel Worthington will once again look to leading scorer David Healy to continue his excellent form and help the visitors avenge their 3-0 defeat to the Icelanders at Windsor Park at the start of the campaign

• Iceland v Norway

  Iceland v Norway (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the women's European Championship qualifying match in Reykjavik

• Iceland v Scotland

  Iceland v Scotland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Five qualifier in Reykjavik, where Berti Vogts's side will be aiming to make up for the disappointing result against the Faroe Islands with a convincing display and, more importantly, three points. Times may vary

• Iceland v Scotland

  Iceland v Scotland. Coverage of the second half of the World Cup Group Nine qualifier at the Laugardalsvollur in Reykjavik. The Scots have won all four competitive fixtures between the sides and need another such victory if they are to boost their chances of finishing top of the table above the likes of Holland and Norway

• Iceland v Scotland

  Iceland v Scotland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Nine qualifier at the Laugardalsvollur in Reykjavik. The Scots have won all four competitive fixtures between the sides and need another such victory if they are to boost their chances of finishing top of the table above the likes of Holland and Norway

• Iran v Japan

  Iran v Japan (Kick-off 1.35pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group B qualifier from Tehran, between two of the sides strongly fancied to make it through to next year's tournament in Germany. Iran dropped two points in their last match when they could only draw with Bahrain, while a 2-1 victory for Japan over North Korea put the visitors top of the group

• Iran v Saudi Arabia

  Iran v Saudi Arabia (Kick-off 2.30pm). Coverage of the Asian Group Two World Cup qualifier at the Azadi Stadium in Tehran

• Ireland v Iran

  Coverage of one of this evening's crucial World Cup play-off matches, where the teams that finished second in their qualifying groups have a second chance to reach next year's finals

• Israel v Croatia

  Israel v Croatia (Kick-off 5.00pm). All the action from tonight's Euro 2008 Group E qualifier at the Ramat-Gan Stadium, as two of England's group rivals contest three points. A win for either side would move them ahead of England in the standings, and after their 2-0 triumph over Steve McClaren's men last month, the Croatians will be full of confidence coming into the match

• Israel v England

  Israel v England (Kick-off 6.30pm). Steve McClaren's England continue their bid to reach the Euro 2008 finals with this Group E qualifier at the Ramat Gan Stadium in Tel-Aviv. David Beckham will once again be missing from the England side, but this time due to injury rather than not being selected, although McClaren will have greater depth in his squad than he did in last month's friendly with Spain and will be confident his players can get their qualification bid back on track. Two wins, a draw and a defeat is all the visitors have managed from their four matches so far this campaign and, including friendlies, have yet to record a single victory since their 1-0 win over Macedonia last September

• Israel v Republic of Ireland

  Israel v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.50pm). Live coverage of the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Ramat-Gan Stadium in Tel Aviv between the two undefeated teams. The Republic have already held France and Switzerland to draws away from home and now face another test against an Israel side that have proved the surprise package of the group so far. With only one team guaranteed automatic qualification for next year's finals in Germany, Brian Kerr will be hoping the likes of Robbie Keane and Damien Duff can provide the Israeli defence with plenty of problems

• Israel v Russia

  Israel v Russia (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group E qualifier at the Ramat Gan Stadium in Tel-Aviv, a match crucial to England's hopes of reaching next year's finals. Victory for Russia would all but end England's chances of qualifying, with Russia facing Andorra in their final match on Wednesday, leaving coach Steve McClaren and the rest of the country cheering on the Israelis

• Italy Under-21 v England Under-21

  Italy Under-21 v England Under-21. Coverage of the friendly international from Monza. Howard Wilkinson's side will be keen to impress England boss in waiting Sven Goran Erikkson with a good performance here against Italy's young hopefuls. Stars looking to make an impact include Michael Carrick, Ledley King, Matthew Upson and David Dunn

• Italy v Bulgaria

  Italy v Bulgaria (Kick-off 7.50pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Stadio Olimpico in Turin, where a win for the hosts would greatly increase their chances of finishing above the Republic of Ireland at the top of the table, thus earning them automatic qualification

• Italy v England

  Italy v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). Richard Keys presents the friendly encounter from Turin. The temporary coaching partnership of Leicester City's Peter Taylor and Manchester United's Steve McClaren have been given the job for just one game, with new coach Sven Goran Eriksson expected to take over, and it's a baptism of fire as they take on the Euro 2000 finalists away from home. Following the withdrawal of several key players, including Michael Owen and Paul Scholes, an already inexperienced squad face a difficult task if they are to leave Italy with a positive result

• Italy v Wales

  Italy v Wales (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Nine qualifier at the San Siro, where Mark Hughes' side will face the most difficult test of their qualification campaign so far. The Welsh have exceeded most fans' expectations and are currently sitting pretty at the top of the table, but a defeat in Belgrade to Serbia and Montenegro last month has the given the Italians a chance of catching them : can the Dragons fend off the challenge of Giovanni Trapattoni's men?

• Ivory Coast v Italy

  Ivory Coast v Italy (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly match in Geneva, where the Italians play their second match in four days and will be looking to boost confidence levels with a convincing victory over the Africans

• Ivory Coast v Republic of Congo

  Ivory Coast v Republic of Congo (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the friendly international, played in Rouen, France. Both teams are well placed in their respective African zone World Cup groups and they'll be looking to keep their momentum going with a win here

• Japan Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s

  Japan Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage from the Stade Mayol in Toulon of the opening Group 1 match in the Toulon Festival of Football

• Japan v Australia

  Japan v Australia (Kick-off 10.20am). Coverage of the World Cup qualifier at the International Stadium Yokohama, featuring two side who have yet to taste defeat during the campaign

• Japan v Bahrain

  Japan v Bahrain (Kick-off 11.30am). Coverage of the World Cup Group B qualifier at Saitama Stadium 2002. With only the top team in each group guaranteed a place at next year's finals, Japan coach Zico knows his side need to make home advantage count, and they will start as favourites to gain another crucial three points here

• Japan v Cameroon

  Japan v Cameroon (Kick-off 10.30am). Coverage of the Kirin Challenge Cup match in Oita, Japan

• Japan v Croatia

  Japan v Croatia. Coverage of the friendly from the Far East, as this summer's World Cup hosts take on the talented Croatians

• Japan v Ecuador

  Japan v Ecuador (Kick-off 11.20am). Coverage of the friendly international at the Oita Stadium, where both sides continue their preparations for this summer's World Cup. Japan have been drawn in a group that includes Brazil, and will be hoping for some invaluable experience here against their South American opponents

• Japan v North Korea

  Japan v North Korea (Kick-off 10.30am). Coverage of the World Cup Group Two qualifier in Saitama. This is the first match of this stage of qualifying for both teams and they'll want to make a good start as they bid to reach the finals in Germany

• Japan v Sweden

  Japan v Sweden (Kick-off 11.20am). As the countdown to the World Cup finals continues, a chance to see England's Group F opponents Sweden in action against one of the tournament's host nations. They should prove too strong for an inexperienced Japan outfit : but a shock result would harm the Swedes' morale. Plus, highlights of Sanfreece Hiroshima v Republic of Ireland

• Kazakhstan v England

  Kazakhstan v England (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of this afternoon's World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Almaty Central Stadium. The sides met for the first time in October last year, when England took control after a goalless first half to win 5-1, including two goals by Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney. Fabio Capello's men have since defeated Belarus and Ukraine to lead the group by five points after their opening five matches

• Kazakhstan v Poland

  Kazakhstan v Poland (Kick-off 4.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's Euro 2008 qualifier

• Kenya v Mali

  Kenya v Mali (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group B match in Bizerte, Tunisia. Neither team have won the tournament and will be hard pressed if they are to do so this year, although Mali could provide a few shocks as they bid to build on their performance two years ago when they reached the semi-finals

• Kuwait v Brazil

  Kuwait v Brazil (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter in Kuwait City, where the visitors are expected to win comfortably. Dunga must instil some much-needed belief into his squad since taking the managerial reins after Brazil's poor World Cup campaign, and tonight's game should provide a confidence boost with Kuwait unlikely to cause an upset

• Kuwait v Uzbekistan

  Kuwait v Uzbekistan (Kick-off 4.45pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group 1 qualifier in Kuwait City, where the hosts will be desperate for a victory having lost their opening match to South Korea

• Latvia v Northern Ireland

  Latvia v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 5.15pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group F qualifier at the Skonto Stadium in Riga, as the visitors look to keep pace with Sweden and Spain at the top of the standings. David Healy struck the only goal when the countries met in the reverse fixture last year, and the Fulham hitman be hoping to be on the scoresheet again as Nigel Worthington's side look to keep up their tremendous form, which has seen them lose just one of their seven group games so far

• Latvia v Wales

  Latvia v Wales (Kick-off 5.30pm). This friendly encounter comes from Riga, where both countries prepare for the World Cup qualifying campaign which gets under way next month. The Latvians far from disgraced themselves in Euro 2004, earning a draw against the Germans in the process, and Mark Hughes is aware that the hosts will be a tough test for his side

• Lithuania v France

  Lithuania v France (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifier at the St Dariaus and St Gireno Stadium in Kaunas. The visitors need maximum points as they battle with surprise pace-setters Scotland for top position in the group, while the Lithuanians' chances of reaching the finals appear slim, making victory today a must if they are to seal qualification

• Lithuania v Scotland

  Lithuania v Scotland (Kick-off 5.30pm). Tonight's Euro 2008 Group B qualifier comes from the St Dariaus and St Gireno Stadium in Kaunas, the second match of the campaign for both teams. The Scots began the campaign with a 6-0 victory at home to the Faroe Islands, but this clash against Algimantas Liubinskas' men will be a much tougher encounter. The visitors went down 1-0 when they last played here in a Euro 2004 qualifier and know they can't afford to take the Lithuanians lightly, with Hearts striker Edgaras Jankauskas among a string of Scottish-based players keen to help topple Walter Smith's side

• Live International Football Preview

  Richard Keys presents a look ahead to a busy night of international football, which features all the home nations, as England take on Uruguay at Anfield, Wales meet Paraguay at the Millennium Stadium and Scotland face Switzerland at Hampden Park

• Luxembourg v Spain

  Luxembourg v Spain (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship match in Luxembourg, where the host nation will be looking to record a famous victory

• Macedonia Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Macedonia Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 2.30pm). All the action from Stuart Pearce's men's opening European Championship qualifier at the Goce Delcev Stadium in Prilep. The visitors will be expected to bounce back from the disappointment of losing to Germany in the final of the Summer's European Championship with three points today

• Macedonia v England

  Macedonia v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Steve McClaren's second competitive match in charge of England comes from the Gradski Stadium in Skopje, as the teams meet in this Euro 2008 Group E qualifier. England eased to a 5-0 victory over Andorra in their last match and while this should prove a much tougher test, McClaren remains confident his side still has more than enough to down the Macedonians. The hosts held England to a 2-2 draw at St Mary's back in 2002 and will be relishing the prospect of tonight's meeting, although it would be a shock if Srecko Katanec's men take anything from the game

• Mali v Morocco: African Cup of Nations Semi-Final

  Mali v Morocco (Kick-off 6.00pm). The second African Cup of Nations semi-final at the Stade Olympique in Sousse, Tunisia. Mali's progression to the last four of the tournament owes a lot to the goal-scoring exploits of Tottenham Hotspur's Frederick Kanoute, but can the striker help his side cause an upset against an in-form Moroccan team ?

• Mediterranean Games: Final

  The Mediterranean Games final (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the showpiece clash at the Mediterranean Stadium, near Almeria, Spain

• Mediterranean Games: First Semi-Final

  Morocco v Turkey. The second half of the first semi-final in the Mediterranean Games clash at the Antonio Peroles Stadium in Roquetas de Mar, near Almeria, Spain

• Mediterranean Games: Second Semi-Final

  Spain v Libya (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage of the second semi-final in the Mediterranean Games at the El Ejido Stadium in El Ejido, near Almeria, Spain

• Mediterranean Games: Spain v Bosnia-Herzegovina

  Spain v Bosnia-Herzegovina (Kick-off 8.30pm). Coverage of the Group B match in the Mediterranean Games, at the El Ejido Stadium in El Ejido, near Almeria, Spain. Three of the four sides from each group will progress to the quarter-finals of the competition, which features only nations that surround the Mediterranean coastline, and the hosts are among the favourites to take the gold medal

• Mediterranean Games: Spain v Turkey

  Spain v Turkey (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match in the Mediterranean Games, at the El Ejido Stadium in El Ejido, near Almeria, Spain. Three of the four sides from this group will progress to the quarter-finals of the competition, which features only nations that surround the Mediterranean coastline, and the hosts are among the favourites to take the gold medal

• Meridian Cup

  Coverage of the first leg of the Meridian Cup match from Barcelona, featuring a European under-18 side against their African counterparts (Kick-off 5.30pm). The Meridian Project has been bringing together the finest young players from Europe and Africa for 10 years, and this fixture is expected to showcase several stars of the future

• Meridian Cup

  Coverage of the second leg of the Meridian Cup match from Barcelona, featuring a European under-18 side against their African counterparts (Kick-off 10.00am). The Meridian Project has been bringing together the finest young players from Europe and Africa for 10 years, and this fixture is expected to showcase several stars of the future

• Mexico Under-20s v South Africa Under-20s

  Mexico Under-20s v South Africa Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage from the Stade Perruc in Hyeres of the Group 1 match in the Toulon Festival of Football

• Montenegro Under-21s v Republic of Ireland Under-21s

  Montenegro Under-21s v Republic of Ireland Under-21s (Kick-off 2.30pm). All the action from this afternoon's UEFA Championship Group Three encounter at the Podgorica City Stadium

• Montenegro v Republic of Ireland

  Montenegro v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Podgorica City Stadium. The Republic will fancy their chances of a top-two finish in this group, with Italy expected to progress automatically, but they will need to ensure they avoid a shock here against the minnows of the group

• Montenegro v Republic of Ireland

  Montenegro v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from this evening's World Cup Group Eight qualifier at the Podgorica City Stadium. The Republic will fancy their chances of a top-two finish in this group, with Italy expected to progress automatically, but they will need to ensure they avoid a shock here against the minnows of the group

• Morocco v Argentina

  Morocco v Argentina. The friendly encounter, as the African Cup of Nations runners-up take on the South Americans on home soil. The visitors have already started their bid to qualify for the 2006 World Cup and will want to keep morale in the squad high with a win here

• Morocco v Benin

  Morocco v Benin (Kick-off 5.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group D encounter in Sfax, Tunisia. The Moroccans were unbeaten in the qualifying campaign and are currently playing some of their best football in years under coach Badou Zaki, which was echoed in their opening game when they defeated Nigeria 1-0. Veteran Deportivo La Coruna defender Noureddine Naybet is expected to lead the side in what should be a comfortable victory for the 1976 winners. Commentary by Dave Farrar and John Duncan

• Morocco v South Africa

  Morocco v South Africa (Kick-off 5.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group D reaches a climax in Sousse, Tunisia this evening. Morocco went through a rich vein of goal-scoring form in the qualifying rounds of the biennial event, and are thought to be one of the main challengers to Cameroon's crown, but can they claim the point they need against Ephraim Mashaba's side and make it through to the quarter-finals?

• New Zealand v Bahrain

  New Zealand v Bahrain (Kick-off 7.00am). Coverage of the second leg of the World Cup qualifying play-off at the Westpac Stadium in Wellington. The sides drew the first leg 0-0 and the winner will progress to next year's finals in South Africa

• Nigeria Under-17s v France Under-17s

  Nigeria v France (Kick-off 8.00am). The Group D match in the Under-17s World Championship in Gwangyang, South Korea

• Nigeria v Jamaica

  Nigeria v Jamaica (Kick-off 3.00pm). The second match of the Unity Cup at The Valley, where the Nigerians will be hoping to give themselves a chance of winning the three-team tournament with victory this afternoon. The Jamaicans are expected to have local hero Kevin Lisbie and Sunderland forward Darren Byfield in their squad, but will either of the duo be able to test the African's defence?

• Nigeria v Morocco

  Nigeria v Morocco (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group D match in Monastir, Tunisia, where both teams make their debut in this year's tournament. Two-time winners Nigeria will look to English Premiership stars Yakubu Aiyegbeni and Nwankwo Kanu to fire them to victory against the 1976 champions, who have veteran defender Noureddine Naybet of Spanish side Deportivo La Coruna in their ranks

• Nigeria v South Africa

  Nigeria v South Africa (Kick-off 1.00pm). Both teams' second match in Group D comes from Monastir, Tunisia, as the African Cup of Nations continues. The Nigerians are expected to be boosted by the inclusion of a number of Premiership players, including Bolton Wanderers' Jay-Jay Okocha, Everton's Joseph Yobo and Arsenal's Nwankwo Kanu, but the trio will have to be on top form if they are to keep their country in the tournament following their opening game defeat to Morocco. Commentary by Russell Osman and Tim Caple

• North Korea v Iran

  North Korea v Iran (Kick-off 9.00am). All the action from the Asian Group One World Cup qualifier at the Kim Il Sung Stadium in Pyongyang. Iran won 2-1 when the sides met in Tehran in October, but the hosts have been in impressive form in front of their own fans during the current campaign

• North Korea v South Korea

  North Korea v South Korea (Kick-off 1.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Asian Group Two qualifier from Pyongyang

• Northern Ireland Under-21s v Czech Republic Under-21s

  Northern Ireland Under-21s v Czech Republic Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's European Championship Group Five qualifier at the Showgrounds in Ballymena. The hosts have their hands full tonight as they face the unbeaten Czechs, who triumphed 2-0 when the sides met in Jablonec nad Nisou earlier in the campaign

• Northern Ireland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  Northern Ireland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's European Championship Group Five qualifier at the Oval in Belfast. The hosts are pointless from their three games so far and will have it all to do against the reigning European champions

• Northern Ireland Under-21s v Ukraine Under-21s

  Northern Ireland Under-21s v Ukraine Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from the friendly match at Shamrock Park in Portadown. Both teams failed to qualify for this summer's UEFA Championship, and Northern Ireland's youngsters are aiming to build on their friendly victory over Scotland in November

• Northern Ireland Under-21s v Wales Under-21s

  Northern Ireland Under-21s v Wales Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's friendly match at the Showgrounds in Ballymena. This is the first meeting between the sides since February 2007, when Wales took the lead after just 36 seconds on their way to a 4-0 victory

• Northern Ireland v Austria

  Northern Ireland v Austria (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on this evening's World Cup Group Six encounter at Windsor Park

• Northern Ireland v Austria

  Northern Ireland v Austria (Kick-off 8.00pm). Stephen Watson presents this evening's World Cup Group Six encounter at Windsor Park, where the hosts will be hoping to continue their good record against the Austrians in a game they desperately need to win. The hosts have won four and drawn two of their seven encounters, so the omens are good for Lawrie Sanchez's side and if they can perform as well as they did against Wales last month, they stand every chance of capturing their first win of the campaign. Commentary by Joel Taggart

• Northern Ireland v Czech Republic

  Northern Ireland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's World Cup Group Three qualifying encounter at Windsor Park. Nigel Worthington's side owed much of their success during Euro 2008 qualification, in which they finished third in their group, to their home form and it will prove just as important during this campaign. David Healy will, as ever, be their main outlet for goals and will hope to breach the Czech defence, which proved so vulnerable at Euro 2008

• Northern Ireland v Czech Republic

  Northern Ireland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on this evening's World Cup Group Three qualifier at Windsor Park

• Northern Ireland v Georgia

  Northern Ireland v Georgia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on this evening's friendly encounter at Windsor Park, where the sides meet for the first time in their history

• Northern Ireland v Hungary

  Northern Ireland v Hungary (Kick-off 7.45pm). The friendly fixture at Windsor Park, as Nigel Worthington's men face a team 27 places lower than them in FIFA's world rankings. The hosts recorded the first win of their World Cup qualification campaign by beating San Marino 4-0 here last month, during which David Healy scored his 35th international goal

• Northern Ireland v Israel

  Northern Ireland v Israel (Kick-off 7.45pm). This evening's friendly encounter comes from Windsor Park, as Nigel Worthington's men contest their first fixture of the season. The hosts have three critical World Cup qualifiers coming up in September and October and, with qualification still well within their capabilities, this match against the Israelis is seen as a crucial part of their preparations

• Northern Ireland v Liechtenstein

  Northern Ireland v Liechtenstein (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on the Euro 2008 Group F match at Windsor Park

• Northern Ireland v Poland

  Northern Ireland v Poland (Kick-off 5.15pm). The second game in a triple bill of World Cup qualifiers is the Group Three clash at Windsor Park. Northern Ireland currently sit second in the table, but the Czech Republic, Slovenia and today's opponents are all level with them on points and have a game in hand, making this fixture a vital one for Nigel Worthington's men

• Northern Ireland v San Marino

  Northern Ireland v San Marino (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Three qualifier at Windsor Park, where Nigel Worthington's hosts will expect to gain all three points. This is the first fixture between the sides and anything less than a victory over the minnows would leave Ireland's already slim qualification hopes in tatters

• Northern Ireland v San Marino

  Northern Ireland v San Marino (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on this evening's World Cup Group Three qualifier at Windsor Park

• Northern Ireland v Serbia

  Northern Ireland v Serbia (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Windsor Park, as the sides meet for the first time. Serbia have qualified for next year's World Cup and will provide a stern test for Nigel Worthington's men, who have failed to win any of their last five matches

• Northern Ireland v Slovakia

  Northern Ireland v Slovakia (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the vital World Cup Group Three qualifier at Windsor Park. A win today would help keep Nigel Worthington's men in the hunt for a place in next year's finals after Saturday's draw in Poland, while defeat would leave them facing an uphill struggle with just an away trip against the Czech Republic to follow. The Slovaks won last September's reverse fixture 2-1 thanks to goals from Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel and highly rated Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik

• Northern Ireland v Slovenia

  Northern Ireland v Slovenia (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Three qualifier at Windsor Park in Belfast. Slovenia struck twice in the last 10 minutes to win October's reverse fixture 2-0, and the hosts cannot afford a repeat of that result in what is a closely contested group. Nigel Worthington's men moved to the top of the group with a 3-2 win over Poland on Saturday

• Northern Ireland v Sweden

  Northern Ireland v Sweden. Adam Coates introduces commentary on the Euro 2008 Group F qualifier at Windsor Park, a game the hosts need to win to keep their dreams of a top-two spot alive

• Norway v Republic of Ireland

  Norway v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly at the Ullevaal Stadion in Oslo. Giovanni Trapattoni will view this fixture as crucial preparation for the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers in Georgia and Montenegro, and the Italian will be hoping to field as strong a side as possible at this early stage of the season

• Norway v Spain

  Norway v Spain. The Euro 2004 play-off second-leg match, where a place at next summer's finals in Portugal is the prize at stake for the winner. Spain were crowned European champions back in 1964 but have failed to capture a major trophy since and it will be seen as a major failure back home if they fail to progress this evening. Commentary by Tim Caple and Jon Driscoll

• Paraguay v Argentina

  Paraguay v Argentina (Kick-off 12.00am). All the action from the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. Paraguay recorded a hard-earned 1-1 draw in last year's reverse fixture in Buenos Aries and will move a step closer to qualifying for the finals if they avoid defeat again

• Paraguay v Bolivia

  Paraguay v Bolivia (Kick-off 11.30pm). The second game in a triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. Bolivia won the reverse fixture 4-2, but are yet to win an away game in the qualifying campaign, while the hosts have won five of their six home games and have a strong chance of reaching the finals

• Paraguay v Brazil

  Paraguay v Brazil (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the first of this evening's South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. Both sides are unbeaten in their first four matches and Paraguay are the surprise leaders and top goalscorers so far, while Brazil are looking for their first away victory after draws in Colombia and Peru

• Paraguay v Chile

  Paraguay v Chile (Kick-off 11.50pm). The final match of this evening's South American World Cup qualifiers comes from the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. Paraguay are the surprise leaders after 12 of the scheduled 18 fixtures and have already won 3-0 in Chile during the qualification campaign

• Paraguay v Ecuador

  Paraguay v Ecuador (Kick-off 11.10pm). All the action from this evening's South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. The hosts have fourth points from their two opening games and will feeling confident of giving their qualification hopes a boost by claiming victory here

• Paraguay v Venezuela

  Paraguay v Venezuela (Kick-off 1.00am). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Defensores del Chaco in Asuncion. The hosts have won all three of their home matches in the competition and will expect to claim another vital three points here

• Peru v Argentina

  Peru v Argentina (Kick-off 3.30am). Coverage from the Estadio Monumental U in Lima, as the sides meet in their latest World Cup qualifier, with the visitors clear favourites to win against the struggling Peruvians

• Peru v Brazil

  Peru v Brazil (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup 2006 qualifier in Curepipe, where the home side will be hoping to cause a major shock by defeating the World Champions. Ronaldo is likely to lead the strikeforce for the Brazilians, and will be hoping he can reproduce some of his Real Madrid form for his country

• Peru v Brazil

  Peru v Brazil (Kick-off 9.10pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Monumental in Lima. The last match between the two sides on this ground finished 1-1, with Nolberto Solano cancelling out Rivaldo's strike for the visitors, and while the Samba superstars are expected to qualify with ease, a difficult campaign is seemingly on the cards for the hosts as they try to qualify for a World Cup for the first time since 1982

• Peru v Ecuador

  Peru v Ecuador (Kick-off 9.30pm). Coverage of this evening's South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Monumental in Lima. The hosts are well adrift at the bottom of the table with just one win to their name from 12 matches, while Ecuador need to find their first away win of the campaign to keep alive their outside chances of qualification

• Peru v Uruguay

  Peru v Uruguay (Kick-off 9.30pm). Tonight's triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers gets under way at the Estadio Nacional in Lima. The hosts are currently bottom of the table and are only playing for pride, while anything less than a win for Uruguay would leave them facing an uphill task in their bid to reach the finals in South Africa

• Poland Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Poland Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 5.30pm). The European Under-21 Championship qualifier, as Peter Taylor's side bid to pick up another valuable win away from home. Goals from Carlton Cole and Darren Bent gave England a 2-0 win in Austria last week and they'll be looking to maintain their good run under the Hull City manager with another three points

• Poland v Armenia

  Poland v Armenia (Kick-off TBA). All the action form this evening's Euro 2008 Group A qualifier at the Kielce Stadium, where a win for the Poles would keep them in the hunt for a top-two finish

• Poland v Austria

  Poland v Austria (Kick-off 7.30pm). The Stadion Slaski in Chorzow is the setting for tonight's Group Six World Cup qualifier, where England's qualification rivals Poland aim to keep up the pressure on Sven-Goran Eriksson's men with three points against the Austrians. The Poles have lost only one of their six games so far this campaign, which came against England back in September of last year, when Jermain Defoe's first-ever international strike and an own goal from Arkadiusz Glowacki handed Eriksson's men all three points. The hosts have been on the back foot since that defeat, but impressive victories over all their other group rivals have kept England at arm's length, and another win over the Austrians this evening would be another boost for their qualification hopes

• Poland v Azerbaijan

  Poland v Azerbaijan (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Wojska Polskiego Stadium in Warsaw, as the hosts aim to keep the pressure on England at the top of the group with a win. The visitors have made life difficult for each of their opponents so far, gaining two draws from their opening four matches, but the Poles will start as clear favourites, having already recorded three away victories

• Poland v Belgium

  Poland v Belgium (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's Euro 2008 Group A qualifier at the Stadion Slaski in Chorzow

• Poland v England

  Poland v England (Kick-off 7.30pm). Sven-Goran Eriksson's side travel to Chorzow for this tricky World Cup qualifier, a game they can't afford to lose if they are to take control in Group Six. Poland have met England on 15 previous occasions, winning just once, but ominously that 1-0 result prevented Alf Ramsey's side from qualifying for the World Cup the last time it was held in Germany in 1974. After letting a two goal lead slip in Austria at the weekend, England need to get their qualifying campaign back on track with a win and the visitors will look to new Real Madrid signing Michael Owen to make an impact, after the forward had a quiet game by his standards on Saturday

• Poland v Northern Ireland

  Poland v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.00pm). All the action from this evening's Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Wojska Polskiego Stadium in Warsaw. The hosts are aiming to top the group ahead of England and desperately need a victory, while Lawrie Sanchez will hope his side can banish the memory of their 4-0 defeat to England last Saturday as they bid to capture a confidence-boosting win

• Poland v Portugal

  Poland v Portugal (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's Euro 2008 qualifier

• Poland v Republic of Ireland, Denmark v Scotland and Portugal v Sweden

  Poland v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 5.00pm), Denmark v Scotland (Kick-off 7.00pm) and Portugal v Sweden (Kick-off 9.15pm). A triple-header of action this evening, with coverage of the three friendly international matches. Brian Kerr's Irish side will be on a high following their win against the Czech Republic last month and they'll want to boost morale further with a good display against a tough Polish team. The Scots are currently going through a transitional period and have found things difficult of late - can they boost morale in the camp with a good performance? Portugal lost their last game against Italy and will want to get back to winning ways as they prepare to host this summer's big football event

• Poland v Scotland

  Poland v Scotland (Kick-off 5.30pm). Steve Scott introduces this early evening international fixture. Craig Brown's side are top of their World Cup qualifying group and full of confidence : but they will find the Polish national side a much tougher proposition than their last international opponents, San Marino. John Helm and Trevor Steven commentate, while Ray Houghton is in the studio to provide expert analysis

• Poland v Wales

  Poland v Wales (Kick-off 7.30pm). The World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Wojska Polskiego Stadium in Warsaw, a game the hosts start as favourites to win as they continue to challenge England at the top of the table. Three goals in 13 minutes were enough to see Poland beat the Welsh 3-2 at the Millennium Stadium a year ago, but there has been renewed optimism since John Toshack took over and the visitors will fancy their chances of winning

• Poland v Wales

  Poland v Wales (Kick-off 5.15pm). All the action from the friendly clash at the Vila Real de Santo Antonio Sports Complex in the Algarve, Portugal. The last meeting between the two sides was a World Cup qualifier in 2005, when Poland emerged as 1-0 victors in Warsaw to complete the double over Wales, having also won 3-2 in Cardiff earlier in the campaign

• Portugal Under-20s v Chile Under-20s

  Portugal Under-20s v Chile Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). This evening's coverage features the Toulon Tournament Group B match at the Stade Mayol in France. The Portuguese have won this title twice, with their most recent success coming in 2003; the South Americans were last year's beaten finalists and have returned for another assault on the trophy

• Portugal Under-20s v Qatar Under-20s

  Portugal Under-20s v Qatar Under-20s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from the Toulon Tournament Group B encounter at the Stade Saulnier in Saint Cyr, France. Portugal are three-time winners of the annual competition, but their last triumph came in 2003

• Portugal Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s

  Portugal Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the opening Group 2 match in the Toulon Festival of Football, staged at the Stade Mayol in Toulon

• Portugal v Bosnia-Herzegovina

  Portugal v Bosnia-Herzegovina (Kick-off 8.30pm). Coverage of the first leg of the World Cup qualifying play-off at the Estadio da Luz, Lisbon

• Portugal v Brazil

  Portugal v Brazil (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage from Lisbon of the pre-World Cup clash between two of football's most flamboyant nations. The South Americans' path to the finals was far from easy, and they can expect a stern test this evening from the likes of Luis Figo and Nuno Gomes

• Portugal v Brazil

  Portugal v Brazil (Kick-off 9.15pm). Coverage of the international friendly match, where Euro 2004 hosts Portugal face the world champions

• Portugal v Brazil

  Portugal v Brazil (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly international at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, where the crowd are in for a feast of fine football. Both sides are renowned for their technical ability on the ball, and with the likes Kaka, Deco and Cristiano Ronaldo expected to feature at some stage their should be no shortage of goalmouth incident

• Portugal v England

  Portugal v England (Kick-off 9.15pm). The friendly encounter at the Algarve Stadium, where Sven-Goran Eriksson's men come together for their first match since they lost 3-2 to Denmark at Old Trafford last November. England only have a handful of games to go before they return to these shores in June for the Euro 2004 finals, and will be hoping to find a winning formula against the hosts that will breed confidence throughout team

• Portugal v Norway

  Portugal v Norway (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match as the hosts for Euro 2004 take on a Norway side that is struggling to qualify for next summer's tournament following their 1-0 loss to Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday

• Portugal v Poland

  Portugal v Poland (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group A qualifier at the Estadio da Luz, where the hosts are looking to get back on track following their disappointing draw against Armenia last month

• Portugal v Scotland

  Portugal v Scotland (Kick-off 9.00pm). The First of May Stadium is the venue for this evening's international friendly match. Two victories do not necessarily make a successful side, but they have taken the heat off manager Berti Vogts : and he will be looking for his players to continue moving in the right direction against the talented yet unpredictable Portuguese

• Qatar v Australia

  Qatar v Australia (Kick-off 5.00pm). The Asian Group One World Cup qualifier at the Al Saad Stadium in Doha, where the visitors need a draw to qualify for the finals in South Africa. The Socceroos recorded a comfortable 4-0 victory in October's reverse fixture in Brisbane, with Blackburn Rovers star Brett Emerton scoring two of the goals

• Republic of Ireland U21 v Russia U21

  Republic of Ireland U21 v Russia U21. Coverage of the European qualifier at the Regional Sports Centre in Waterford. After a disappointing home draw with bottom-placed Georgia, Donald Givens will hope that his young side can salvage some national pride in this tough encounter. Only victory will ensure that the Russians keep their qualification aspirations alive as they strive to catch group leaders Switzerland

• Republic of Ireland Under-18s v England Under-18s

  Republic of Ireland Under-18s v England Under-18s (Kick-off 7.35pm). The fourth and penultimate game of both teams' Centenary Shield campaigns, held at the Waterford Regional Sports Centre. The hosts have amassed seven points from their three games so far and can clinch the title with victory tonight

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Bulgaria Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the UEFA European Championship Group Three qualifying match at Saint Mel's Park in Athlone. The hosts were given a lesson in finishing in their last match against England, going down to a 3-0 defeat and need a victory here to keep their chances of qualifying alive

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Tonight's UEFA European Championship Group Three qualifier comes from Turners Cross in Cork. England opened their campaign with a 3-0 win over Montenegro and followed that up with a 2-0 victory in Bulgaria, so they are worthy favourites here, but the hosts lost their opening fixture to Portugal and are in desperate need of a win to restore their qualification aspirations

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v France Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v France Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's UEFA Under-21 Championship Group Four encounter at Turner's Cross in Cork. The Irish are struggling in fourth place out of five teams in their group and need to win tonight's match, or their dreams of qualification for next year's tournament will be effectively over

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Turner's Cross in Cork, as both sides continue their preparations for the 2011 European Championships qualifying campaign

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Portugal Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Portugal Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). The 2009 UEFA Under-21s Championship Group Three qualifier at Turners Cross in Cork. Earning qualification through to the finals in Sweden will be difficult for the hosts, with England and Bulgaria also in their group, but a win over the Portuguese would be the perfect start to their campaign

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Scotland Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Scotland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). The friendly encounter at Terryland Park in Galway, where some of the stars of the future are likely to be in action. Respective first-team managers Brian Kerr and Berti Vogts will be interested spectators this evening, as they continue their search for young players who would boost their squad for the World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Spain Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Spain Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). This evening's friendly encounter comes from the Waterford Regional Sports Centre. The visitors are set to compete in this summer's UEFA Championship finals in Sweden and will pose stern competition for Don Givens' men, who failed in their bid to qualify for the event, finishing bottom of a five-team group that included England and Portugal

• Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Switzerland Under-21s

  Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Switzerland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). This evening's European Championship Group Two match comes from the Regional Sports Centre in Waterford. The hosts face an uphill struggle to qualify for the finals, but a win tonight, against one of the favourites to win the group, would see them get their campaign back on track

• Republic of Ireland v Albania

  Republic of Ireland v Albania (Kick-off 3.00pm). Bill O'Herlihy presents coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Ten qualifier at Lansdowne Road, as Brian Kerr's men look to get their campaign back on track. The two sides drew 0-0 in a fiery encounter in Tirana, when a number of heroic saves by Shay Given prevented an Irish defeat. A lot of work is needed if the Irish are to qualify for next summer's tournament in Portugal, but a win here would see them move above the Albanians in the table

• Republic of Ireland v Australia

  Republic of Ireland v Australia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of tonight's friendly at Lansdowne Road between Brian Kerr's youthful Irish side and the talented Socceroos. The home side have managed to get themselves back in with a shout of qualifying for next year's European Championships and will be looking to keep to winning ways in this useful friendly. Chelsea's Damien Duff and Liverpool's Steve Finnan will be hoping to impress their new clubs but they'll face a tough test against the Australians, complete with Premiership duo Brett Emerton and Harry Kewell

• Republic of Ireland v Australia

  Republic of Ireland v Australia (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from the international friendly at Thomond Park in Limerick. The visitors have already secured qualification for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, while the Republic are currently in a strong position in their group and will be eager to maintain their momentum here before next month's qualifier in Cyprus

• Republic of Ireland v Bolivia

  Republic of Ireland v Bolivia (Kick-off 9.00pm). All the action from tonight's friendly encounter at the Gillette Stadium in Boston, where the Irish conclude their two-match tour. Ireland boss Steve Staunton named nine uncapped players in his squad for their visit to the United States and is likely give some of this players an opportunity to impress against the South Americans, while John O'Shea continues his temporary role as captain

• Republic of Ireland v Brazil

  Republic of Ireland v Brazil (Kick-off 7.30pm). Lansdowne Road plays host to this friendly encounter as Brian Kerr's men come up against the most famous and successful country in world football. The visitors are likely to have such stars as Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos and Gilberto in action and the hosts will have to be at their best if they are to avoid defeat

• Republic of Ireland v Brazil

  Republic of Ireland v Brazil (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly international at Croke Park, as the hosts look to start 2008 with a victory against the Samba superstars. Ronaldinho, Kaka and Robinho are all likely to figure for the visitors in what promises to be a daunting fixture for acting manager Don Givens, but if the passionate home crowd can get behind the team then a memorable result could be on the cards

• Republic of Ireland v Bulgaria

  Republic of Ireland v Bulgaria (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Lansdowne Road as Brian Kerr's men continue their preparations for the World Cup qualifiers. Hristo Stoichkov has taken over as Bulgaria's coach following their disappointing showing at the European Championships and his players will be keen to impress. The Irish were forced to watch this summer having failed to make it through to Euro 2004 and Kerr will be looking to the likes of Roy Keane and John O'Shea to show their quality this evening

• Republic of Ireland v Bulgaria

  Republic of Ireland v Bulgaria (Kick-off 7.45pm). The final game of today's triple bill of World Cup qualifiers is the Group Eight fixture at Croke Park. Ireland have enjoyed a fine start to their qualifying campaign, with three wins and a draw from their opening four games leaving them second to Italy in the table on goal difference. Bulgaria have drawn all three of their matches so far and are seven points behind the hosts with a game in hand

• Republic of Ireland v Canada

  Republic of Ireland v Canada (Kick-off 7.30pm). Lansdowne Road plays host to this friendly match between two teams have have never played each other before. After failing to qualify for Euro 2004, Brian Kerr may bring several new players into the team as he begins to prepare for the 2006 World Cup qualifiers

• Republic of Ireland v Chile

  Republic of Ireland v Chile (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly at Lansdowne Road, where Steve Staunton will be hoping for victory in his second game in charge. Staunton's managerial reign at the helm of the national side began with a 3-0 triumph over Sweden, and the hosts will be fancied to come out on top against the South Americans, who also failed to qualify for this summer's World Cup finals

• Republic of Ireland v China

  Republic of Ireland v China (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at Lansdowne Road, where Brian Kerr's men will be hoping for another victory as they continue a successful period in their history. The visitors have been eliminated from the Asian qualifiers for next year's World Cup and may struggle against an Irish side that includes Robbie Keane, the country's leading scorer in internationals

• Republic of Ireland v Colombia

  Republic of Ireland v Colombia (Kick-off 8.00pm). John Giles is joined by Eamon Dunphy and Ronnie Whelan to present coverage of the friendly at Fulham's Craven Cottage, where the teams continue their preparations for the World Cup qualifiers. The South Americans face trips to Peru and Ecuador next month and will be glad of this workout against an Irish side playing their second match under Giovanni Trapattoni. Commentary by George Hamilton and Jim Beglin

• Republic of Ireland v Colombia

  Republic of Ireland v Colombia (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly at Fulham's Craven Cottage, where the teams continue their preparations for the World Cup qualifiers. The South Americans face trips to Peru and Ecuador next month and will be glad of this workout against an Irish side playing their second match under Giovanni Trapattoni

• Republic of Ireland v Croatia

  Republic of Ireland v Croatia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly encounter at Lansdowne Road. The Irish have made a solid start to their World Cup qualifying campaign and will be looking to introduce a few new players in this friendly, although the country's record goalscorer Robbie Keane will hope to get on the scoresheet

• Republic of Ireland v Cyprus

  Republic of Ireland v Cyprus (Kick-off 3.00pm). Brian Kerr's Republic team get their World Cup qualifying campaign under way with this Group Four match at Lansdowne Road and with France also in the group, the hosts will be aware they need to take all three points today. Cyprus have caused a few shocks in their time and seem to be one of Europe's improving smaller nations, although it seems unlikely they will be able to defeat the Irish

• Republic of Ireland v Cyprus

  Republic of Ireland v Cyprus (Kick-off 7.45pm). This evening's World Cup Group Eight qualifier comes from Croke Park, where the hosts will be looking to build on their unbeaten start to the campaign. However, Giovanni Trapattoni's men know they cannot be complacent against the visitors, who would have taken three points at this ground in last year's European Championship qualifier had Steve Finnan not scored an injury-time equaliser

• Republic of Ireland v Cyprus

  Republic of Ireland v Cyprus (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier comes from Croke Park, where Steve Staunton's men play their final home game of the campaign. The Irish have qualified for the European Championship just once, back in 1988, and that barren spell looks set to continue for at least another four years following an inconsistent attempt at reaching next year's finals. Staunton and his players will be keen to give the home fans something to cheer tonight, however, as they begin to build toward next year's World Cup qualifiers. Presented by Bill O'Herlihy, with Eamon Dunphy, John Giles and Liam Brady, and commentary by George Hamilton and Ray Houghton

• Republic of Ireland v Czech Republic

  Republic of Ireland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at Lansdowne Road. The hosts suffered a huge setback in their last match as they crashed to a 5-2 defeat in Cyprus, and coach Steve Staunton knows his side must bounce back immediately against the highly rated visitors if they are to get their campaign back on track. They'll be without the suspended Richard Dunne who was sent off against the Cypriots and their defence will need to improve if they are to get anything from this fixture

• Republic of Ireland v Czech Republic

  Republic of Ireland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.30pm). The friendly match at Lansdowne Road, where the hosts face a tough test against a Czech side continuing their preparations for Euro 2004. Brian Kerr's side held world champions Brazil to a 0-0 draw last time out and they'll hope to improve on that performance as they continue to re-build their squad for the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers

• Republic of Ireland v Denmark

  Republic of Ireland v Denmark (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly international from Lansdowne Road, where Mick McCarthy's side will be looking for a win as they continue their preparations for the World Cup. Morten Olsen's Danish team made it to June's festival of football after topping qualification Group 3. However, they now have the unenviable task of being drawn in reigning champions France's pool in Japan and they will be hoping for a victory here to build up confidence and team spirit ahead of the summer's showpiece event

• Republic of Ireland v Faroe Islands

  Republic of Ireland v Faroe Islands (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from this evening's World Cup Group Four qualifier at Lansdowne Road, as Brian Kerr's men aim for three points against the group minnows. The race to qualify for Germany 2006 is incredibly close with four teams currently on five points and with that in mind the hosts will want to boost their goal difference with a convincing win

• Republic of Ireland v France

  Republic of Ireland v France (Kick-off 7.55pm). Lansdowne Road hosts this crucial Group Four World Cup qualifier, as Brian Kerr's side aim to stave off the threat of the French and move one step closer to place in next summer's finals. Zinedine Zidane, Lilian Thuram and Claude Makelele have all come out of international retirement to help their country's qualification bid, and all three are likely to feature this evening and will expect to return home with three points

• Republic of Ireland v France

  Republic of Ireland v France (Kick-off 8.00pm). The opening leg of the World Cup play-off tie at Croke Park, as the teams seek an advantage ahead of the return leg on Wednesday. In his first qualification campaign as Ireland manager, Giovanni Trapattoni led his team to second place in their group behind Italy. Success over the French in these two legs would see his side reach the finals of a major championship for the first time since the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea

• Republic of Ireland v Georgia

  Republic of Ireland v Georgia (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group 10 qualifier at Lansdowne Road. The Irish captured an unconvincing 2-1 home win against Albania on Saturday and will need to raise their game if they are to secure three much needed points

• Republic of Ireland v Georgia

  Republic of Ireland v Georgia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's World Cup Group Eight qualifier at Croke Park in Dublin. Giovanni Trapattoni's men have made a promising start to the campaign, with two wins and a draw from their opening three matches. The first of those victories came in the reverse fixture in Tbilisi, when Kevin Doyle and Glenn Whelan scored in a 2-1 triumph, and another win would see the hosts move level on points with Italy at the top of the group. Presented by Bill O'Herlihy, with guests John Giles, Eamon Dunphy and Graeme Souness. Commentary by George Hamilton

• Republic of Ireland v Germany

  Republic of Ireland v Germany (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifying match at Croke Park in Dublin. A return of just one point from their last two fixtures has all but ended the Republic's chances of progressing to next year's championships, but Steve Staunton will still be confident that his men can inflict a first defeat of the campaign on the visitors

• Republic of Ireland v Holland

  Republic of Ireland v Holland (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's international friendly comes from Lansdowne Road, where both teams are hoping for a confidence boost ahead of the Euro 2008 qualifiers. This is only Steve Staunton's third game in charge of the national side, and after a disappointing 1-0 defeat to Chile last time out, the hosts will be keen to banish that from their memories and go into their match with Germany next month in high spirits

• Republic of Ireland v Holland

  Republic of Ireland v Holland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Two qualifying match at Lansdowne Road. A late goal by new Arsenal signing Giovanni Van Bronkhorst salvaged a 2-2 draw and spared Holland's blushes almost a year ago to the day. Holland know that a defeat here would end their hopes of reaching next summer's tournament, but after an impressive 2-0 victory over England last month they'll be confident of securing the win they need

• Republic of Ireland v Israel

  Republic of Ireland v Israel (Kick-off 7.30pm). Bill O'Herlihy presents coverage of the Group Four World Cup qualifier at Lansdowne Road, where victory for the hosts would give them an excellent chance of qualifying for next year's tournament in Germany. Brian Kerr's men were seconds away from all three points when the teams met in Tel Aviv back in March, but a late strike from Abbass Swan earned the Israelis a crucial draw. Both sides remain unbeaten so far in this campaign, but Ireland are the favourites tonight and are desperate for a win before they head to the Faroe Islands for another important game on Wednesday. Commentary by Darragh Maloney and John Giles

• Republic of Ireland v Italy

  Republic of Ireland v Italy (Kick-off 7.30pm). Lansdowne Road hosts this evening's friendly encounter between two teams who currently lead the way in their respective World Cup qualifying groups. Brian Kerr's men have a crucial match against France coming up at this ground in three weeks time, so will see tonight's game as ideal preparation. The Italians are known for their rigid defence and will be difficult to break down, and with all-time leading scorer Robbie Keane out of the game through injury, the hosts may struggle to find the back of the net

• Republic of Ireland v Italy

  Republic of Ireland v Italy (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Eight qualifier at Croke Park, as the rivals meet in a crucial encounter. The Italians need only a draw to win the group and secure a place in the finals, though a victory for the hosts would see them move within a point of the Azzurri with one game in qualification remaining

• Republic of Ireland v Jamaica

  Republic of Ireland v Jamaica (Kick-off 7.45pm). The final game of the Unity Cup at The Valley, where a packed crowd is expected for the potential trophy decider. Brian Kerr's Ireland were disappointed to miss out on qualification for the Euro 2004 finals, but victory tonight could earn them some rare silverware, and would put them in good stead for the World Cup 2006 qualification campaign

• Republic of Ireland v Montenegro

  Republic of Ireland v Montenegro (Kick-off 7.00pm). Bill O'Herlihy presents coverage of both sides' final World Cup Group Eight qualifier, held at Croke Park. Tonight's result could have a bearing on whether Giovanni Trapattoni's men qualify automatically for the finals in South Africa and they will not be taking their opponents lightly, having been held to a goalless draw in the reverse fixture in Montenegro 13 months ago. The hosts will look to Robbie Keane to break the deadlock on this occasion, and his four-goal haul for Tottenham Hotspur against Burnley last month shows what he is capable of. With commentary by George Hamilton and Jim Beglin

• Republic of Ireland v Montenegro

  Republic of Ireland v Montenegro (Kick-off 7.00pm). All the action from both sides' final World Cup Group Eight qualifier, held at Croke Park. Ireland's hopes of winning the group were quashed by a late equaliser from Alberto Gilardino in their 2-2 draw with Italy on Saturday but, with a play-off place assured, will look to get back to winning ways tonight and prepare themselves for November's two-legged tie to decide who reaches next year's finals

• Republic of Ireland v Nigeria

  Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (Kick-off 3.00pm). The Unity Cup gets under way this afternoon at The Valley, as the sides take part in the three-team tournament which also involves Jamaica. This is the perfect opportunity for Brian Kerr's Ireland to test themselves against one of the world's more under-rated talents, as preparations for the World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign continue

• Republic of Ireland v Nigeria

  Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Fulham's Craven Cottage. Giovanni Trapattoni's men continue their World Cup qualification campaign next week and will use this match against the Super Eagles as an attempt to maintain their recent form

• Republic of Ireland v Nigeria

  Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (Kick-off 7.30pm). Mick McCarthy's men continue their preparations for this year's World Cup against England's first phase opponents Nigeria at Lansdowne Road. This is the last chance for players to impress the manager before he names his final 23 for the trip to Japan and South Korea

• Republic of Ireland v Norway

  Republic of Ireland v Norway. Coverage of the friendly match at Lansdowne Road. Brian Kerr's side are struggling to qualify for Euro 2004 after a disappointing start to their Group 10 campaign and they'll hope for a morale-boosting win here ahead of their two crucial home qualifying matches in June against Albania and Georgia

• Republic of Ireland v Poland

  Republic of Ireland v Poland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Croke Park, where Giovanni Trapattoni puts his unbeaten record as Ireland boss on the line in his side's first fixture against the Poles since a 0-0 draw in Bydgoszcz four-and-a-half years ago

• Republic of Ireland v Portugal

  Republic of Ireland v Portugal (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly encounter at Lansdowne Road, as Brian Kerr's men welcome the Euro 2004 runners-up. Both sides are unbeaten in their World Cup qualifying groups after four matches, and Ireland will be looking for a confidence boost before next month's match against Israel

• Republic of Ireland v Romania

  Republic of Ireland v Romania (Kick-off 7.30pm). The friendly encounter at Lansdowne Road, where Brian Kerr's men will be hoping to continue their preparations for the World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign with a morale-boosting victory. The hosts endured a disappointing 0-0 draw with Poland four weeks ago, and are hoping to get back on the scoresheet against the Romanians tonight

• Republic of Ireland v Russia

  Republic of Ireland v Russia (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the crucial Euro 2004 Group 10 qualifier at Lansdowne Road as Brian Kerr aims to continue his unbeaten record as Irish manager. Having got their campaign off to a disastrous start, the Irish have moved into contention along with today's visitors and Switzerland, but qualification will be far from easy as Ireland's final fixture is away to the Swiss. Up against a dangerous Russian side this afternoon, Kerr will be hoping that Robbie Keane and Matt Holland have recovered from the injuries sustained in the recent friendly victory over Australia

• Republic of Ireland v Russia

  Republic of Ireland v Russia (Kick-off 7.30pm). Landsdowne Road plays host to this friendly encounter between Mick McCarthy's Irish team and Oleg Romantsev's strong Russian side. The men in green will be hoping to begin their World Cup preparations with a home win against the country that finished runaway winners in qualifying Group 1

• Republic of Ireland v San Marino

  Republic of Ireland v San Marino (Kick-off 7.30pm). Bill O'Herlihy presents the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at Lansdowne Road, where the hosts will be expected to defeat the minnows comfortably. Steve Staunton has endured a mixed start to his tenure as Republic coach but that would get much worse if his side fail to convince against San Marino. A performance similar to the last one against the Czech Republic would surely see the Republic score a hatful of goals, and Robbie Keane will be eager to extend his record as his nation's leading marksman. Commentary by George Hamilton and Ray Houghton

• Republic of Ireland v Serbia

  Republic of Ireland v Serbia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Croke Park, where Giovanni Trapattoni takes charge of the Irish for the first time. The experienced Italian coach has succeeded Steven Staunton as coach of the national side and is looking to build a squad that can qualify for the 2010 World Cup finals in South Africa, starting with this tough test against the Serbians

• Republic of Ireland v Slovakia

  Republic of Ireland v Slovakia (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at Croke Park, where the hosts are hoping for their second win in the space of five days following their 1-0 victory over Wales last Saturday. Games involving Slovakia have produced plenty of goals during this campaign, having thrashed Cyprus and Wales and lost heavily to Germany and the Czech Republic. Despite their victory over the Welsh, Steve Staunton remains under pressure from certain sections of the home support, but another win here and he may begin to get some of those doubters back on his side

• Republic of Ireland v South Africa

  Republic of Ireland v South Africa (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly from Thomond Park, where the Republic entertain the hosts of the 2010 World Cup. Giovanni Trapattoni's men will be hoping to join the Bafana Bafana in football's biggest event next summer, having performed well in qualifying so far, and will be keen to produce a strong performance here in preparation for next month's important clash with Italy

• Republic of Ireland v Sweden

  Republic of Ireland v Sweden (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly match at Lansdowne Road, where Steve Staunton takes charge of his first match since succeeding Brian Kerr as Ireland's coach. The Swedes have once again been drawn in the same group as England for this summer's World Cup and will look for a win as they begin their preparations for the tournament, which gets under way in June

• Republic of Ireland v Switzerland

  Republic of Ireland v Switzerland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Bill O'Herlihy is joined by John Giles, Eamon Dunphy and Liam Brady to present this evening's crucial World Cup Group Four qualifier at Lansdowne Road. Victory for Brian Kerr's side would see them claim at least a play-off spot, but that will be no easy task against a Swiss team that have yet to lose in the qualifiers. However, the hosts have a wealth of experience and ability in their squad and know they are capable of getting a result against the Swiss, especially if striker Robbie Keane can keep up his excellent goal-scoring record for his country. Commentary by George Hamilton and Ray Houghton

• Republic of Ireland v Switzerland

  Republic of Ireland v Switzerland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Live coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifier at Lansdowne Road. The Irish need to get back on track following their opening defeat away to Russia, but will find tonight's opponents to be no pushovers, with the Swiss kicking off with a 4-1 thrashing of Georgia last month

• Republic of Ireland v Turkey

  Republic of Ireland v Turkey (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly international at Lansdowne Road, where the visitors will be hoping to prepare for their crucial Euro 2004 qualifying game with England with a win against Brian Kerr's men. The hosts also have a tough match on the horizon as they prepare to travel to Switzerland next month and they too will want to bolster morale among the ranks with a convincing performance

• Republic of Ireland v USA

  Republic of Ireland v USA (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the friendly from Lansdowne Road, where Mick McCarthy's side will be looking for another win as they continue their preparations for the World Cup. The manager had nothing but praise for his young side after their impressive 3-0 win over Denmark three weeks ago, and he'll be hoping for a similar performance against an American side who pushed one of the Republic's World Cup Group E opponents, Germany, all the way in their last outing

• Republic of Ireland v Wales

  Republic of Ireland v Wales (Kick-off 3.00pm). Bill O'Herlihy presents coverage of this afternoon's crucial Euro 2008 Group D qualifier from Croke Park, where the home side make their first appearance. Steve Staunton's men were fortunate to beat San Marino in their previous match and will need to raise their performance against the Welsh. Robbie Keane has been in fine form for Tottenham Hotspur recently and is key to the hosts' chances of success, as they look to secure maximum points and keep up the pressure on early pace-setters Germany and Czech Republic. Commentary by George Houghton

• Republic or Ireland Under-21s v Scotland Under-21s

  Republic or Ireland Under-21s v Scotland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). The friendly encounter at Terryland Park in Galway, where some of the stars of the future are likely to be in action. Respective first-team managers Brian Kerr and Berti Vogts will be interested spectators this evening, as they continue their search for young players who would boost their squad for the World Cup 2006 qualifying campaign

• River Plate v Arsenal

  River Plate v Arsenal (Kick-off 12.00am). Coverage of the second leg of the second Copa Sudamericana semi-final, as the Argentine teams clash for a place in the final

• Russia v Argentina

  Russia v Argentina (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow

• Russia v Croatia

  Russia v Croatia (Kick-off 4.00pm). All the action from this Euro 2008 Group E qualifier at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow, as both teams play their first match of the campaign. The visitors warmed-up for this game with a 2-0 victory against world champions Italy in Rome, and even though Roberto Donadoni's men were severely understrength, the confidence gained from that victory could prove pivotal during the course of this match

• Russia v England

  Russia v England (Kick-off 4.00pm). This afternoon's crucial Euro 2008 qualifier comes from the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow, where the Group E rivals clash on an artificial pitch. The result of this game will have a huge, if not the decisive, say on who will qualify for next year's finals in Austria and Switzerland. Steve McClaren's men returned to form with successive 3-0 wins over Israel and Russia last month, but both Emile Heskey and Michael Owen, two of the standout performers in those fixtures, are set to miss the game through injury. McClaren does have Wayne Rooney back, however, while Gareth Barry will be hoping to retain his place in midfield following excellent performances in the aforementioned victories

• Russia v Germany

  Russia v Germany (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow

• Russia v Slovenia

  Russia v Slovenia (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the first leg of the World Cup qualifying play-off at the Luzhniki Stadium

• Russia v Switzerland

  Russia v Switzerland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group 10 qualifier in Moscow, where the Republic of Ireland's main rivals for an automatic qualification place battle it out. Both teams have a realistic chance of making it through to next year's tournament in Portugal, but a victory for either side this evening could prove to be a crucial advantage

• Russia v Wales

  Russia v Wales (Kick-off 4.00pm). The Euro 2004 play-off first-leg match at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow. This is the first time the teams have met since the break-up of the Soviet Union, and Mark Hughes's men will be aware they face a tough test against a Russian side that has been formidable at home in recent years : can the visitors get a positive result ahead of the return match in Cardiff on Wednesday? Commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• Russia v Wales

  Russia v Wales (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Four encounter at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow, where John Toshack's men are aiming to cause an upset. Russia and Germany are the favourites in this group, especially given the Russians' impressive performances at Euro 2008, and Wales haven't scored against or defeated their opponents since 1965, when they were known as the Soviet Union

• Rwanda v Guinea

  Rwanda v Guinea (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group A encounter in Bizerte, Tunisia, as the two sides battle it out for what could be three crucial points. With the host nation and Mick Wadsworth's Dominican Republic of Congo also in the same Group, victory this afternoon would give either team an excellent chance of qualifying for the next stage

• San Marino v Northern Ireland

  San Marino v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Stephen Watson is joined by Jim Magilton and Michael O'Neill to present coverage of this evening's World Cup Group Three qualifier at the Stadio Olimpico in Serravalle. The sides' only meeting to date came in the reverse fixture in Belfast last October, when goals by David Healy, Grant McCann, Kyle Lafferty and Steven Davis gave Nigel Worthington's men a 4-0 victory against the group minnows

• San Marino v Northern Ireland

  San Marino v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Commentary on this evening's World Cup Group Three qualifier at the Stadio Olimpico in Serravalle

• San Marino v Republic of Ireland

  San Marino v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Stadio Olimpico in Serravalle. With Germany and the Czech Republic in control of the group Steve Staunton's men desperately need three points against the minnows as they look to close the gap to the top of the standings, and he'll be confident of victory against a San Marino side that has yet to score a goal in their qualification campaign

• Saudi Arabia v Bahrain

  Saudi Arabia v Bahrain (Kick-off 8.15pm). All the action from the second leg of the World Cup AFC Fifth-Round play-off, held at the King Fahd International Stadium in Riyadh. The winners of the tie will progress to a play-off against New Zealand to decide which team progresses through to next year's finals in South Africa

• Saudi Arabia v South Korea

  Saudi Arabia v South Korea (Kick-off 4.45pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group A qualifier in Dammam, as the hosts aim to upset a side that reached the semi-finals in 2002. Korea defeated Kuwait 2-0 in their opening match and would go a long way to sealing their qualification if they could defeat the Saudis, who drew 1-1 in Uzbekistan in their first game

• Scotland U21 v Croatia U21

  Scotland U21 v Croatia U21 (Kick-off 7.45pm). The crucial second-leg of the European U21 Championship play-off at Easter Road in Edinburgh, as the Scots attempt to make it to the tournament for the first time since 1996. However, it won't be easy against the tricky Croatians who topped a group including Belgium and Bulgaria, and already hold a 2-0 advantage over the home side after the first leg

• Scotland Under-18s v England Under-18s

  Scotland Under-18s v England Under-18s (Kick-off 7.35pm). All the action from the Centenary Shield encounter at New St Mirren Park. The hosts only managed one point from their opening matches against Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland, while England recorded a 3-0 win over Wales in their first game of the competition

• Scotland Under-21s v Albania Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Albania Under-21s (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from the opening game of both teams' 2011 UEFA Championship Group 10 qualifiers, held at the Falkirk Stadium. The Scots finished their previous qualification campaign third in a group of five, but they won five of their eight games and were just three points behind first-placed Finland and second only to Denmark on past meetings

• Scotland Under-21s v Finland Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Finland Under-21s (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of this evening's European Championship Group Six match at Pittodrie, the home of Aberdeen. The visitors have been the dominant force in this group so far and are well ahead of Scotland in the standings. However, with games in hand on the teams around them, Billy Stark's youngsters will fancy their chances of catching Denmark in second place, starting with a victory here

• Scotland Under-21s v France Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v France Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm) and Republic of Ireland Under-21s v Belgium Under 21s. Coverage of the respective European Championships Group 14 and Nine qualifiers at Pittodrie, Aberdeen and Terryland Park in Galway. With just three teams in each group and only the top team progressing to the play-offs in November both host nations know a win could mean the difference between success and failure

• Scotland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Clyde's Broadwood Stadium. Both sides failed to qualify for the UEFA Under-21s Championship in Holland this summer and are looking for a confidence boost. Scotland coach Archie Knox is hoping for another fine display from Hearts striker Calum Elliot, who boasts two goals from as many appearances at this level

• Scotland Under-21s v Lithuania Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Lithuania Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifier at McDiarmid Park as Rainer Bonhof's side look for the victory that would put them through to the 16-team play-offs. A win over Germany last month courtesy of Celtic star Shaun Maloney's goal has given the young Scots an excellent chance of qualifying, but they will still need to be on their guard against the unpredictable visitors

• Scotland Under-21s v Moldova Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Moldova Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the European Under-21 Championship Group Five match at Partick Thistle's Firhill Stadium in Glasgow. The Scots are currently languishing bottom of the table and need a victory if they are to stand any chance of qualifying for the finals of in 2006

• Scotland Under-21s v Northern Ireland Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Northern Ireland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at New Douglas Park in Hamilton. The Scots are managed by Billy Stark and narrowly missed out on a play-off for the European Championship finals earlier in the year

• Scotland under-21s v Republic of Ireland under-21s

  Scotland under-21s v Republic of Ireland under-21s. Coverage as the youngsters aim to catch the eye of the national managers and make a breakthrough into the senior squad

• Scotland Under-21s v Romania Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Romania Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's youth encounter comes from Motherwell's Firhill, as Rainer Bonhof's side look to improve on a recent run of poor results. Scotland's last match came against Hungary at the City Stadium in February, when they went down 2-1 thanks to a brace of goals in the final four minutes for the visitors - can the home side get back to winning ways this evening?

• Scotland Under-21s v Slovenia Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Slovenia Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Full coverage of the European Under-21 Championship qualifier at McDiarmid Park in Perth, where the hosts are determined to pick up three points. Scotland are managed by former World Cup winner Rainer Bonhof, but his experience hasn't done much to improve his side's results, although he'll be hoping for a change in fortunes tonight

• Scotland Under-21s v Slovenia Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Slovenia Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2009 Group Six qualifying match at the Falkirk Stadium. Billy Stark's side will be hoping to do the double over their opponents following their 4-0 win last year. The Scots desperately need this win if they are to stand any chance of making the play-offs in October, with both Finland and Denmark ahead of them in the standings

• Scotland Under-21s v Sweden Under-21s

  Scotland Under-21s v Sweden Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at the Falkirk Stadium, where the hosts will be looking for a confidence boost ahead of the resumption of the European Championship qualifiers in March. Rainer Bonhof's side currently occupy bottom spot in their qualification group, with only two points to show from their first three games, and the players will need to show signs of improvement tonight if they are to be included for their next match in Italy

• Scotland v Argentina

  Scotland v Argentina (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's friendly match comes from Hampden Park, as George Burley's men entertain the two-time world champions. Burley has inspired his team to just one victory during his six games in charge so far - a 2-1 success away to Iceland - and has seen his World Cup hopes suffer as a result. The countries have played three times down the years, with one win apiece: the Argentines were 3-1 winners here in 1979, before the Scots exacted their revenge with a 1-0 success on the same ground 11 years later

• Scotland v Argentina

  Scotland v Argentina (Kick-off 8.00pm). Commentary on this evening's friendly international at Hampden Park

• Scotland v Australia

  Scotland v Australia (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from the friendly encounter at Hampden Park. Craig Brown will be looking to fine tune his side before the next round of World Cup qualifiers but will know that the Socceroos will be a stern test. The Australians have begun to make a name for themselves in British football, most notably Leeds United striker Mark Viduka, who was the top scorer in the Scottish Premier League last season when he played for Celtic

• Scotland v Austria

  Scotland v Austria (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts will be looking for a much-improved performance from his charges this evening, as they face a talented Austrian side ahead of their key Euro 2004 qualifier against Germany in June

• Scotland v Belarus

  Scotland v Belarus (Kick-off 3.00pm). The World Cup qualifiers return to the focus of attention once again this weekend, as the Scots entertain Belarus at Hampden Park in this must-win Group Five game for Walter Smith's side. Group leaders Italy look certain to qualify automatically, but the hosts could still earn a play-off spot should they take maximum points from their two remaining fixtures and Norway slip-up against either Moldova or Belarus. Kenny Miller had a slow start to his international career, but scored three goals in his last two matches and looks certain to start today's match, and he'll need to continue his good form or Scotland can kiss goodbye to their hopes of playing in next year's finals

• Scotland v Belgium

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• Scotland v Canada

  Scotland v Canada (Kick-off 8.00pm). Sky Sports' cameras are at Hibernian's Easter Road for this evening's international friendly match. Berti Vogts picked up his first competitive victory on Saturday since taking over the Scotland manager's hotseat and he'll look to his side to build on their performance against Iceland with another positive result

• Scotland v Croatia

  Scotland v Croatia (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of this afternoon's World Cup Group Six qualifying match at Hampden Park. After five games, only goal difference separates the two sides. A win here for Craig Brown's men would see them move into second spot behind Belgium and in with a good shout of reaching next year's finals, but they won't be taking today's opposition lightly after seeing them recently fight back from two goals down to clinch a draw against the Republic of Ireland

• Scotland v Croatia

  Scotland v Croatia (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's friendly international comes from Hampden Park, where George Burley takes the reins for the first time since his appointment in January. The former Southampton boss has a tough opening fixture, as Slavin Bilic's men were partly responsible for England's failure to reach Euro 2008 and are considered among the dark horses for this summer's finals, and they are sure to take this game very seriously

• Scotland v Denmark

  Scotland v Denmark (Kick-off 8.00pm). The rebuilding process continues for Bertie Vogts' Scotland at Hampden Park against a Danish side that looked impressive in the recent World Cup : until they met England in the second round. Scotland are once again likely to rely on a youthful team as they prepare for the European Championship qualifiers, which begin in early September

• Scotland v Faroe Islands

  Scotland v Faroe Islands (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 qualification match at Celtic Park, where the hosts will be expected to beat the minnows, with points sure to be difficult to come by in a group containing World Cup finalists France and Italy. Walter Smith's men have shown some promise in recent months, but still need to improve if they are to reach a major championships for the first time since 1998, and they will hope to prove their potential with victory this afternoon

• Scotland v Faroe Islands

  Scotland v Faroe Islands (Kick-off 3.00pm) Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifier at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts' men will want to banish the embarrassing memory of a 2-2 draw against the part-timers in the corresponding away fixture earlier in the season. With a partisan crowd cheering them on, a resounding victory will put the side in good spirits for a tough game in Germany to come, which will prove crucial to the nation's qualification hopes for next summers' finals in Portugal

• Scotland v France

  Scotland v France (Kick-off 5.00pm). The second of today's live Euro 2008 qualifiers comes from Hampden Park, as the Scots take on the World Cup runners-up in Group B. Walter Smith's men currently sit top of the group following impressive victories over the Faroe Islands and Lithuania, but their opponents also have two wins to their name, the last of which coming against world champions Italy. Kris Boyd already boasts four goals to his international tally, despite only making his Scotland debut in May, and will hope he is given a start in a match the hosts can't afford to lose with the Iikes of Italy and Ukraine also in the group

• Scotland v Georgia

  Scotland v Georgia (Kick-off 3.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's Group B encounter at Hampden Park, where the hosts need a win after losing to Ukraine 2-0 last time out. The defeat in Kiev was Scotland's first of the campaign, but they still remain in top spot ahead of the likes of France and Italy, and they can ensure they stay there by recording a comfortable victory over Klaus Toppmoller's side here

• Scotland v Germany

  Scotland v Germany (Kick-off 3.00pm). The European Championship 2004 Group Five qualifier at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts' men are level on points with Rudi Voller's side and will be desperate for a crucial three points which will send them to the top of the table. After a disappointing defeat in Lithuania last April the Scotland manager will be hoping a win against his fellow countrymen can ease the managerial pressure

• Scotland v Holland

  Scotland v Holland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the first leg of the Euro 2004 play-off at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts' men would have hoped for an easier draw to secure a place in Portugal but if they can go to Holland for the second leg with a lead, then it's possible they could upset the form book and win the tie. The Dutch have been dogged by allegations of in-fighting recently and it seems Ruud van Nistelrooy won't be starting. However, they still have bags of class with the likes of Patrick Kluivert and Edgar Davids contributing to a recent upturn in form so the Scottish defence will have to be on their toes to keep their side in this crucial game

• Scotland v Holland

  Scotland v Holland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of both sides' final World Cup Group Nine qualifying match, held at Hampden Park. Scotland beat Macedonia 2-0 on Saturday and need another victory to secure second place in the group and a potential play-off position. The Dutch were the first European side to qualify for the finals in South Africa and have won all seven of their games in the campaign, including a 3-0 victory over George Burley's men at the Amsterdam ArenA

• Scotland v Hungary

  Scotland v Hungary (Kick-off 8.00pm). Berti Vogts' side continue preparations for their forthcoming World Cup qualifiers with this friendly match at Hampden Park. The hosts haven't met the Hungarians since 1987, when two goals from Ally McCoist eased them to victory, but sadly for the Scots, a striker of the same calibre isn't at their disposal these days, and they could struggle to find the back of the net once again tonight

• Scotland v Iceland

  Scotland v Iceland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifying Group Five match at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts' Scots are currently in second place behind table toppers Germany, and have already beaten their opponents in an earlier qualifying match in Reykjavik. But just four wins in 11 games under the German coach have not impressed the Tartan Army, who will want their side to pick up an comprehensive win today as they aim to move a step closer to the finals in Portugal next year

• Scotland v Iceland

  Scotland v Iceland (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's World Cup Group Nine qualifier comes from Hampden Park in Glasgow, where the Scots are in need of a win following a 3-0 loss to Holland on Saturday. A 2-1 victory over Iceland at the Laugardalsvollur last September was George Burley's first as manager and helped make amends for a 1-0 defeat to Macedonia in their opening fixture. The win in Reykjavik extended Scotland's winning run over Iceland to five matches, and a sixth successive triumph tonight would help to keep them in touch of a play-off place

• Scotland v Italy

  Scotland v Italy (Kick-off 5.30pm). The second of today's World Cup qualifiers comes from Hampden Park, where Scotland manager Walter Smith faces a huge test, as his side welcome Group Five rivals Italy to Glasgow. The Scots are currently fifth out of six teams in the group, but are only three points behind second-placed Norway, so the outcome of this game could prove crucial. The Italians lead the way by a convincing margin, and could even afford to drop points this evening, but manager Marcello Lippi won't allow an under-par performance from his side as they continue to build ahead of next summer's finals

• Scotland v Italy

  Scotland v Italy (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the all-or-nothing Euro 2008 Group B qualifying match at Hampden Park, where victory for Alex McLeish's men will see them reach next summer's finals. This is one of the most important matches ever for the hosts, as they look to progress to a major tournament for the first time in a decade, and the passionate crowd are sure to give the players a lift as they look to repeat the heroics of the France game against the current World Cup holders

• Scotland v Latvia

  Scotland v Latvia. Coverage of the Group Six World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park. Despite it being mathematically possible for the Scots to still reach next summer's tournament, Craig Brown and his men are aware there challenge is over and they'll look to bow out here in style with a win. It took a final minute goal back in September last year to clinch a narrow victory over a spirited Latvian team and the home side will have to be on form if they are to claim only their second home win of the competition

• Scotland v Lithuania

  Scotland v Lithuania (Kick-off 4.00pm). First-half coverage of the final Euro 2004 Group Five qualifier at Hampden Park, where the home side know that a win would give them an excellent chance of qualifying for the play-offs. Berti Vogts' side were defeated 2-1 by Germany in their previous encounter, a result that ended Scotland's hopes of automatic qualification, but the visit of the Lithuanians should prove to be an easier contest for the Scots. However, their destiny may not rest in their own hands, as if Iceland come away with all three points from their clash with the Germans this evening, then it will be Logi Olafsson's men who finish in second-place. Coverage continues on Sky Sports Two

• Scotland v Lithuania

  Scotland v Lithuania (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifier at Hampden Park, as the hosts look to emulate their victory in Kaunas last September. Goals from Christian Dailly and Kenny Miller helped Alex McLeish's men gain a valuable 2-1 away win against their Baltic opponents, and with the tricky match against France on Wednesday, a victory here is a necessity if they have any aspirations of making it through to next summer's tournament in Austria and Switzerland

• Scotland v Macedonia

  Scotland v Macedonia (Kick-off 3.00pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Nine qualifier at Hampden Park. Scotland suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat at the hands of Norway in their previous game and failure to win here would all but end their hopes of reaching the finals in South Africa. Macedonia looked to be on the verge of an upset when they took a 2-0 half-time lead against Spain in their last outing, but three second-half goals in the space of five minutes saw them lose 3-2 to remain level on points with the Scots

• Scotland v Moldova

  Scotland v Moldova (Kick-off 3.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's Group Five World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park, where both teams are hoping to secure their first victory of the campaign. The Scots have little chance of qualifying for next year's World Cup, but they do have a game in hand over most of their rivals and haven't given up hope just yet. This is only Walter Smith's second match in charge of Scotland since taking over in December, with his first being a 2-0 defeat in Italy, and he'll be looking for a good performance from his side in a game they are expected to win

• Scotland v New Zealand

  Scotland v New Zealand (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match at Tynecastle. Berti Vogts will be hoping his men can improve on last month's performance against Austria, when goals from Roland Kirchler and Mario Haas embarrassed the Scots in front of their home crowd. With the European Championship 2004 qualifier against Germany only short time away, a morale-boosting result is crucial tonight

• Scotland v Nigeria

  Scotland v Nigeria (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of tonight's friendly international at Hampden Park. Berti Vogts' side may not be travelling to this year's World Cup, but they will be looking to build for the European Championship qualifiers against a Nigerian side that will be playing against England in this summer's showpiece tournament in Japan and South Korea

• Scotland v Northern Ireland

  Scotland v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at Hampden Park, the first meeting between the countries since 1992. Both sides have important opening World Cup qualifiers ahead of them in September and the managers will see this fixture as an ideal way to prepare themselves for respective away matches against Macedonia and Slovakia

• Scotland v Northern Ireland

  Scotland v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Adam Coates introduces this evening's friendly international at Hampden Park. With commentary by Joel Taggart and John O'Neill

• Scotland v Northern Ireland

  Scotland v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Commentary on this evening's friendly international at Hampden Park

• Scotland v Norway

  Scotland v Norway (Kick-off 3.00pm). The World Cup Group Five qualifier at Hampden Park, a game the Scots must win if they are to have realistic ambitions of reaching the 2006 tournament in Germany. Berti Vogts' side played out a drab 0-0 draw with Slovenia in their opening game of the competition and know they must take all three points against a Norway side that has just one point to show from their first two matches

• Scotland v Norway

  Scotland v Norway (Kick-off 3.00pm). Hampden Park provides the setting for this afternoon's World Cup qualifier, as Scotland make the third appearance of their Group Nine campaign. George Burley's men made up for a 1-0 loss to FYR Macedonia to defeat Iceland 2-1 during the first week of fixtures and begin today's game third in the group. The Norwegians have played just once so far and drew 2-2 with the Icelanders on home soil, so they also have some ground to make up, exemplifying the importance of this game even at such an early stage of qualification

• Scotland v Republic of Ireland

  Scotland v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of tonight's friendly at Hampden Park between two sides looking for an upturn in fortunes. After a dismal start to life in the Scotland hotseat, Berti Vogts has seen his charges string a couple of promising results together. The manager will be confident of another morale-boosting victory over a Republic of Ireland team hoping to give the best possible start to new manager Brian Kerr

• Scotland v Romania

  Scotland v Romania (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's friendly encounter at Hampden Park, where the hosts will be hoping to improve on their previous outing last month when they went down 4-0 to Wales at the Millennium Stadium. Berti Vogts is under increasing pressure to succeed and needs the likes of Kenny Miller and Darren Fletcher to provide the goals the home side have desperately lacked in recent games

• Scotland v San Marino

  Scotland v San Marino

• Scotland v Slovenia

  Scotland v Slovenia (Kick-off 8.00pm). The World Cup qualifier at Hampden Park, a must-win match for Berti Vogts's side as they bid to qualify for a major tournament for the first time since the 1998 World Cup in France. The Scots have had a series of disappointing results of late and will have to raise their game if they are to progress from a tough group that also includes Italy and Norway - can they pick up three crucial points at home?

• Scotland v South Africa

  Scotland v South Africa (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match at Pittodrie, Aberdeen, an ideal match for Alex McLeish to assess his squad's fitness ahead of greater challenges to come. McLeish has kept Scotland in the hunt for a place in next year's Euro 2008 finals and will be looking at his options for the qualifiers against Lithuania and France

• Scotland v Sweden

  Scotland v Sweden (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's international friendly at Easter Road, a match the Scots will be desperate to win as they try to regain some confidence after a poor start to their World Cup qualification campaign. Some of the home crowd have lost faith in their side over the past few years due to their disappointing run of results, and with a seemingly little amount of young talent coming through the ranks, there isn't much for them to get excited about, but a win against an in-form Swedish side should go some way to cheering them up

• Scotland v Switzerland

  Scotland v Switzerland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly encounter at Hampden Park, where the Scots begin preparations for their daunting Euro 2008 qualification campaign. The Swiss have three games to warm-up for the World Cup finals in just three months time, so they won't take this match lightly and are sure to give the Scots a tough ride as they bid to boost confidence ahead of their trip to Germany

• Scotland v Trinidad & Tobago

  Scotland v Trinidad & Tobago (Kick-off 2.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at Hibernian's Easter Road, as the sides meet for the first time. Berti Vogts is desperate to secure victory against any opposition and his team will start favourites here, but they'll have to get past Portsmouth goalkeeper Shaka Hislop to come out on top this afternoon

• Scotland v Ukraine

  Scotland v Ukraine (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group B qualifying match at Hampden Park, a must-win match for Alex McLeish's men. After their sensational victory over France in Paris, the Scots find themselves top of the group, and another three points here would move their dream of appearing in next summer's finals one step closer. The reverse fixture in Kiev saw Ukraine run out 2-0 winners, and Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko will have to be watched closely if a similar result is to be prevented

• Scotland v USA

  Scotland v USA (Kick-off 4.00pm). All the action from this afternoon's international friendly match at Hampden Park. The Americans were defeated 6-0 on their last visit to Glasgow back in 1952, but they have come along way since and after qualifying for the World Cup finals once again, Bruce Arena's side will be confident of victory

• Senegal v Burkina Faso

  Senegal v Burkina Faso (Kick-off 6.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group B match in El Menzah, Tunisia, as both teams begin their campaigns. Senegal lost out in the final to Cameroon in 2002 and followed that by reaching the World Cup quarter-finals, they'll fancy their chances of going all the way again and will be a tough test for tonight's opposition

• Senegal v Kenya

  Senegal v Kenya (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group B encounter in Bizerte, Tunisia. The World Cup quarter-finalists could be one of the main contenders to Cameroon's crown this time around, especially with the likes of Liverpool's El Hadji Diouf and Salif Diao in action, or will the Kenyans cause a huge shock this afternoon?

• Senegal v Mali

  Senegal v Mali (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations encounter in Tunis, as the Group B teams look for a result which would see them through to the knockout stages. Senegal reached the World Cup quarter-finals in 2002, but could struggle against a Mali side that is expected to feature Tottenham Hotspur's Frederic Kanoute and Lyon's Mahamdou Diarra

• Serbia & Montenegro v Wales

  Serbia & Montenegro v Wales (Kick-off 7.15pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 qualifier at the Red Star Stadium in Belgrade. After four consecutive wins Mark Hughes' men look favourites to qualify, especially if they can come away with a result here. However, despite recent shock defeats to Azerbaijan and Finland, the unpredictable Serbians are still dangerous opposition and are more than capable of ruining Welsh dreams of reaching their first major final for many years

• Serbia v Poland

  Serbia v Poland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group A qualifier at the Stadion Crvena Zvezda in Belgrade

• Slovakia v Czech Republic

  Slovakia v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.15pm). All the action from this evening's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Tehelne Pole Stadion

• Slovakia v Germany

  Slovakia v Germany (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match at the Tehelne Pole Stadium in Bratislava, where Jurgen Klinsmann's side continue their preparations for next summer's World Cup finals. Due to not having to qualify for the tournament, the Germans are trying to play as many matches as possible and they'll hope to build on their encouraging 2-2 draw in Holland last month

• Slovakia v Northern Ireland

  Slovakia v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 4.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Three qualifier at the Tehelne Pole Stadium in Bratislava, as the sides get their respective campaigns under way. The teams have only met once and that was 10 years ago in Belfast, when the Irish won 1-0. Such a result would be the perfect start for Nigel Worthington's men in a group that also includes the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovenia

• Slovakia v Republic of Ireland

  Slovakia v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Bill O'Herlihy is joined by John Giles, Eamon Dunphy and Liam Brady to present coverage of this evening's Group D encounter comes from the Tehelne Pole Stadium, where victory is crucial for both sides' qualification bids. Steve Staunton's men come into the game full of confidence following their 4-0 defeat of Denmark last month and will hope to repeat the achievements of Germany and the Czech Republic, who both won convincingly on this ground earlier in the campaign. Commentary by George Hamilton and Ray Houghton

• Slovakia v Wales

  Slovakia v Wales (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Stadion Antona Malatinskeho in Trnava. John Toshack saw his side humiliated 5-1 when the two countries met at the Millennium Stadium last year and will hope for an improved performance here. Tottenham Hotspur left-back Gareth Bale scored with one of his trademark free-kicks and it may take something special again for the visitors to get anything from this game

• Slovenia v Northern Ireland

  Slovenia v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Three qualifier at the Stadion Ljudski vrt in Maribor. Nigel Worthington's men took just one point from their opening two fixtures and desperately need to improve a poor away record if they are to have any hope of finishing in the top two. That won't be easy against the Slovenians, who have already beaten Slovakia and drawn with Poland to stand second in the group

• Slovenia v Russia

  Slovenia v Russia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the second leg of the World Cup qualifying play-off at the Petrol Arena in Celje. Russia hold a 2-1 lead from the first leg

• South Africa v Benin

  South Africa v Benin (Kick-off 5.00pm). The African Cup of Nations Group D match in Sfax, Tunisia, where South Africa will be favourites to start their campaign with a win. Benin, from west Africa, are one of the shock qualifiers for the finals having pipped Zambia in their last game, and they'll look to produce another shock against one of the tournament favourites

• South Africa v England

  South Africa v England. Live coverage from Durban as Sven-Goran Eriksson's men travel for a potentially difficult friendly clash. England have just one more match after tonight to prepare for their crucial Euro 2004 qualifier against Slovakia, but will need to be wary of the likes of Manchester United's Quinton Fortune if they are to avoid defeat

• South Africa v Scotland

  South Africa v Scotland (Kick-off 8.45am). Coverage of the latest match on Scotland's overseas tour, as Bertie Vogt's side face the talented South Africans

• South American World Cup Qualifier

  All the action from a South American World Cup qualifier, as the sides involved continue their bids to reach the finals in South Africa

• South Korea v Costa Rica

  South Korea v Costa Rica. Coverage of the World Cup warm-up match

• South Korea v England

  South Korea v England (Kick-off 11.30am). Coverage of the friendly clash in Jeju, as Sven-Goran Eriksson's men continue their preparations for the World Cup, which starts next week. The visitors will use the match to help them acclimatise, as they attempt to get used to the extreme conditions that they will be playing in during the tournament

• South Korea v Iran

  South Korea v Iran (Kick-off 12.00pm). The second of today's World Cup qualifiers comes from the Seoul World Cup Stadium, as the Group B rivals meet in the Asian confederation

• South Korea v North Korea

  South Korea v North Korea (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the World Cup Asian Group Two qualifier at the Seoul World Cup Stadium. The top two sides in the group will qualify for next year's finals in South Africa and the hosts are well set after winning two and drawing two of their first four matches

• South Korea v Saudi Arabia

  South Korea v Saudi Arabia (Kick-off 1.00pm). All the action from the Asian Group Two World Cup qualifier at the Seoul World Cup Stadium

• South Korea v Scotland

  South Korea v Scotland (Kick-off 12.00pm). The World Cup countdown continues as Bertie Vogt's takes his team to face the co-hosts on their home soil. Vogt's is rebuilding the Scottish side after they failed to qualify for this year's tournament and will be keen to put on a good show against one of the finalists

• South Korea v Uzbekistan

  South Korea v Uzbekistan (Kick-off 12.05pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group A qualifier at the Sang-am WC Stadium in Seoul. This match represents the halfway point in the qualifying campaign, with only the side at the top of the group guaranteed a place in next year's finals

• Spain v Czech Republic

  Spain v Czech Republic. Coverage of the first Under-17 European Championship semi-final in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg (Kick-off 4.30pm)

• Spain v England

  Spain v England (Kick-off 9.00pm). This evening's friendly clash comes from the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in Seville, as Fabio Capello's men face the European champions. England's last match in Spain was at the Bernabeu, Madrid, in 2004, when a Sven-Goran Eriksson-led side succumbed to a 1-0 defeat. The Spaniards triumphed by the same scoreline on a visit to Old Trafford during Steve McClaren's reign in 2007 and come into the game having won their last six friendly fixtures. Presented by Steve Rider, with guests Andy Townsend and Teddy Sheringham. Commentary by Peter Drury and David Pleat

• Spain v England

  Spain v England (Kick-off 9.00pm). This evening's friendly clash comes from the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan in Seville, as Fabio Capello's men face the European champions. England's last match in Spain was at the Bernabeu, Madrid, in 2004, when a Sven-Goran Eriksson-led side succumbed to a 1-0 defeat. The Spaniards triumphed by the same scoreline on a visit to Old Trafford during Steve McClaren's reign in 2007 and come into the game having won their last six friendly fixtures

• Spain v France

  Spain v France (Kick-off 8.30pm). Coverage of this evening's friendly international from the Bernabau Stadium in Madrid. These sides last met in the quarter-finals of Euro 2000 : with the World and European champions coming out on top after Raul missed a last-minute penalty. The hosts will be hoping for a reversal of fortune this evening

• Spain v Hungary

  Spain v Hungary (Kick-off 4.30pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship Group One match in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg, where both sides will be looking to progress to the semi-finals in their final group game

• Spain v Italy

  Spain v Italy (Kick-off 9.00pm). Coverage of the friendly fixture at the Estadio Manuel Martinez Valero in Elche, as both sides continue their preparations for the summer's European Championships. While top-flight managers in England may be concerned at the timing of the match, Spain are expected to field a strong side, including Liverpool's Fernando Torres, provided the striker has recovered from the knocks sustained in his club's 3-0 defeat to Manchester United

• Spain v Norway

  Spain v Norway (Kick-off 9.00pm). The Euro 2004 play-off first-leg match, where the hosts will want to take a crucial lead into Wednesday's return fixture. Like England, Spain have underperformed in major championships for decades now and will be keen to shake off the tag of underachievers by winning next summer's tournament in neighbouring Portugal, but first they must qualify by beating a physical and robust Norwegian side. Commentary by Tim Caple and Jon Driscoll

• Spain v Portugal

  Spain v Portugal (Kick-off 8.45pm). Coverage of the friendly match between the two rivals. With the World Cup rapidly approaching neither side will want to lose tonight, as they aim for a morale boosting win. Both teams are tipped to do well in the Far East this summer, and they'll want to show off their credentials with formidable displays that will send a message out to the opposition in Japan and South Korea

• Spain v Russia

  Spain v Russia (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship match in Luxembourg, as both sides take part in their second game of the tournament

• Spain v Scotland

  Spain v Scotland (Kick-off 9.00pm). John Barnes presents the friendly match in Valencia, as Berti Vogts's side complete their World Cup qualifying warm-up with this tough game. The Scots get their Group Five campaign under way on Wednesday at home to Slovenia and they'll be eager to go into that clash full of confidence following a good result here. Commentary by John Helm

• Summer Tournament: Iceland v Japan

  Iceland v Japan (Kick-off 12.00pm). The Summer Tournament encounter at the City of Manchester Stadium, where both teams will be hoping to get off to a winning start before they face England later in the week. The Japanese will start as favourites after impressing in World Cup 2002, while their opponents have failed to qualify for a major tournament in years, although Chelsea striker Eidur Gudjohnsen will be determined to prove his country are no longer a lesser nation in footballing terms

• Sweden v England

  Sweden v England (Kick-off 7.45pm). Gothenburg is the setting for both teams' latest warm-up game ahead of Euro 2004, as Sven-Goran Eriksson takes England to his homeland for the first time since his appointment as head coach three years ago. This will be the last match for the English players to shine before Eriksson names his final squad for the summer in May, and with most of the 22 already picking themselves, the fringe players will need to stand out this evening

• Switzerland v Italy

  Switzerland v Italy (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly fixture at the Stade de Geneve, where the managers are looking to build toward the World Cup in the best possible fashion. Italy begin their campaign against Ghana, while the Swiss face France, and both sides will be hoping to avoid injuries as the tournament draws ever closer

• Switzerland v Republic of Ireland

  Switzerland v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 7.30pm). The World Cup Group Four qualifier in Basel, where Brian Kerr's men will be aiming to build on Saturday's 3-0 win against Cyprus at Lansdowne Road. Kerr has been boosted by the news that Roy Keane should be fit to play and he'll look to his captain to provide the inspiration for another victory

• Third Place Play-off

  Colombia v Turkey (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the third place play-off from this year's Confederations Cup in St Etienne, France. Both teams suffered narrow defeats in their respective semi-finals and they'll be eager to end the competition on a high note after coming so close to reaching the final

• Toulon Festival of Football Final

  France Under-20s v Portugal Under-20s (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the final of the Toulon Festival of Football, staged at the Stade Mayol in Toulon. These two sides were tipped at the start of the tournament to make it to the final, and the French know they'll need a better performance than they produced against England in the semi-final if they are to delight the home fans. Portugal have yet to concede a goal and have long been one of the best nations in the world at youth level

• Toulon Festival of Football Play-Off

  England Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the third-place play-off in the Toulon Festival of Football, staged at the Stade Mayol in Toulon. Peter Taylor's side lost out on penalties to France in the semi-finals and will be determined to end the tournament on a high against their Central American opponents

• Toulon Festival of Football Semi-Final

  France Under-20s v England Under-20s (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the first semi-final in the Toulon Festival of Football, staged at the Stade Mayol in Toulon. Peter Taylor's men have looked impressive so far but face a tough test against a French side that won all three of their matches in the group stages

• Toulon Festival of Football Semi-Final

  Portugal Under-20s v Mexico Under-20s (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of the second semi-final in the Toulon Festival of Football, staged at the Stade Mayol in Toulon. Portugal will start as favourites after progressing from their group without conceding a goal, and Mexico will need to improve markedly on their performances so far if they are to cause an upset

• Toulon Tournament: Final

  The final of the Toulon Tournament (Kick-off 7.30pm). All the action from the showpiece match of the under-20s competition at the Stade Mayol. Italy were victorious last year, beating Chile 1-0 in the final thanks to a goal by Pablo Daniel Osvaldo

• Tunisia Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s

  Tunisia Under-20s v South Korea Under-20s (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Group 2 match in the Toulon Festival of Football at the Stade Scaglia in La Seyne, in a group that also features England and Portugal

• Tunisia v Democratic Republic of Congo

  Tunisia v Democratic Republic of Congo (Kick-off 3.15pm). The African Cup of Nations Group A encounter in Rades, Tunisia. The host nation will be favourites to finish top of the group and progress to the knockout stages, but Mick Wadsworth has turned Congo into a team capable of causing a shock or two - will there be one this afternoon?

• Tunisia v Denmark

  Tunisia v Denmark. Coverage of the friendly clash as both teams continue their preparations for the World Cup

• Tunisia v Guinea

  Tunisia v Guinea (Kick-off 1.00pm). The African Cup of Nations continues with this Group A encounter in Rades, Tunisia. The host nation have never won this biennial event, but three points this afternoon should see them through to the knockout stages, and a chance of going all the way

• Tunisia v Nigeria: African Cup of Nations Semi-Final

  Tunisia v Nigeria (Kick-off 3.00pm). The first African Cup of Nations semi-final at the Stade Rades in Tunisia, where tensions will be a high with a place in Sunday's final at stake. The hosts defeated one of the tournament favourites Senegal in the quarter-finals and are growing with confidence in each match, but can they beat an in-form Nigerian team which includes Premiership stars Jay-Jay Okocha and Joseph Yobo?

• Tunisia v Rwanda

  Tunisia v Rwanda (Kick-off 6.30pm). The opening match of the 2004 African Cup of Nations from the Tunisian city of Rades, as the country hosts the biennial event for the third time. The hosts are favourites to progress from Group A and they'll look to get off to the best possible start with a win against a country making their debut in the competition

• Tunisia v Senegal

  Tunisia v Senegal (Kick-off 4.00pm). The second quarter-final of the African Cup of Nations comes from Rades in Tunisia, where the hosts will be hoping to see off the 2002 runners-up. Senegal have yet to produce the form they showed in World Cup 2002 and unexpectedly finished second behind Mali in the group stage. However, the pressure will be off Guy Stephan's men, as the majority of fans in the stadium will be expecting their opponents to come out on top, a factor that could work in their favour

• Turkey Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Turkey Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the European Championship Group Seven qualifying match in Besiktas. David Platt's side have already been eliminated from the finals, but will want to boost confidence in the camp with a win against the undefeated group winners

• Turkey v Chile

  Turkey v Chile. Coverage of the friendly from Istanbul, as the much-improved Turks take on the South Americans and their star players Marcelo Salas and Ivan Zamerano

• Turkey v England

  Turkey v England (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Seven qualifier at the Sukru Saracoglu stadium in Istanbul, where the away side know that a draw or more will send them through to next year's finals in Portugal. A memorable 2-0 victory at the Stadium of Light in March was enough to give Sven-Goran Eriksson's men the advantage in the group, but the final outcome all rests on tonight's game. Wayne Rooney has made an immediate impact since his arrival on the international scene and will be hoping to take Michael Owen's place in the starting line-up this evening : can England defy the odds and beat the Turks on their own soil?

• Turkey v Slovakia

  Turkey v Slovakia (Kick-off 6.30pm). Coverage of this evening's European Championship qualifying Group Seven match. England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson will take a keen interest in this game as his England side face tricky trips to both countries as they look to qualify for Euro 2004

• Turkey v USA

  Turkey v USA (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Confederations Cup Group B match. Turkey will go into this evening's match as favourites following their impressive performance in last year's World Cup

• Ukraine v France

  Ukraine v France (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of this evening's Euro 2008 Group B qualifier at the Stadion NSK Olimpiyskiy in Kiev, the final match of the campaign for both sides. Goals by Franck Ribery and Nicolas Anelka gave the French a 2-0 victory in the reverse fixture, and the visitors need a win to secure their place in next year's finals after a dramatic qualifying campaign

• Ukraine v Greece

  Ukraine v Greece (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from the World Cup play-off second-leg encounter from the Donbass Arena in Donetsk. The first leg ended goalless in Athens, leaving this contest finely poised

• Under-17 European Championship

  Coverage of an Under-17 European Championship match (Kick-off 4.00pm). The tournament for talented youngsters gets under way in Luxembourg

• Under-17 European Championship

  Coverage of an Under-17 European Championship match (Kick-off 6.00pm). The remaining four teams get their campaigns under way in Luxembourg, with the host nation facing Spain, and Czech Republic against Serbia & Montenegro

• Under-17 European Championship

  A preview of tonight's Under-17 European Championship matches in the host nation Luxembourg, featuring Luxembourg v Spain and Czech Republic v Serbia & Montenegro

• Under-17 European Championship

  A preview of tonight's Under-17 European Championship matches in the host nation Luxembourg, featuring Germany v Czech Republic and Luxembourg v Hungary

• Under-17 European Championship

  Coverage of an Under-17 European Championship match (Kick-off 4.00pm). The second matches for each team get under way in Luxembourg

• Under-17 European Championship Final

  Czech Republic v Russia. Coverage of the Under-17 European Championship final at the Josy Barthel Stadium in Luxembourg (Kick-off 6.00pm). Both sides caused upsets in the semi-finals, defeating Spain and Germany respectively, and they'll be hoping for one last effort to claim the trophy

• Under-17 European Championship Semi-Final

  Coverage of the second Under-17 European Championship semi-final at the Josy Barthel Stadium in Luxembourg (Kick-off 7.15pm)

• Under-17 European Championship Semi-Final

  Coverage of the first Under-17 European Championship semi-final in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg (Kick-off 4.30pm)

• Under-17s European Championship: England v Belgium

  England v Belgium (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17s European Championship Group B match in Tournai, Belgium. England coach John Peacock was happy with the draw when Germany, Spain and France were all assigned to Group A, but facing the Belgians on their home soil is likely to be a major test of his squad's ability and temperament

• Under-17s European Championship Final

  The Under-17s European Championship final (Kick-off 4.45pm). Coverage from Tournai in Belgium, where the sides are aiming to succeed Russia as champions

• Under-17s European Championship: France v Spain

  France v Spain (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17s European Championship Group A match in Verviers, Belgium. This is the opening fixture in the eight-nation tournament, with a place in the semi-finals being the initial aim for both sides

• Under-17s European Championship: Germany v France

  Germany v France (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the Under-17s European Championship Group A match in Eupen, Belgium, where defeat for either side in their second group fixture would be a major blow to their chances of reaching the semi-finals

• Under-17s European Championship: Germany v Spain

  Germany v Spain (Kick-off 2.30pm). Coverage of the Group A match in the Under-17s European Championship in Eupen, Belgium, where a place in the semi-finals is up for grabs

• Under-17s European Championship: Germany v Ukraine

  Germany v Ukraine (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17s European Championship Group A match in Eupen, Belgium. Victory is imperative in this opening fixture for both teams, with France and Spain the other nations in a group considered by far the toughest of the two

• Under-17s European Championship: Holland v England

  Holland v England (Kick-off 4.30pm). Coverage of the final Group B match from the Under-17s European Championship in Tubize, Belgium. Iceland and Belgium are the other two nations in this group, with the initial aim to finish in the top two and qualify for the semi-finals

• Under-17s European Championship: Semi-Final

  Coverage of the first Under-17s European Championship semi-final in Tournai, Belgium (Kick-off 4.30pm)

• Under-17s European Championship: Semi-Final

  Coverage of the second Under-17s European Championship semi-final in Tubize, Belgium (Kick-off 7.15pm)

• Under-17s World Championship: Brazil v North Korea

  Brazil v North Korea (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match in the Under-17s World Championship in Jeju, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Colombia v Germany

  Colombia v Germany (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Group F match in the Under-17s World Championship in Cheonan, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Colombia v Trinidad and Tobago

  Colombia v Trinidad and Tobago (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the Group F match in the Under-17s World Championship in Cheonan, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: England v Brazil

  England v Brazil (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Group B match in the Under-17s World Championship in Goyang City, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: England v New Zealand

  England v New Zealand (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Group B match in the Under-17s World Championship in Jeju, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship Final

  Spain v Nigeria (Kick-off 11.00am). Coverage of the Under-17s World Championship final at the Seoul FIFA World Cup Stadium in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: First Semi-Final

  All the action from the first semi-final of the Under-17s World Championship at the Ulsan Complex Stadium in South Korea (Kick-off 11.00am)

• Under-17s World Championship: Ghana v Germany

  Ghana Under-17s v Germany Under-17s (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Group F match in the Under-17s World Championship in Cheonan, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Japan v Nigeria

  Japan v Nigeria (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the Group D match in the Under-17s World Championship in Gwangyang, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Last 16

  Nigeria v Colombia (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Under-17s World Championship last-16 match in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Last 16

  England v Syria (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the Under-17s World Championship last-16 match in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Second Quarter-Final

  Ghana v Peru (Kick-off 11.00am). Coverage of the second Under-17s World Championship quarter-final from the Changwon Main Stadium in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Second Semi-Final

  Coverage of the second Under-17s World Championship semi-final at the Suwon Sports Complex in South Korea (Kick-off 11.00am)

• Under-17s World Championship: South Korea v Togo

  South Korea v Togo (Kick-off 12.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match in the Under-17s World Championship in Ulsan, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Spain v Argentina

  Spain v Argentina. Delayed live coverage of the Group C match in the Under-17s World Championship in Gwangyang, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Syria v Spain

  Syria v Spain (Kick-off 9.00am). Coverage of the Group C match in the Under-17s World Championship in Ulsan, South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Third-Place Play-Off

  Germany v Ghana (Kick-off 8.00am). Coverage of the Under-17s World Championship third-place play-off at the Seoul FIFA World Cup Stadium in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Third Quarter-Final

  Argentina v Nigeria (Kick-off 8.00am). Coverage of the third Under-17s World Championship quarter-final from the Cheonan Sports Complex in South Korea

• Under-17s World Championship: Trinidad and Tobago v Ghana

  Trinidad and Tobago v Ghana. Delayed live coverage of the Group F match in the Under-17s World Championship in Cheonan, South Korea

• Under-19 European Championship: Austria v Spain

  Austria v Spain (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match in the Under-19s European Championship from Linz in Austria, where the hosts and the holders face each other in their opening fixture

• Under-19 European Championship: Final

  Scotland v Spain (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the final of the Under-19 European Championship at the Stadion Miejski in Poznan, Poland. The Scots will be on a high having reached their first European final since 1982, but they have already lost to the Spanish 4-0 in the group stages and will have to excel against one of the most successful side's in this tournament's history if they are to cause an upset this evening

• Under-19 European Championship: Poland v Austria

  Poland v Austria (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Under-19 European Championship Group A match at the Stadion Miejski in Poznan, Poland, where the hosts are aiming to begin their campaign with victory, in a group that also contains Belgium and the Czech Republic

• Under-19 European Championship: Poland v Belgium

  Poland v Belgium (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Under-19 European Championship Group A match in Wronki, Poland. The hosts were champions back in 2001 and will expect to at least seal a place in the semi-finals, with Austria and the Czech Republic the other two teams in this group

• Under-19 European Championship: Poland v Czech Republic

  Poland v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Under-19 European Championship Group A match from Grodzisk Wielkopolski, Poland, where the hosts face a tough test against the Czechs, who qualified in fine style for this tournament

• Under-19 European Championship: Semi-Final

  Spain v Austria (Kick-off 2.30pm). Coverage of the first semi-final in the Under-19 European Championship from the KS Amica Wronki Stadium in Poland

• Under-19 European Championship: Spain v Portugal

  Spain v Portugal. Coverage of the Under-19 European Championship Group B match from Pobiedziska in Poland, where both sides will expect to progress to the semi-finals of a group that also contains Turkey and Scotland

• Under-19 European Championship: Spain v Scotland

  Spain v Scotland (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Under-19 European Championship Group B match from Pobiedziska in Poland, where Archie Gemmill's Scots are hoping to cause a major upset against the Spaniards

• Under-19 European Championship: Spain v Turkey

  Spain v Turkey (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the opening Under-19 European Championship Group B match from Grodzisk Wielkopolski, Poland, where Spain are one of the favourites to clinch a third title in the last five years

• Under-19s European Championship

  Coverage of a group match in the Under-19s European Championship from Austria (Kick-off 5.00pm)

• Under-19s European Championship

  Coverage of a group match in the Under-19s European Championship from Austria (Kick-off 7.00pm)

• Under-19s European Championship: Final

  The Under-19s European Championship final (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the showpiece match at the Linzer Stadium in Linz, Austria

• Under-19s European Championship: Germany v France

  Germany v France (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match in the Under-19s European Championship from Ried in Austria, where both nations are playing their second fixture of the annual tournament

• Under-19s European Championship: Germany v Russia

  Germany v Russia (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the opening Group B match in the Under-19s European Championship from Ried in Austria. A place in the top two is the initial aim for both sides as they look to qualify for the semi-final, with France and Serbia the other nations in this group

• Under-19s European Championship: Germany v Serbia

  Germany v Serbia (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match in the Under-19s European Championship from Pasching, Austria

• Under-19s European Championship: Semi-Final

  Germany v Greece (Kick-off 4.30pm). Coverage of the first Under-19s European Championship semi-final in Steyr, Austria

• Under-19s European Championship: Semi-Final

  Spain v France (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the second Under-19s European Championship semi-final in Pasching, Austria

• Under-19s European Championship: Spain v Greece

  Spain v Greece (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match in the Under-19s European Championship from Linz, Austria

• Under-19s European Championship: Spain v Portugal

  Spain v Portugal (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match in the Under-19s European Championship from Steyr in Austria. Spain have won this tournament in three of the last five years and will expect to at least reach the semi-finals once again

• Under-20s World Cup: First Semi-Final

  All the action from the opening semi-final in the Under-20s World Cup at the Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Canada

• Under-20s World Cup: Last 16

  All the action from a last-16 encounter in the Under-20s World Cup in Canada

• Under-20s World Cup: Quarter-Final

  All the action from a quarter-final encounter in the Under-20s World Cup in Canada

• Under-20s World Cup: Second Semi-Final

  All the action from the second semi-final in the Under-20s World Cup at the National Soccer Stadium in Toronto, Canada

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Argentina v China

  Argentina v China (Kick-off 3.30pm). Coverage of the Group A game at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France. Argentina are one of the strongest nations at this level and have unearthed a number of stars through this tournament, including Pablo Aimar and Juan Roman Riquelme

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Argentina v Czech Republic

  Argentina v Czech Republic (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the final Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade de Lattre in Aubagne, France, where both sides will be hoping to book their place in the semi-finals

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Argentina v Portugal

  Argentina v Portugal (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol in France. Portugal finished runners-up last year and are aiming to go one better, but they face a tough task against the 2005 World Youth champions

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: China v Czech Republic

  China v Czech Republic (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the opening Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol in France, where some of the finest young players in the world are on display. Argentina and Portugal are the other two nations in this group, so defeat for either here would make qualifying for the semi-finals particularly difficult

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: China v Holland

  China v Holland (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Marquet in La Seyne, France. The Dutch were beaten in a penalty shoot-out in last year's final and will be determined to go one better this time around

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: China v Portugal

  China v Portugal (Kick-off 5.30pm). The final Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Vitria in La Londe, France, where victory for either side would be a huge boost to their chances of reaching the semi-finals

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: China v Portugal

  China v Holland (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the opening Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol in France, where the Chinese are aiming to continue their fine recent run in this event

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Colombia v Holland

  Colombia v Holland (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the opening Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol in France. Colombia are the reigning South American under-20s champions and will provide a stiff test to the talented Dutch side

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Final

  The final of the Under-21 Festival of Toulon at the Stade Mayol in Toulon (Kick-off 7.30pm), where the teams are looking to succeed France as champions

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Final

  Coverage of the final of the Under-21 Festival of Toulon at the Stade Mayol in Toulon, France (Kick-off 8.00pm), where the teams are looking to succeed the host nation as champions

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: First Semi-Final

  Portugal v Holland (Kick-off 5.00pm). The first semi-final of the Under-21 Festival of Toulon at the Stade Mayol in Toulon, as the teams aim to reach the final, where they will face the winners of the other semi-final between France and China

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: First Semi-Final

  The first semi-final at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage from the Stade Mayol in Toulon, France, where the host nation are the reigning champions

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: France v Colombia

  France v Colombia (Kick-off 5.45pm). The final Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade de Lattre in Aubagne, France, where both sides will be hoping to book their place in the semi-finals

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: France v Holland

  France v Holland (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France. The French are the current European champions at under-19s level and have a fine pedigree in this event, while the Dutch have been represented here by the likes of Ronald Koeman, Jaap Stam and Roy Makaay

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: France v Japan

  France v Japan (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France. The host nation are also the defending champions and will be looking for players of the quality of Thierry Henry and Zinedine Zidane to emerge, both of whom having made an impression here in the past

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Germany v France

  Germany v France (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade de Lattre in Aubagne, France, the final round-robin fixture for both sides

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Germany v Ivory Coast

  Germany v Ivory Coast (Kick-off 4.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France. The African nation have developed into one of the most dangerous teams in the world at senior level and their youngsters will be keen to demonstrate their ability in this important tournament

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Germany v Japan

  Germany v Japan (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol in France, where some of the finest young players in the world are on display. Ivory Coast and France are the other two nations in this group, so defeat for either here would make qualifying for the semi-finals particularly difficult

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Ghana v China

  Ghana v China (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Murat in Sollies-Pont, France, where both sides are playing their final round-robin fixture

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Ghana v Holland

  Ghana v Holland (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the opening Group B match for both sides at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Ghana v Portugal

  Ghana v Portugal (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Marquet in La Seine, France. The Portuguese have a fine pedigree in youth football and unearthed Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo during the 2003 tournament

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Holland v Portugal

  Holland v Portugal. Second-half coverage of the final Group A match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Saulnier in Saint Cyr, France. This fixture is a repeat of last year's semi-final, which Holland won to progress to a final against the host nation

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Ivory Coast v France

  France v Mexico (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Mayol. France have won this tournament on nine occasions and have been represented by the likes of Zinedine Zidane, Thierry Henry and Jean-Pierre Papin, while the Mexicans were semi-finalists here last year

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Mexico v Colombia

  Mexico v Colombia (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France. Mexico reached the semi-finals here last year and need a victory tonight to boost their chances of progressing again, in a group that also includes France and Holland

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Mexico v Holland

  Mexico v Holland (Kick-off 5.45pm). The final Group B match at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Vitria in La Londe, France, where both sides will be hoping to book their place in the semi-finals

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Portugal v Czech Republic

  Portugal v Czech Republic (Kick-off 5.30pm). Coverage of the Group A game at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon, staged at the Stade Perruc in Hyeres, France, where some of the finest young players in the world are on display. Both sides have a fine pedigree at this level and the Portuguese have been represented in this tournament by Cristiano Ronaldo, Rui Costa and Nuno Gomes in recent years

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Second Semi-Final

  France v China in the second semi-final of the Under-21 Festival of Toulon (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the Stade Mayol in Toulon, where a place in the final of the tournament awaits, with defending champions France favourites to progress

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Second Semi-Final

  The second semi-final at the Under-21 Festival of Toulon (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage from the Stade Mayol in Toulon, France, where the host nation are the reigning champions

• Under-21 Festival of Toulon: Third-Place Play-Off

  The third-place play-off in the Under-21 Festival of Toulon at the Stade Mayol in Toulon, France (Kick-off 6.00pm). Both teams will be looking to end their tournament on a high after losing in the semi-finals

• United Arab Emirates Under-20s v Argentina Under-20s

  United Arab Emirates Under-20s v Argentina Under-20s (Kick-off 6.00pm). All the action from the Toulon Tournament Group A encounter at the Stade Saulnier in Saint Cyr, France, where the sides play their final game of the opening stage

• Uruguay v Argentina

  Uruguay v Argentina (Kick-off 11.00pm). Coverage of the crucial South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, where both sides play their final match of the campaign. The Argentines would guarantee themselves of a place in the finals with a win tonight, but would miss out entirely if they lose and Ecuador beat Chile in one of this evening's other games

• Uruguay v Brazil

  Uruguay v Brazil (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. The sides start the match in second and fifth places respectively after 12 fixtures; Brazil have the meanest defence and Uruguay have scored the most goals. The Brazilians won the reverse encounter 2-1 in November 2007 courtesy of two goals by Sevilla striker Luis Fabiano

• Uruguay v Chile

  Uruguay v Chile (Kick-off 7.00pm). All the action from this evening's South American World Cup qualifier at the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo. Both teams have three points from their opening fixtures so far this campaign and will be looking to add to that here, as they continue their bids for a qualification place

• Uruguay v Colombia

  Uruguay v Colombia (Kick-off 10.00pm). Tonight's triple bill of South American World Cup qualifiers gets under way at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. Both sides have endured inconsistent campaigns so far and need a win if they are to improve their chances of reaching next year's finals

• Uruguay v Costa Rica

  Uruguay v Costa Rica (Kick-off 11.00pm). Coverage of the second leg of the World Cup qualification play-off tie, held at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. The hosts are the favourites to go through, having recorded a 1-0 victory in the first leg in Costa Rica

• Uruguay v Venezuela

  Uruguay v Venezuela (Kick-off 10.00pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo. The hosts began their campaign with a 5-0 thrashing of Bolivia, but that is their only win in four matches and they need a victory to close the gap to the top four in the standings

• USA v Argentina

  USA v Argentina (Kick-off 12.30am). All the action from the friendly encounter at Giants Stadium in New York

• USA v Brazil

  USA v Brazil. Coverage of the friendly international between the South American giants and their North American neighbours. Football is beginning to take off in the United States with the standard improving each year, and the national side will have a good chance here to test how far they've come against one of the best teams in the world

• USA v England

  USA v England (Kick-off 8.05pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Soldier Field in Chicago, where England begin their controversial tour of the States with a match against Bruce Arena's up-and-coming side. Sven-Goran Eriksson believes tonight's game will be an excellent learning curve ahead of next year's World Cup finals in Germany, for which both sides are expected to qualify. England have won four of their five meetings stateside, but were embarrassed on their last visit, when Graham Taylor's side went down 2-0 thanks to goals from Thomas Dooley and Alexi Lalas. Despite having a number of key players out of the squad, including John Terry, Frank Lampard and Wayne Rooney, Eriksson won't settle for a similar scoreline, and will expect some of his fringe players to come to the fore and inspire the visitors to victory

• USA v Holland

  USA v Holland (Kick-off 7.00pm). Coverage of the friendly international at the CMGI Field in Foxboro, Massachusetts, where the Americans will be looking to claim a major scalp as they continue their preparations for the World Cup

• Venezuela v Argentina

  Venezuela v Argentina (Kick-off 1.40am). All the action from the South American World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Jose Pachencho Romero in Maracaibo. This stadium hosted a memorable conclusion to the Copa America earlier in the year, in which Argentina lost 3-0 to Brazil, but the visitors will be confident of victory on their return as they play a team ranked 58th in the world

• Venezuela v Bolivia

  Venezuela v Bolivia (Kick-off 10.40pm). Coverage of the South American World Cup qualifying match at the Estadio Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo in San Cristobal. The hosts are the only country in South America never to have played in a World Cup, but find themselves with an outside chance of making it to South Africa in 2010 after beginning with a 1-0 away win in Ecuador

• Venezuela v Brazil

  Venezuela v Brazil (Kick-off 9.30pm). This evening's South American World Cup qualifier comes from Estadio Polideportivo de Pueblo Nuevo in San Cristobal. The Brazilians have been typically sluggish during qualification so far, but remain on course for a place in the finals. The hosts, on the other hand, have it all to do if they are to win a place among the 32 teams heading to South Africa in 2010, but can turn their fortunes around by securing three points here

• Wales Under-21s v Austria Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Austria Under-21s (Kick-off 5.00pm). All the action from the European Under-21s Championship qualifier at Penydarren Park, Merthyr Tydfil. The hosts have taken just one point from the last three games and will be eager to put their 4-0 defeat at home to Germany behind them with a much-needed win

• Wales Under-21s v Bosnia-Herzegovina Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Bosnia-Herzegovina Under-21s (Kick-off 12.45pm). This afternoon's European Championship Group Three qualifier comes from the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham. The hosts have 10 points from their four fixtures so far and stand every chance of qualifying for the finals if they can maintain their form. The Bosnians have only played one game so far, which ended in a 1-0 home defeat to Luxembourg

• Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the European Under-21 Championship qualifier at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham. Peter Taylor's side currently top the table and will hope to stay ahead of Germany by repeating the 2-0 win they captured at Ewood Park when the teams met last year, while the hosts know another defeat would end any hopes they have of qualifying

• Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the first leg of the European Championship qualifying play-off at Ninian Park. England's record in reaching this stage was outstanding, winning seven of their eight matches and conceding just one goal, although the hosts will be confident after finishing above France in their group

• Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v England Under-21s (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage from the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, where the sides meet in a friendly to mark Wales' 100th fixture at Under-21s level. England have conceded just one goal in their last eight matches and coach Stuart Pearce will be keen to maintain an unbeaten record that stretches back to 2005

• Wales Under-21s v France Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v France Under-21s (Kick-off 8.00pm). This evening's UEFA Championship Group 10 qualifier comes from Ninian Park in Cardiff. France are unbeaten from their five group matches so far and start as firm favourites tonight, but the Welsh only narrowly lost 1-0 when the teams met in Grenoble earlier in the campaign and will be confident of getting a result this time around

• Wales Under-21s v Germany Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Germany Under-21s (Kick-off 6.30pm). The European Under-21 Championship Group Six qualifier at the Racecourse Ground, where the hosts will be hoping to take maximum points, knowing they need to win their home games if they are to have a chance of reaching the finals

• Wales Under-21s v Northern Ireland Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Northern Ireland Under-21s (Kick-off 5.30pm). All the action from tonight's friendly encounter at Stebonheath Park. Glyn Hodges' side finished second from bottom of their Under-21 European Championship group, recording just three victories from their 10 matches, but a 1-0 win in Baku against Azerbaijan in their final game has given them cause for optimism

• Wales Under-21s v Poland Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Poland Under-21s (Kick-off 7.45pm). The European Championship qualifier at the Vetch in Swansea, where Glyn Hodges' side will be looking to build on their 1-0 away win against Azerbaijan. Adam Birchall of Arsenal and Wrexham's Matt Crowell linked up well to give Wales a valuable win in their opening game of the campaign and the manager will look to both players to provide the inspiration for another victory

• Wales Under-21s v Romania Under-21s

  Wales Under-21s v Romania Under-21s (Kick-off 6.00pm). Coverage of the UEFA Championship Group 10 qualifier comes from the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham. Wales are currently four points ahead of their opponents going into this fixture, but with the visitors also having a game in hand, the group leaders know they can ill afford to drop any points here

• Wales Under-21s v TBA
• Wales v Argentina

  Wales v Argentina (Kick-off 7.30pm). Oliver Hides presents the friendly international from the Millennium Stadium, as Mark Hughes' men take on the World Cup favourites. With superstar players such as Gabriel Batistuta and Juan Sebastian Veron likely to be in action for the South Americans, the Welsh rebuilding process ahead of European Championship qualification will be tested to the full tonight. Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh commentate

• Wales v Austria

  Wales v Austria (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, as John Toshack takes charge of his first competitive match since becoming Welsh coach for a second time. Wales have failed to win any of their four games so far but will be hoping that Toshack can turn things around, although anything less than three points will all but end their chances of making it to next year's finals in Germany. Austria need the points too, having recorded just one win so far and with the sides meeting again on Wednesday, they'll want to effectively end Wales's campaign with a crucial away victory

• Wales v Azerbaijan

  Wales v Azerbaijan (Kick-off 3.30pm). Coverage of the Group Nine match at the Millennium Stadium. Mark Hughes' side have a perfect record and head the group with three wins from three games : can they extend their advantage with another victory? Azerbaijan are currently bottom of the standings, but will take great heart from their 2-2 draw at Serbia & Montenegro back in February, and have high hopes of causing a shock. Introduced by Oliver Hides, with commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• Wales v Azerbaijan

  Wales v Azerbaijan (Kick-off 3.00pm). This afternoon's match comes from the Millennium Stadium as the Group Four rivals begin their World Cup 2010 qualification campaigns. With Germany and Russia also in this group and vying for a place at the finals, qualification will be extremely tough for the Welsh. However, John Toshack has seemingly found the nucleus of a strong team in recent months and has seen his side produce some strong displays as a result. Much of the success is owed to an investment in youth and it will be those young players who are charged with the responsibility of taking three points here

• Wales v Azerbaijan

  Wales v Azerbaijan (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of this evening's Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, where John Toshack's side will be looking to end their campaign on a high with a win over Azerbaijan. The Welsh won their first match in the group stages against Northern Ireland on Saturday and Toshack will settle for nothing less than victory as his side continue preparations for Euro 2008

• Wales v Azerbaijan/Liechtenstein v England

  Wales v Azerbaijan (Kick-off 3.30pm) and Liechtenstein v England (Kick-off 5.30pm). Commentary on the Group Nine match at the Millennium Stadium, followed by the Euro 2004 Group Seven qualifier at the tiny Rheinpark Stadion in Vaduz

• Wales v Bosnia

  Wales v Bosnia (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly international at the Millennium Stadium. Mark Hughes's side are becoming increasingly difficult to beat at home and they'll hope to capture another memorable victory tonight in front of a full house in Cardiff

• Wales v Bulgaria

  Wales v Bulgaria (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the friendly at the Liberty Stadium, where both teams play their final match before the start of the Euro 2008 qualifiers in September. John Toshack's men have been drawn in a tough group and will want to go into their opening game against the Czech Republic on the back of a morale-boosting victory. Their opponents have flattered to deceive in recent years, but are likely to field new Tottenham Hotspur signing Dimitar Berbatov in their line up

• Wales v Cyprus

  Wales v Cyprus (Kick-off 8.00pm). The Millennium Stadium hosts the second of tonight's live Euro 2008 qualifiers, as John Toshack's men play their third match in Group D. Wales remain with out a point from their first two games, and the were soundly beaten in Cardiff on Saturday by Slovakia, while Cyprus were demonstrating their ability in a 5-2 thrashing of the Republic of Ireland. Another defeat for Wales here would leave them with an enormous task to restore their credibility, with much tougher tests to come

• Wales v Czech Republic

  Wales v Czech Republic (Kick-off 7.15pm). Oliver Hides presents coverage of the friendly match from the Millennium Stadium. Following their encouraging draw against World Cup favourites Argentina last month, Welsh manager Mark Hughes will be looking for another good performance from his team as they continue their preparations for the Euro 2004 qualifying campaign. However, the Czech Republic are considered as one of Europe's most talented nations, and the home side are sure to have their work cut out stifling the threat of star attackers Pavel Nedved and Vladimir Smicer. Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh commentate

• Wales v Czech Republic

  Wales v Czech Republic (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. John Toshack's men produced one of their best performances of the campaign when the sides met in September in Teplice, but a brace of goals by debutant David Lafata gave the hosts a 2-1 victory. The visitors are level with Germany and the Republic of Ireland at the top of the table and a win here would go a long way to securing their place in next year's tournament in Austria and Switzerland

• Wales v England

  Wales v England (Kick-off 3.00pm). The World Cup qualifiers return to the agenda this afternoon, as John Toshack welcomes Sven-Goran Eriksson's side to the Millennium Stadium for this crucial Group Six match. With Poland not playing until this evening, England have the chance to return to the top of the group, if only for a short period of time, providing they can do the double over the Welsh and collect all three points. David Beckham scored arguably his finest international goal when the sides met at Old Trafford back in October last year, and the skipper will be expected to get on the scoresheet once again, or lay on the goals for Wayne Rooney, who will be without strike-partner Michael Owen because of suspension

• Wales v Estonia

  Wales v Estonia (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the international friendly at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli, as the hosts prepare for next week's World Cup qualifier in Azerbaijan. Wales' only previous meeting with Estonia was in 1994, when they recorded a 2-1 win in Tallinn

• Wales v Finland

  Wales v Finland. (Kick-off 7.45pm). The Euro 2004 Group Nine qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, where Mark Hughes will know a victory would give his side an excellent chance of qualifying for next year's finals in Portugal. Ryan Giggs has been one of the stars of the Welsh squad during this qualification campaign and the Manchester United winger will be hoping to continue his good form with another blistering display against Antti Muurinen's men

• Wales v Finland

  Wales v Finland (Kick-off 3.00pm). The first of today's triple bill of World Cup qualifiers is the Group Four encounter at the Millennium Stadium. Wales are currently third in the table, but victory for Finland would see the visitors overtake their hosts in the standings. The last meeting between the sides was in September 2002, when Wales recorded a 2-0 victory in Helsinki

• Wales v Georgia

  Wales v Georgia (Kick-off 8.05pm). Coverage of the friendly encounter at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea, where John Toshack's side take on their Eastern European opponents. The Wales boss knows the importance of making a good start in the World Cup qualifiers, starting with Azerbaijan in September, so should elect to put out a strong line-up in this fixture to boost confidence

• Wales v Germany

  Wales v Germany (Kick-off 7.45pm). Oliver Hides is joined by Mark Aizlewood, Ian Rush and Brian Flynn to introduce this evening's friendly match at the Millennium Stadium. Mark Hughes's Wales are looking towards the qualification matches for the 2004 European Championships. They will be keen to give World Cup-bound Germany a run for their money this evening : especially after strong performances against Argentina and the Czech Republic recently. Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh commentate

• Wales v Germany

  Wales v Germany (Kick-off 7.45pm). Commentary on the World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff

• Wales v Germany

  Wales v Germany (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Millennium Stadium. Germany won 1-0 when the sides met in October, with a spectacular second-half strike by Piotr Trochowski separating the teams after Craig Bellamy and Chris Gunter had missed good chances for Wales. The hosts suffered a surprise 2-0 home defeat to Finland on Saturday and will want to atone for that loss with a good performance tonight

• Wales v Germany

  Wales v Germany (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of this evening's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. The hosts have struggled during this campaign as manager John Toshack builds for the future, and this encounter promises to be one of the most difficult games yet for his young side. The countries last met in 2002 when a single Robert Earnshaw goal was enough to secure a famous victory, and a repeat performance here would give the Dragons a massive confidence boost ahead of their away trip to Slovakia on Wednesday, and also inflict Germany's first defeat in the group

• Wales v Hungary

  Wales v Hungary (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from tonight's friendly encounter at the Millennium Stadium, where John Toshack will take charge of Wales for the first time since succeeding Mark Hughes. The hosts look likely to miss out on qualification for next year's World Cup finals in Germany, but this is an important game for Toshack, as he'll get the chance to check out his side's strengths and weaknesses at first hand

• Wales v Italy

  Wales v Italy (Kick-off 7.45pm). Coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Nine qualifying match at the Millennium Stadium, as Mark Hughes's men attempt to pick up three valuable points and hold on to their recent unbeaten record. To do so the home side will have to be at their very best as they take on one of the strongest teams around who, following their disappointing exit from this summer's World Cup, will want to qualify for the tournament in style

• Wales v Liechtenstein

  Wales v Liechtenstein (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from this evening's friendly encounter at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground, where hosts will be targeting a morale-boosting win to add to that gained by their 3-1 victory over Cyprus in their previous outing. The Welsh showed great character to bounce back from a 5-1 defeat to Slovakia and will be looking to maintain their winning momentum, which shouldn't be too hard as they face a team ranked 161 in the world

• Wales v Liechtenstein

  Wales v Liechtenstein (Kick-off 5.30pm). This evening's World Cup qualifier comes from the Millennium Stadium, as John Toshack's men continue their Group Four campaign against the minnows. The Welsh struggled to break down another of the group's lesser-fancied teams, Azerbaijan, in their opening fixture before eventually winning 1-0. They will hope to be far more dominant and produce a performance in a similar mould of their display against Russia, when they lost 2-1 but gave the Euro 2008 semi-finalists a genuine fright

• Wales v Liechtenstein

  Wales v Liechtenstein (Kick-off 5.30pm). Commentary on this evening's World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff

• Wales v New Zealand

  Wales v New Zealand (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the international friendly at the Racecourse in Wrexham

• Wales v Northern Ireland

  Wales v Northern Ireland (Kick-off 8.00pm). The Group Six World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, where Mark Hughes' Welsh side will be hoping for a victory in their opening home game of the campaign. Both teams failed to get their campaigns off to the start they wanted on Saturday, with Wales being held to a disappointing 1-1 draw in Azerbaijan, while Lawrie Sanchez's men went down 3-0 at home to Poland - will either side pick up a crucial first win here?

• Wales v Norway

  Wales v Norway (Kick-off 7.30pm). This evening's friendly match comes from the Racecourse Ground, where the hosts begin preparations for their World Cup 2010 qualification campaign. Like the rest of the home nations, the finals of a major tournament, in this case Euro 2008, is set to pass the Welsh by once again. However, John Toshack is hopeful that his young side will give a good account of themselves once qualification gets under way and will expect them to triumph over the Norwegians, who only narrowly missed out on a place in the Euros

• Wales v Paraguay

  Wales v Paraguay (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly clash at the Millennium Stadium, as the hosts begin preparations for their Euro 2008 qualification campaign. The visiting side are using this match as a warm-up for their opening World Cup fixture against England in June, and with John Hartson absent from the Welsh squad following his international retirement, the South Americans will feel confident of securing a morale-boosting victory

• Wales v Poland

  Wales v Poland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Oliver Hides introduces the crucial World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, as Mark Hughes' men take on the group five leaders, knowing anything short of victory will probably see an end to their campaign to reach next summer's tournament in the Far East. A scoreless draw away to Poland back in October was an encouraging sign, but the Welsh side will be aware they need to start winning games if they are to progress in the competition and they'll be going all out for the three points this afternoon. Commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• Wales v Poland

  Wales v Poland (Kick-off 8.00pm). The World Cup Group Six qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, where Mark Hughes will be hoping he can end his tenure in charge of the national side with a win. Hughes was bitterly disappointed to see his side lose 2-0 to England at Old Trafford on Saturday and is desperate to go out on a winning note, knowing that failure to pick up all three points would practically put an end to any hopes the Welsh have of qualifying

• Wales v Republic of Ireland

  Wales v Republic of Ireland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, where pride is at stake for both sides. With qualification for next year's tournament beyond the two nations, a number of young players are expected to be blooded, although Welsh coach John Toshack knows another defeat would add further questions to his future in the job. Presented by Bill O'Herlihy, with commentary by George Hamilton and Jim Beglin

• Wales v Russia

  Wales v Russia (Kick-off 7.30pm). The Euro 2004 play-off second-leg match at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, where Mark Hughes' men are a possible 90 minutes away from a place in next year's finals. Good performances from John Hartson and Ryan Giggs could prove to be crucial this evening if the home side are to make it through to their first major competition for 45 years. The Welsh will be favourites to come out on top following their heroic draw in Moscow last Saturday, but despite their reputation of being bad travellers, the Russians are more than capable of exposing defences and could cause a few problems for the likes of Andy Melville and Danny Gabbidon. Including National Lottery draws. Subsequent programmes subject to change

• Wales v Russia

  Wales v Russia (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from the World Cup Group Four qualifier at the Millennium Stadium. Four defeats in their seven games have effectively ended the hosts' chances of reaching the finals, but the visitors are still well in contention and three points would see them continue to put pressure on leaders Germany at the top of the table

• Wales v San Marino

  Wales v San Marino (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from this evening's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, where the hosts will be confident of a resounding victory. John Toshack knows that his side's chances of qualifying for the finals are slim, especially after their defeat to the Republic of Ireland on Saturday, but a high-scoring win here and the home team can go into their next fixtures against Czech Republic and Germany high in confidence

• Wales v Scotland

  Wales v Scotland (Kick-off 3.00pm). The Cardiff City Stadium hosts an international fixture for the first time this afternoon, as John Toshack's men welcome the visit of the Scots. This will be the teams' first match since their respective failed World Cup 2010 qualification campaigns; they last met five years ago, when the Welsh ran out 4-0 victors thanks to a hat-trick from Robert Earnshaw and a goal from Gareth Taylor

• Wales v Scotland

  Wales v Scotland (Kick-off 3.00pm). Commentary on the friendly encounter at the Cardiff City Stadium

• Wales v Serbia & Montenegro

  Wales v Serbia & Montenegro (Kick-off 7.45pm). Live coverage of the Euro 2004 Group Nine qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, where Mark Hughes's side will be eager to capture all three points to keep alive their slim hopes of winning the group. The hosts have already booked at least a place in the play-offs and must rely on Italy dropping points at home to Azerbaijan if they are to qualify automatically, but they'll put the Italy game to the back of their minds and will want to end a remarkable campaign on a high note with an impressive win

• Wales v Slovakia

  Wales v Slovakia (Kick-off 3.00pm). This afternoon's Euro 2008 Group D qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, as John Toshack's men target their first win of the campaign. The Welsh were denied a point in the Czech Republic last month when David Lafata scored his second of the game and condemned Toshack's outfit to a 2-1 defeat, and because of that defeat victory is imperative for the hosts today

• Wales v Slovenia

  Wales v Slovenia (Kick-off 7.45pm). All the action from tonight's friendly at Swansea City's new White Rock Stadium, where John Toshack's side warm-up for their World Cup qualifier against England next month. Wales have little chance of making it to Germany in 2006, but are determined to exact revenge on Sven-Goran Eriksson's men for their 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford back in October. For that reason, Toshack is likely to field a strong side to take on the Slovenians this evening, with Robert Earnshaw and John Hartson expected to spearhead the attack

• Wales v Slovenia

  Wales v Slovenia (Kick-off 7.30pm). Commentary on the friendly international at Swansea City's New Stadium

• Wales v Ukraine

  Wales v Ukraine (Kick-off 7.30pm). Coverage of the World Cup Group Nine qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, as the Welsh look to secure three valuable points and lift themselves up the table. Mark Hughes' squad has been hit by a series of injuries which have done little to help preparations, and with a doubt over influential midfielder Ryan Giggs, the manager will be glad to again have Leicester City's Robbie Savage available for selection after being suspended for Saturday's trip to Armenia

• Wales v Ukraine

  Wales v Ukraine (Kick-off 7.30pm). Oliver Hides introduces coverage of the Group Five World Cup qualifier at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff. Mark Hughes' side go into tonight's match knowing they must start winning their home games if they are realistically to harbour any hopes of reaching next summer's tournament, but it won't be easy against a team who have already beaten Armenia and Norway away from home in the competition. Commentary by Ian Gwyn Hughes and Ian Walsh

• World Cup Qualifying Play-Off

  Coverage of the second leg of a play-off match from the qualification stages for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa