Soccer Central Matchday

Premier League Matchday
Starring	Gerry Dobson and Craig Forrest
Country of origin	Canada
Production
Running time	30 min.
Release
Original network	Sportsnet
External links
Website

Premier League Matchday (formerly Soccer Central and Soccer Central Matchday) is a soccer news show, made by Rogers Media, shown on Sportsnet most Saturdays before and after Premier League matches. The show features Canadians Gerry Dobson and Craig Forrest. Before August 2012, the show was known as Soccer Central, but was renamed because of the introduction of the show Soccer Central. The name was changed again before the 2013-14 Premier League season.

Focus

Before Premier League matches, Dobson and Forrest preview the upcoming matches. After words, they review the past matches and speak about Canadian and World football.

Association football on television

Broadcasters by top level league

Europe	Armenian Premier League (Armenia) Belgian Pro League (Belgium) Bundesliga (Germany) Ekstraklasa (Poland) Eredivisie (Netherlands) Gambrinus liga (Czech Republic) La Liga (Spain) Liga I (Romania) Ligue 1 (France) Nemzeti Bajnokság I (Hungary) Premier League (United Kingdom) Primeira Liga (Portugal) Russian Premier League (Russia) Scottish Premiership (Scotland) Serie A (Italy) Vala SuperLiga (Kosovo) Slovenian PrvaLiga (Slovenia) Super League Greece (Greece) Ukrainian Premier League (Ukraine)

Americas	Argentine Primera División (Argentina) Campeonato Brasileiro Série A (Brazil) Major League Soccer (United States/Canada) Liga MX (Mexico) North American Soccer League (United States/Canada)

Other continents	Ligue 1 (Algeria) A-League (Australia) Thai Premier League (Thailand)

Broadcast contracts by country

Asia	Japan Middle East Philippines Thailand

Europe	Albania Denmark Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia France Germany Greece Ireland Israel Italy Kosovo Montenegro Netherlands Portugal Romania Russia Serbia Spain Sweden United Kingdom (commentators)

Americas	Canada United States Brazil Central America South America

Oceania	Australia New Zealand

Broadcast history by country

Broadcasters by event

America	Copa Libertadores MLS Cup

Europe	UEFA Champions League UEFA Europa League

FIFA World Cup	1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018 World Cup Live

UEFA European Championship	2000 2004 2008 2012 2016

Dedicated channels

Canada	beIN Sports EuroWorld Sport Fox Sports World Canada Sportsnet World

India	STAR Sports 4 Ten Action

Italy	Premium Calcio Sky Calcio Inter Channel Juventus Channel Milan Channel

Netherlands	Fox Sports Eredivisie Ajax TV

Spain	beIN LaLiga beIN Europa M. Partidazo M. Fútbol Real Madrid TV Barça TV

United Kingdom	Sky Sports 1 BT Sport 1 Arsenal TV Celtic TV Chelsea TV LFC TV MUTV Rangers TV

United States	beIN Sports Fox Soccer Plus GOL TV MLS Direct Kick ESPN Deportes Fox Deportes Univision Deportes Network

Individual network coverage

A-League	Fox Sports FC Kick Off Matchday Saturday Shoot Out Thursday FC The World Game

Bundesliga	Soccer Made in Germany

Major League Soccer	ESPN MLS Game of the Week MLS Primetime Thursday MLS Soccer Saturday MLS Soccer Sunday Fox Soccer NBCSN TSN

Ligue 1	Téléfoot

Premier League	Monday Night Football Super Sunday Match of the Day Match of the Day 2 The Premier League Show Match of the Day (U.S. TV series) The Premiership Soccer Central Matchday

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