Des Cahill and Jacqui Hurley co-host the first of this year's Up For The Match specials, there’s a Who-tinged night on BBC Two, more World Cup action, camogie semi-finals and some cracking movies . . .
Pick of the Day
Up For The Match, 9.45pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
It’s that time of year again!
Join Des Cahill, Jacqui Hurley and some of the biggest names in GAA, as well as surprise celebrity guests on the eve of the All-Ireland Hurling Final between Kilkenny and Limerick.
As ever, the show will be packed with lively conversation, music, comedy and craic. And the odd surprise!
Don’t Miss
The Who at the Electric Proms, 10.00pm, BBC Two
A night of Who-related programming begins with a 2006 performance by the veteran rock group at the Roundhouse in the London borough of Camden.
It features songs including My Generation, Baba O'Riley and Pinball Wizard as well as material from the band's mini-opera Wire and Glass.
That’s followed at 10.50pm by a screening of Quadrophenia, a 1979 drama based on the Who album of the same name, starring Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash, Sting and Ray Winstone.
It’s about a teenager in 1960s’ London who is unhappy with his lot in life but believes he has found a place to belong in the mod subculture and their feud with the rival rockers.
But bit by bit, his vision of the world is cruelly shattered.
Finally, at 12.45am there’s The Who at Glastonbury. Mark Radcliffe looks back at the rock band's headline set on the Pyramid Stage in 2007, when they closed that year's festival.
Parkinson: The Interviews, 11.00pm, BBC Four
Some nostalgic laughs are guaranteed here.
In a programme originally broadcast in 1995, chat show host Michael Parkinson revisits memorable encounters with actor and comedian Frankie Howerd and a Christmas interview with slapstick magician Tommy Cooper (above).
Featuring clips from Up Pompeii, The Main Attraction and The Bob Monkhouse Show.
New to Stream
High Heat, Sky Cinema & NOW
Olga Kurylenko, Don Johnson, Diamond Dallas Page, Dylan Flashner, Ivan Martin, Chris Diamantopoulos star in director Zach Golden's action-comedy.
An ex-KGB operative turned chef, Ana (Kurylenko) is targeted by the local mafia in a hit on her new restaurant to collect on her husband's (Johnson) debt.
Now, Ana must rely upon her lethal skills as she goes on a deadly rampage to take out the entire crime syndicate one-by-one to save her restaurant and survive the night in this action-packed crime thriller
Today’s Sport
Live FIFA Women's World Cup
The day’s coverage begins at 7.30am ahead of Zambia v Japan (KO 8am) in Group C, which takes place at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, New Zealand.
That’s followed by England v Haiti (KO 10.30am), the opening Group D match from Lang Park in Brisbane, Australia.
Then it’s Denmark v China (KO 1pm) in Group D, which takes place at Perth Rectangular Stadium in Australia. Evanne Ní Chuilinn (above) presents, with analysis from Jennifer Beattie
The Saturday Game Live, 3.05pm, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
Marie Crowe presents coverage of the opening All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship semi-final (throw-in 3.30pm), held at Nowlan Park.
That’s followed from 5.15pm by coverage of the second All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship semi-final (throw-in 5.30pm), also held at Nowlan Park.
Saturday Cinema
Crazy Rich Asians, 10.25pm, BBC One
Brighten up your Saturday night with this blockbusting comedy based on Kevin Kwan's novel, starring Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Gemma Chan and Michelle Yeoh.
When New York University professor Rachel Chu heads to Singapore with her boyfriend, Nick Young, she's surprised to learn he's from an extremely wealthy family.
The problem is they aren't so approving of her, so she attempts to win them over.
Mulholland Falls, 11.45pm, RTÉ2
Not to be confused with the vastly superior Mulholland Drive, this patchy Noirish drama stars Nick Nolte, Melanie Griffith, Chazz Palminteri, Jennifer Connelly and John Malkovich.
The story follows four elite detectives who are charged with cracking down on organised crime in 1950s Los Angeles.
Their latest case involves the murder of a woman who had several powerful lovers, any one of whom may have killed her to conceal his dark secret - but one of the cops is connected to the victim.
By no means a classic, it's worth a look if you fancy a late one.
Miller's Crossing, 9.30pm, TG4
This is the Coen brothers' Prohibition-era gangster thriller, starring Gabriel Byrne, Albert Finney, Marcia Gay Harden and John Turturro.
A Mob boss watches as his empire crumbles around him after he refuses to have his girlfriend's brother killed.
A disgruntled henchman responds by heading up a breakaway criminal faction, while the boss's right-hand man tries to decide where his loyalties lie.
Family Flick
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, 6.35pm, RTÉ One
Oscar-winning animated adventure about Marvel’s much-loved webslinger, with the voices of Shameik Moore and Nicolas Cage.
After being bitten by a radioactive arachnid, student Miles Morales develops incredible abilities, and becomes a version of Spider-Man.
When a super collider device opens a gateway to other dimensions, Miles crosses paths with five counterparts to stop a threat for all realities.
