This weekend promises a thrilling lineup of sporting events, from the FA Cup final to the US PGA Championship and crucial Premier League matches. Here's how to follow our coverage, featuring the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports.
Saturday
Football (8am-1pm BST) - Matchday Live
Saturday's action includes the men's FA Cup final and a thrilling finale in the Scottish Premiership title race. Emillia Hawkins and John Brewin host the buildup to Manchester City vs Chelsea at Wembley and Celtic vs Hearts. There will also be reaction from Friday night's Aston Villa vs Liverpool Premier League match and a look ahead to the final day of the Women's Super League. Join the conversation by emailing matchday.live@theguardian.com.
Women's Third ODI (11am) - England vs New Zealand Live
The action moves to Cardiff after the second ODI was abandoned without a ball bowled. England won the first game by one wicket, thanks to teenager Tilly Corteen-Coleman, who took two wickets and held her nerve as No 11. James Wallace provides over-by-over coverage with Raf Nicholson reporting.
Cricket (11am) - County Championship Live
Tanya Aldred is at Headingley for Yorkshire vs Surrey. At Beckenham, Emilio Gay's county form is in focus as he eyes an England opener spot. Somerset's Sonny Baker and James Rew are in action against Sussex at Taunton.
Scottish Premiership (12.30pm) - Celtic vs Hearts Live
A dramatic season finale sees Celtic one point behind Hearts after a controversial 99th-minute penalty win. Victory would give Celtic a 14th title in 15 seasons, while Hearts aim to end a 66-year wait. Simon Burnton hosts the blog, with Ewan Murray reporting.
Women's Super League (1pm) - Final Day Clockwatch
All 12 clubs play for pride. Brighton face Tottenham before their first Women's FA Cup final. Chelsea bid farewell to Sam Kerr, their all-time top scorer, as they face Manchester United. Liverpool and Arsenal meet at Anfield. Emillia Hawkins hosts.
FA Cup Final (3pm) - Manchester City vs Chelsea Live
Chelsea seek redemption after a turbulent season, aiming to end a Wembley losing streak. City chase a domestic treble, having won the League Cup. Rob Smyth blogs, with David Hytner, Barney Ronay, Jacob Steinberg, and Jamie Jackson reporting from Wembley.
Golf (6pm) - US PGA Third Round Live
Scott Murray hosts the rolling blog from Aronimink. Scottie Scheffler, Martin Kaymer, and Aldrich Potgieter set the pace. Jordan Spieth seeks a career grand slam, while Rory McIlroy has struggled.
Sunday
Football (8am-12pm) - Matchday Live
Build-up to six Premier League matches and Arsenal's vital meeting with Burnley on Monday, with title race implications. Breaking news, updates, and readers' thoughts.
Cricket (11am) - County Championship Live
Tanya Aldred returns for day three action. Division One: Essex vs Leicestershire, Hants vs Notts, Somerset vs Sussex, Warwickshire vs Glamorgan, Yorkshire vs Surrey. Division Two: Gloucestershire vs Northants, Kent vs Durham, Lancashire vs Worcestershire, Middlesex vs Derbyshire.
Premier League (12.30pm) - Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest Live
United aim for third place under Michael Carrick, who has earned 33 points from 15 matches. Forest are unbeaten in eight league games. Michael Butler blogs, with Will Unwin reporting from Old Trafford.
Premier League (3pm) - Clockwatch
Rob Smyth oversees four 3pm kick-offs. Everton chase Europe but are winless in five, facing Sunderland. Brighton, seventh, travel to Leeds, having dominated them historically.
Women's Six Nations (4.45pm) - France vs England Live
England aim for a fifth successive clean sweep despite missing World Cup winners. They face France in Bordeaux, targeting a 38th consecutive victory. Lee Calvert provides minute-by-minute coverage, with Sarah Rendell and Robert Kitson reporting.
Premier League (5.30pm) - Newcastle vs West Ham Live
West Ham face relegation peril after a disputed 1-0 defeat to Arsenal. They are two points above the drop zone, with Spurs visiting Chelsea on Tuesday. Daniel Harris blogs, with Louise Taylor reporting.
Golf (6pm) - US PGA Final Round Live
Scott Murray hosts the rolling blog from Philadelphia. Scottie Scheffler defends his title against a strong field. Andy Bull reports.
