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Olympia – The Puissance: Highlights

Saturday 18 December

1.40-2.45pm ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ ONE

Clare Balding presents highlights from last night's Puissance at the London International Horse Show.

The Puissance – best described as equestrian high jumping – is always one of the star attractions at Olympia. Last year's competition was an evenly contested affair which ended in a five-way split after the wall was raised to 2.15m.

Live coverage of this event can be seen on the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Red button on Friday 17 December from 9pm.

Commentary comes from Michael Tucker and Andy Austin.

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Gabby Logan presents highlights of today's Premier League matches, including Liverpool's home game against Fulham, which sees Reds' boss Roy Hodgson face the side he left in the summer. The Cottagers have not won any of their 29 previous visits to Liverpool, but under Hodgson they did claim draws in their two most recent trips to Anfield.

Stoke have also found the going tough at Arsenal, not having won there since 1981. West Brom and Newcastle have already pulled off shock wins at Arsenal this season which will give the Potters hope.

Elsewhere, struggling West Ham travel north to play Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park, Wigan Athletic meet Aston Villa, Sunderland take on Bolton Wanderers and Birmingham City host Newcastle.

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Olympia – World Cup Show Jumping

Sunday 19 December

2.45-5.00pm ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ TWO

Clare Balding introduces live coverage from the penultimate day of the London International Horse Show, where the feature event is World Cup show jumping.

The biggest names in the sport will be out in force at Olympia, the seventh of 13 legs leading up to next year's global final in Leipzig, Germany.

Last year's event was won by Dutchman Eric van der Vleuten.

Michael Tucker and Andy Austin provide the commentary.

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Colin Murray presents highlights of the day's big games

Colin Murray introduces highlights of today's three Premier League games, including the clash between title rivals Chelsea and Manchester United.

The Blues won both of last season's meetings, victories that ultimately proved decisive as they finished just one point ahead of the Red Devils in May. Stamford Bridge has not been a happy hunting ground for United in recent years – their last win at Chelsea was in 2002.

Newly promoted Blackpool have already claimed several notable scalps this season, including a famous win at Liverpool, so Tottenham will need to be on their guard when they visit Bloomfield Road. Spurs need to find consistency if they are to qualify for the Champions League for a second successive season.

West Brom have also made their mark since winning promotion from the Championship, beating Arsenal and holding Manchester United, but survival remains the priority for the Baggies. The same is true of Mick McCarthy's Wolves, who make the short trip to the Hawthorns looking for a morale-boosting win in their battle to avoid the drop.

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Gary Lineker has all the action from Premier League

Gary Lineker introduces highlights from a packed day of Premier League action where gifts of goals, festive cheer and the odd stuffing were sure to be on the menu.

Manchester United hosted Sunderland, a side that stunned champions Chelsea 3-0 at Stamford Bridge earlier this season, while Manchester City travelled to St James' Park hoping to complete a league double over Newcastle. Blackpool welcomed Liverpool to Bloomfield Road for the first time in 40 years.

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Racing From Chepstow – The Welsh Grand National

Monday 27 December

12.45-3.00pm ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ TWO

Clare Balding presents Racing From Chepstow

Clare Balding presents coverage from Chepstow of the most famous horse race in Wales, The Welsh Grand National, which is due off at 2.10pm.

A large field is guaranteed for this £100,000 prize, which was won last year by 20-1 shot Dream Alliance.

There are four races in total today at 1pm, 1.35pm, 2.10pm and 2.45pm. Race commentary is provided by Jim McGrath with Richard Dunwoody, Mick Fitzgerald, Rishi Persad, John Parrott and Gary Wiltshire.

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Gary Lineker presents highlights from two days of Premier League action.

Chelsea welcomed Bolton to Stamford Bridge, having taken maximum points from the Trotters in each of the last two seasons.

Meanwhile, Manchester United travelled to play Birmingham City at St Andrew's, a venue where they could only draw last season.

Chris Hughton took his Newcastle side to Tottenham, the club where he spent 13 years as a player, while Wigan entertained Arsenal, looking for a repeat of last season's victory when they beat the Gunners 3-2 in a dramatic finish to secure a first league win over the north London club.

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