SATURDAY

SPORT LIVE CHAMPIONS CUP

Seven matches are covered, beginning with Racing 92 v Leinster and Sale v Harlequins (kick-offs 1pm). Then Gloucester face Bordeaux, while Clermont Auvergne tackle Stormers (k.o.s 3.15pm) followed by La Rochelle v Northampton and Bulls v Lyon (k.o.s 5.30pm), with Castres v Exeter rounding off the day (k.o. 8pm). BT Sport 1 & 2, from 12.30pm SPORT FIFA WORLD CUP 2022 The last two quarter-finals take place in Doha (kick-off 3pm) and Al Khor (k.o. 7pm), which would feature England, if they beat Senegal, against France or Poland. The Championship resumes as Blackburn and Preston clash at Ewood Park (k.o. 12midday). ITV1, 2pm & 6pm; BBC1, 2.30pm & 6.15pm; Sky Sports Football, 11am ENTERTAINMENT THE HIT LIST Sonia, Brian McFadden, Bradley McIntosh,

Lee Brennan, Keith Duffy and Tina Barrett take part in a 1990s-themed edition of the quiz. They’ll be putting their musical knowledge to the test in the hope of winning £10,000 for their favourite charity. As ever, Marvin and Rochelle Humes ask the questions. BBC1, 5.30pm

FILM EMMA

The most recent adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel stars Anya TaylorJoy (above) as wealthy heroine Emma Woodhouse, whose meddling in her friends’ private lives leads to various romantic misadventures. Johnny Flynn, Josh O’Connor and Bill Nighy are among the excellent cast. BBC2, 6.35pm

MUSIC FEELING GOOD: THE RADIO 2 PIANO ROOM

Craig David, Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, Paolo Nutini, Sigrid and Michael Bublé are among those performing with the BBC Concert Orchestra in this compilation show. It’s followed by Piano Greats At The BBC (9.15pm), featuring ivory-ticklers Jools Holland, Elton John, Little Richard and Nina Simone. BBC2, 8.35pm

MUSIC JERRY LEE LEWIS: LIVE IN BRISTOL 1984

He died in October, so this tribute is a little belated. Nevertheless, it offers an unmissable opportunity to see the rock ’n’ roll icon in action. The programme also includes rare footage of Lewis performing arguably his most famous song, Whole Lotta Shakin’, during his 1950s heyday. BBC2, 11.25pm