BBC One TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

Alan Carr hosts this game show in which three teams of contestants have to identify a board full of images, with a chance of winning up to £10,000 if they know them all. This week's contestants are friends Selin and Harin from London, cousins Gerard and Jeremy from South Wales and Kev and Bex, a couple from Motherwell

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present as more famous faces take part in the general knowledge quiz. Competing for the Pointless trophy are Gavin Ramjaun, Sally Magnusson, Pete Wicks, Vicky Pattison, Jay Rayner, Thomasina Miers, Remel London and London Hughes

Joe Pasquale, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, Charlotte Crosby, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Sandro Farmhouse, Helen McGinn, Russell Watson and Beth Tweddle compete to be the strongest link, in the quiz hosted by Romesh Ranganathan

Dylan pays a visit to his estranged father in a care home, and holds him responsible for all his failures - only to realise he may not be doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past. Jodie makes her case on behalf of those on the Wyvern Estate, and Flynn goes to the barracks hoping to find someone willing to speak out against Bard

Coverage of the third-place play-off (Kick-off 10.00pm), which takes place at Miami Stadium in the USA. While few teams will want to play in this contest after such a long competition and having fallen one step short of the final, it does offer both sides an opportunity to sign off on a positive note, and perhaps offer some players who had little game time a chance to shine on the world stage. Despite losing 2-1 to Croatia in Qatar four years ago, a fourth-placed finish for Morocco was still the best performance at a World Cup by any African or Arab nation, and four years prior to that Belgium claimed a 2-0 triumph over Gareth Southgate's England in Saint Petersburg, which was the best performance of any Belgian side at a World Cup finals, and the second time England had finished fourth after also doing so at Italia 90