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Match of the Day host Gary Lineker wasn't involved in last week's broadcast but will return to BBC screens after a statement was issued over his situation with the broadcaster

Gary Lineker’s row with the BBC came to an end on Monday after initially being told to step back from Match of the Day - but he will not return to the programme this weekend

Mark Chapman made his return to the BBC as host of 5 Live Sport's programme on Saturday afternoon - and was immediately put under pressure by a comment from Rob Green

Alex Scott was back in the presenter's chair for BBC programme Football Focus on Saturday morning, a week on from pulling out in solidarity with the suspended Gary Lineker

Gary Lineker is not the only presenter who will be returning to TV this weekend as host of football presenters and pundits resume their roles following their stand of solidarity with the Match of the Day star

The BBC's sports coverage, including Robbie's 5Live show Six-0-Six, largely shutdown last weekend in solidarity with Gary Lineker - after he had been stood down from Match of the Day

Gary Lineker will lead the BBC's coverage of the FA Cup quarter final between Manchester City and Burnley after he was reinstated following his temporary suspension last week

Robbie Savage's BBC Radio 5 Live phone-in Six-0-Six was cancelled last weekend after the Gary Lineker Match of the Day row, with production staff missing out on getting paid

The BBC Sport host will return to the screens on Saturday for live coverage of Manchester City's FA Cup quarter-final tie against Burnley at the Etihad Stadium

Kim Kardashian appeared to escape the masses of fans glaring at her as she enjoyed the Arsenal v Sporting Lisbon match at the Emirates Stadium as she took part in a new documentary

In normal times, it might have served as a stark 'careful what you wish for' . But social media was full of 'what a refreshing change' mischief-makers

The BBC appear to still be feeling the repercussions of the recent Gary Lineker controversy as speculation over the organasition losing broadcasting rights has started to circulate

Thousands of you voted in our poll following the Match of the Day host's controversial social media post comparing the UK's new Illegal Migration Bill to Nazi Germany

Keir Starmer lashed out at "cancel culture addict" Tories who tried to "cancel a football highlight show", accusing the Prime Minister of "hiding behind playground bullies" who disagreed with the Match of the Day host

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker rubbished false claims from Tory MP Jonathan Gullis that he called northern voters 'racist bigots, Nazis' during illegal immigration bill row

GB News received over 200 Ofcom complaints over the weekend as it aired its Alternative Match Of The Day

Ian Wright was the first pundit to boycott Match of the Day after the BBC controversially axed Gary Lineker - who was reinstated by the broadcaster on Monday morning

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker is back to his best on Twitter, making a light-hearted quip about Erling Haaland after the Manchester City ace scored five goals in one game

After being temporarily suspended by BBC bosses, Gary Lineker is back at the corporation after a weekend of chaos which disrupted their sporting coverage across the board

Former Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand has revealed that he was in touch with Alan Shearer amid the weekend’s BBC chaos over the weekend regarding Gary Lineker’s position

Gary Lineker's son George was a vocal backer of his dad after he was stood down by the BBC from his Match of the Day presenting duties following a row with Conservative MPs

Gary Lineker will return to his presenting duties at the BBC this weekend, but the agreement to bring him back may not be the end of the matter as bosses face discontent from staff

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Mark Chapman has addressed the BBC's mass exodus over the weekend, which bought their sports coverage to a halt amid the decision to axe Gary Lineker from Match of the Day

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