What’s on BT Sport this weekend? Your armchair guide for all our live action

We’ve got another truly unmissable weekend of live action in store on BT Sport, headlined by the showpiece to the finest club competition in Europe - the Champions League.

Aside from Manchester City's clash with Chelsea in Porto, we've also got tonnes more thrilling action including a full set of Gallagher Premiership matches and the Grand Prix of Italy in the MotoGP.

Read on for a summary of just what's in store on BT Sport this weekend.

Champions League Final - Man City v Chelsea

For the third time in European Cup history, we have an all-English final as Manchester City take on Premier League rivals Chelsea for a shot at glory.

All eyes will turn to Porto's Estadio do Dragao as City go in search of their first Champions League trophy against a Chelsea team who tasted glory back in 2012.

Pep Guardiola's men have finished 19 points better off than The Blues domestically and enter Saturday night's clash as favourites to lift the famous trophy.

Yet Chelsea have got the better of the Premier League champions twice in the past month and under Thomas Tuchel the Londoners are a team on the up.

Tuchel's men overcame 13-time winners Real Madrid in the semi-finals and possess one of the meanest defences in Europe. Against a team with as much firepower as City's, you  feel they'll need to display all their defensive nous to emerge as winners in Porto.

Chelsea will take heart from their previous Champions League final success though, when they headed to Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena as outsiders against the German champions yet emerged with a dramatic shootout win thanks to Didier Drogba's interventions.

It all sets up what promises to be a tantalising clash in Iberia as the Premier League sides battle it out to conquer Europe.

Gallagher Premiership - Matchday 20

As we approach the business end of the domestic rugby calendar, BT Sport bring you another full round of Gallagher Premiership fixtures from Friday night until Sunday afternoon.

First up, on Friday night, we have a top-flight double-header as Sale Sharks take on Bristol Bears and London Irish visit Gloucester.

Bristol have been the dominant force this season and sit atop the table but face a tough task in seeing off a Sharks side who came out on top in the reverse fixture at Ashton Gate.

Gloucester meanwhile will want to end a miserable campaign on a high when they travel to the Brentford Community Stadium to face a London Irish team who've been outperforming expectations.

The action continues with three games on Saturday, beginning with a clash from the home of English rugby as Harlequins bid to solidify their place in the upper echelons of the Premiership with a win over Bath.

Next up we turn to Welford Road where Leicester Tigers bid to bounce back from Challenge Cup final disappointment against a basement boys Worcester.

It's Northampton against Wasps up next in a match that could have huge ramifications for who qualifies for Europe next season before we round the weekend off with Exeter's trip north to Newcastle as the defending champion Chiefs bid to close the gap on leaders Bristol on Sunday afternoon.

MotoGP - Grand Prix of Italy

The 2021 MotoGP campaign is racing by and we are already at the sixth Grand Prix of the season - from the Mugello Circuit in the beautiful Italian region of Tuscany.

After Maverick Vinales claimed the Grand Prix of Qatar opener, Fabio Quartararo and Jack Miller have each claimed back-to-back wins in the next four races leaving the current standings wide open.

It tees up a tantalising trip to central Italy as second-placed Francesco Bagnaia will hope to close the gap on standings leader Quartararo with a win in his home country while Johann Zarco, Miller and Vinales lurk closely behind.

The action begins on Friday's Opening Day as MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 riders get a feel of the tricky Mugello Circuit with Free Practice 1 & 2 across the day.

Then Saturday sees the third free practice session in Tuscany before qualifying later that morning where Yamaha's Quartararo will be bidding to secure a fourth consecutive pole position.

Set your alarms for 7.30am on Sunday for the main event as Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP warm-ups precede the 12.15pm MotoGP race as we discover who will claim glory in the Grand Prix of Italy.

And much, much more...

As if the Champions League final, Gallagher Premiership and Grand Prix of Italy isn't enough, BT Sport have lots, lots more top-quality sporting action to enjoy this weekend.

For football fans, there's a huge clash in the National League as two former Football League sides go head-to-head when Dagenham & Redbridge host a Wrexham side gunning for the play-offs on Saturday lunchtime.

For those who like their sport from Down Under, we've got five big A-League clashes across the weekend while fans of Australian sports can watch no fewer than five Aussie Rules matches from the Australian Football League across the weekend.

Plus there's WWE Friday Night SmackDown, the final of the Allianz Premier 15s, French Women Division One football, action from the FIH Pro Hockey League, NHL and five Major League Baseball games from Friday until Sunday.

For channels and start times of all our live action - both this weekend and beyond - check out our What's On page.