Atlanta
10pm, Fox
Donald Glover’s dramedy about an itinerant music promoter returns, as fluid and inscrutable as ever. This second series opens with an armed robbery, but, before long, one of Glover’s standalone, subtly meaningful shaggy-dog stories changes the tone. Earn (Glover) is tasked with calming domestic strife at the house of his uncle Willy, an ornery recluse who represents a bleak vision of our hero’s possible future. And more urgently: does Willy really have an alligator in his back bedroom? Jack Seale
Storyville: The Eagle Huntress
7pm, BBC Four
Thirteen-year-old Aisholpan lives in Mongolia and wants to hunt with eagles, as only men have done before. This extraordinary doc follows her progress. Eaglets are a sign of good luck, and when Aisholpan secures her own, pride in her achievements swells the entire family. John Robinson
Poldark
9pm, BBC One
And so across the Tamar once again, where Hugh Armitage’s health is failing because, romantics may wish to believe, he has a broken heart. All of which, ironically, opens up an opportunity for Ross to stand for parliament against Warleggan, should he decide to take it. As ever, terrific Sunday evening entertainment. Jonathan Wright
Managing England: The Impossible Job
9pm, BBC Two
Even if managing the England football team is not impossible, it’s fair to say that many fine managers have come a cropper trying. This doc hears from most of them – including Fabio Capello who, by referring to “the returning ghost” of 1966, gets as close as anyone to nailing the problem. Phil Harrison
Julius Caesar
9.50pm, BBC Four
Phyllida Lloyd’s prison-set, all-female reimagining of Julius Caesar was first seen theatrically at the Donmar in 2012, followed by productions of Henry IV and The Tempest. The first is now coming to BBC4 with the other two on the iPlayer. The performances suggest this extended audience is richly deserved. Mark Gibbings-Jones
The Swingers
10.05pm, Channel 4
Think of this suburban psycho-sexual thriller as the Dutch Desperate Housewives. Then consider the cultural chasm between middle America and boho Europe. Now you get why the subtitled-drama connoisseurs are so excited about season two. In this opening episode Steef (Thijs Römer) is out for revenge. Ellen E Jones
TV Film
Begin Again, 10.50pm, BBC Two
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In 2007 John Carney directed Once, a heartwarming tale of busking folk – his 2013 film is an altogether bigger act. Jilted singer-songwriter Gretta (Keira Knightley) teams up with sacked record executive Dan (Mark Ruffalo) to record a whole demo album on the streets of New York. Paul Howlett
Live sport
Motor Sports: Le Mans 24 Hours The 86th staging of the famous endurance race. 8.05am, Eurosport 1
World Cup Football: Costa Rica v Serbia Later games are Germany v Mexico and Brazil v Switzerland. 12.30pm, ITV
Golf: The US Open The final day’s play from Shinnecock Hills in New York. 4.30pm, Sky Sports Golf
