epa06320025 A handout photo made available by Adidas of the official match ball for the FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia, named ‘Telstar 18’, and the FIFA World Cup trophy on the pitch of the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, Russia, 15 September 2017 (issued 10 November 2017). The FIFA World Cup 2018 in Russia will take place from 14 June until 15 July 2018. EPA/ARSEN GALSTYAN HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES Photograph: Arsen Galstyan Handout/EPA
Fifa World Cup Final
3.50pm, ITV; 3.50pm, BBC One
Even if football isn’t coming home, the World Cup has been dazzling, sprinkled liberally with unpredictability, feverish drama and riveting subplots. Today, viewers face a choice: Gary Lineker has helmed the Beeb’s coverage with his customary charm but there has been a compellingly wild edge to ITV’s coverage, particularly when Slaven Bilic and Roy Keane have been involved. Let’s hope for a final worthy of the tournament. PH
Dunkirk: The Forgotten Heroes
8pm, Channel 4
Like so many, the soldiers of the 51st Highland Division set off in 1940 in a spirit of home-by-Christmas optimism. But there was to be no Dunkirk deliverance for these troops. Instead, as this powerful documentary recounts, the 51st fought on against near-overwhelming odds in France. Jonathan Wright
The Misadventures of Romesh Ranganathan
9pm, BBC2
“‘Bleak’ is the word that I associate most with Albania,” observes the comic. So why did he choose to visit when the temperature was -10C? Cue an engrossing whistlestop tour of the eastern European nation, involving ill-advised tattoos, gullet-scorching raki and the best hospitality he has ever known. Mike Bradley
Unforgotten
9pm, ITV
As the enthralling crime drama returns, cold case detectives Cassie and Sunny are summoned to a section of the M1, where workers have uncovered the skeleton of a teenage girl. One thing is for certain: whoever buried her here didn’t want her to be found. So might a girl who went missing on New Year’s Eve in 1999 be the victim? MB
Reporting Trump’s First Year: The Fourth Estate
10pm, BBC2
The final instalment of Liz Garbus’s documentary account of how the New York Times covered the opening year of the Trump presidency sees the paper dig deeper into the obstruction of justice case Robert Mueller may be building against the president. Breathlessly compelling. MB
Atlanta
10pm, Fox
The symbiosis between Al and Earn weakens irreversibly as they make one more ill-advised move, playing a show on a college campus in a miniature road movie that winds wearily towards a showdown. The other half of an intense double bill is a middle-school flashback that seems like a respite but is even more stark. Jack Seale
Film Choice
Hell Or High Water 10.15pm, Channel 4
David Mackenzie directs a spare and violent modern western. Toby and Tanner (Chris Pine, Ben Foster) are small-scale bank robbers hunted by Jeff Bridges’s Texas ranger Marcus, who grows increasingly bemused by the pair’s high-risk, low-reward tactics. Sicario writer Taylor Sheridan provides the script. Paul Howlett
Today’s live sport
Tennis: Wimbledon 2018, 11am, BBC2
The competition concludes with the men’s, men’s wheelchair and mixed doubles finals.
Golf: Scottish Open, 3pm, Sky Sports The Open
Final round from East Lothian.
Athletics World Cup, 8pm, Sky Sports Main Event
The men’s 100m and women’s high jump are among the events on the final day of competition.
