Women’s Football World
9.30am, Channel 4
The women’s game continues to increase in visibility: this new six-part series sees Clare Balding begin the build-up to this summer’s World Cup in France, which will also be shown on Channel 4. The show focuses on action from women’s leagues around Europe and aims to familiarise viewers with the big names in women’s football before the main event gets underway. Elsewhere, freestyle footballer Liv Cooke (pictured) will be taking on a leading player in the “Bin It to Win It” challenge. Phil Harrison
The Sara Cox Show
8.30am, ITV
The smiley BBC Radio 2 drivetime host launches a new weekend chatshow combining celebrity guests, live music and entertainment reports. Stars of The Durrells Callum Woodhouse (Leslie) and Milo Parker (Gerry) are joined by geordie comedian Chris Ramsey, and live music is supplied by John Newman. Mike Bradley
Mission Ignition
7pm, Channel 4
The premise of this petrolhead show – two teams are tasked with reassembling cars from a floor of scattered parts – has proven solid, even if the real fun has been watching hosts Howard Donald and Dario Franchitti tease each other. Season one concludes with two luxe rides in bits: a Roller and a Daimler. Graeme Virtue
The Importance of Being Oscar
9pm, BBC Two
Richard Curson Smith’s docudrama is a weighty appreciation of Oscar Wilde leavened with cleverly commissioned adaptations of his comedies and books. It’s brought to life by a cast that includes Freddie Fox, Anna Chancellor and James Fleet. Followed by The Importance of Being Earnest (2002). Mike Bradley
The Royal Family: Shame at the Palace
9pm, Channel 5
Following last week’s litany of debacles, the two-parter concludes with the time Fergie tried to “sell” Prince Andrew for £500k and a look at when “the Iron Duke turned into the Duke of Hazard”. A reminder that, as they grow more accessible, the royals are in danger of becoming easy targets. Mike Bradley
Follow the Money
9pm, BBC Four
With his banking business now in Anna’s capable-ish hands, Danish drug dealer Nicky has time to reconnect with the son he abandoned last season. Might there be more to life than money-laundering? Meanwhile, the PTSD-induced insomnia of investigator Alf may finally push him past endurance. Ellen E Jones
Film choice
Bone Tomahawk 11.35pm, Film4
S Craig Zahler’s ferociously violent tale of cowboys and cannibals is like The Searchers crossed with Night of the Living Dead. Kurt Russell is a staunch sheriff who gathers a determined posse of four to rescue the town doctor (Lili Simmons) from her abductors: a tribe of cave-dwelling, people-eating troglodytes. Paul Howlett
Sport choice
Snooker: World Championship 10am, BBC Two. First-round coverage.
Premier League Football: Manchester City v Tottenham 11.30am, Sky Sports Main Event. Later, Newcastle v Southampton airs at 5pm on BT Sport 1.
Champions Cup Rugby Union: Saracens v Munster 2.15pm, BT Sport 2. The Ricoh Arena plays host to the first semi-final.
