TV Guide UK Tonight: Fri 19 Jun 2026 – Scotland v Morocco, Ponies Finale & Celebrity Gogglebox
Cricket: Men's Test – England v New Zealand
SportGolf: US Open
SportUnder the Vines
DramaLost Treasures of Egypt
DocumentaryFIFA World Cup 2026: USA v Australia
SportIsle of Wight Festival
MusicCoronation Street
DramaGardeners' World
DocumentaryUnbelievable Moments Caught on Camera
EntertainmentCelebrity Gogglebox
EntertainmentFunboys
ComedyHidden Treasures of the National Trust
DocumentaryPonies
DramaThe Sommerdahl Murders
Drama Must WatchFIFA World Cup 2026: Scotland v Morocco
SportAmerican Music Night
MusicTRNSMT Festival
MusicFIFA World Cup 2026: Brazil v Haiti
SportFriday 19 June 2026. Scotland are at the World Cup tonight — Morocco at 11pm in Boston, knockout stage very much still on the line. Before the football: Ponies wraps its series on Sky Atlantic, Gardeners’ World is live from the NEC, Celebrity Gogglebox is on Channel 4, and Funboys returns on BBC Three with Steve Coogan. No EastEnders on Fridays — Coronation Street’s on ITV1 at 8:30pm if you need a soap.
Quick Picks: Tonight’s Best
- ⭐ Scotland v Morocco ITV1, 10pm (kick-off 11pm). World Cup Group C, Boston. Scotland’s knockout hopes on the line.
- Ponies Sky Atlantic, 9pm (series finale double bill). Emilia Clarke, 1977 Moscow, Elton John. Proper television.
- Celebrity Gogglebox Channel 4, 9pm. Rylan and Linda, Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan, Bez and Shaun Ryder.
- Funboys BBC Three, 9pm. Steve Coogan guest-stars. Series two of the Northern Irish sitcom.
- Hidden Treasures of the National Trust BBC Two, 9pm. Series finale. Nymans, Munstead Wood, Gertrude Jekyll.
- Gardeners’ World BBC Two, 8pm. Monty Don live from the NEC Birmingham.
Sport
FIFA World Cup 2026: USA v Australia – BBC One, 7:30pm (kick-off 8pm)
Group D in Seattle — the US co-hosts at home. Coverage from 7:30pm, kick-off 8pm UK. Free on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Early Evening
Coronation Street – ITV1, 8:30pm
Gary is hiding what he knows about Theo’s death and seeing ex Sarah on the side, while a family holiday is floated as a way of papering over everything. Maria doesn’t know the half of it. ITVX.
Prime Time
Gardeners’ World – BBC Two, 8pm
A live special from the NEC in Birmingham. Monty Don is joined by Frances Tophill, Adam Frost, Arit Anderson, and Sue Kent, with historian Alice Roberts guesting and a segment on cork as a sustainable garden material. BBC iPlayer.
Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera – ITV1, 9pm
New series. The opener includes first responders in Arizona pulling a woman out of a burning building. ITVX.
Celebrity Gogglebox – Channel 4, 9pm
Rylan and his mum Linda are back, Denise Van Outen and Johnny Vaughan make a solid pairing, and Bez and Shaun Ryder watching anything is worth it. Channel 4 streaming.
Hidden Treasures of the National Trust – BBC Two, 9pm (SERIES FINALE)
The final episode visits Nymans in West Sussex and Munstead Wood in Surrey — homes of theatre designer Oliver Messel and garden pioneer Gertrude Jekyll. Conservators tackle a flaking portrait of Messel’s sister Anne and an Arts and Crafts door Jekyll made herself. A good series goes out well. BBC iPlayer.
Funboys – BBC Three, from 9pm
Series two. Steve Coogan guests as Phillip Cantwell, a pompous figure at a folk museum. Co-creators Ryan Dylan and Rian Lennon are back as Callum and Jordan — their new scheme starts on a farm with a possible leprechaun problem. Dry, odd, good. BBC iPlayer.
Ponies – Sky Atlantic, 9pm (SERIES FINALE, double bill, also 10pm)
A proper send-off. It’s 1977 Moscow, the widows of two murdered US spies are closing in on a KGB blackmail ring, there’s an Elton John concert in the background, and villain Andrei is getting his. Bea (Emilia Clarke) and Twila’s friendship has been the heart of it — the finale pays that off. Both episodes tonight. Available on Now.
The Sommerdahl Murders – More4, 9pm
Sommerdahl — unusually cheerful, new love interest Josefine — investigates a murder at a teenage rave in an abandoned castle. MDMA and a caravan drugs lab follow. Channel 4 streaming.
Late Night
FIFA World Cup 2026: Scotland v Morocco ⭐ – ITV1, 10pm (kick-off 11pm)
Scotland’s second Group C game, in Boston (Foxborough). They opened against Haiti — now it’s Morocco, with the knockouts still very much reachable. Brazil are also in this group, so a result tonight matters enormously. Coverage 10pm, kick-off 11pm. Free on ITV1 and ITVX.
American Music Night – BBC Four, from 9pm
Elvis’s ’68 Comeback Special, then a 1972 Chuck Berry BBC concert at 10:15pm, then the Arena film Heartbreak Hotel at 11:35pm. BBC iPlayer.
TRNSMT Festival – BBC Two, 11pm
Live from Glasgow Green with Richard Ashcroft, Nile Rodgers and Chic, and Dylan John Thomas. BBC iPlayer.
The Viewing Schedule
| Time | Channel | Programme |
|---|---|---|
| 10:15am | Sky Sports Main Event | Cricket: Men’s Test – England v New Zealand |
| 12:30pm | Sky Sports Golf | Golf: US Open (Day 2) |
| 2:00pm | BBC One | Under the Vines |
| 4:00pm | National Geographic | Lost Treasures of Egypt |
| 7:00pm | Sky Arts | Isle of Wight Festival |
| 7:30pm | BBC One | FIFA World Cup 2026: USA v Australia (kick-off 8pm) |
| 8:00pm | BBC Two | Gardeners’ World |
| 8:30pm | ITV1 | Coronation Street |
| 9:00pm | BBC Two | Hidden Treasures of the National Trust (Series Finale) |
| 9:00pm | BBC Three | Funboys |
| 9:00pm | BBC Four | American Music Night (Elvis ’68 Comeback Special) |
| 9:00pm | Channel 4 | Celebrity Gogglebox |
| 9:00pm | ITV1 | Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera |
| 9:00pm | More4 | The Sommerdahl Murders |
| 9:00pm | Sky Atlantic | Ponies (Series Finale, double bill) |
| 10:00pm | ITV1 | ⭐ FIFA World Cup 2026: Scotland v Morocco (kick-off 11pm) |
| 11:00pm | BBC Two | TRNSMT Festival |
| 1:15am | ITV1 | FIFA World Cup 2026: Brazil v Haiti (kick-off 1:30am) |
What’s On Streaming
- BBC iPlayer: USA v Australia, Gardeners’ World, Hidden Treasures of the National Trust, American Music Night, TRNSMT Festival
- ITVX: Scotland v Morocco, Coronation Street, Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera, Brazil v Haiti
- Channel 4 streaming: Celebrity Gogglebox, The Sommerdahl Murders
- Now: Ponies
Frequently Asked Questions
What time is Scotland v Morocco on tonight (Friday 19 June 2026)?
ITV1 coverage from 10pm, kick-off 11pm UK time. It’s in Boston (Foxborough) — Scotland’s second Group C game. Free on ITV1 and ITVX. Brazil v Haiti follows on ITV1 from 1:15am.
Is EastEnders on Friday 19 June 2026?
No. EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One — no Friday episode. It returns Monday 22 June. BBC iPlayer for catch-up. If you need soap tonight, Coronation Street is on ITV1 at 8:30pm.
What’s the best thing to watch on TV tonight (Friday 19 June 2026)?
Scotland v Morocco on ITV1 from 10pm — World Cup Group C, knockout stage on the line, late kick-off but worth it. Before the football: Ponies series finale on Sky Atlantic at 9pm is the drama pick, Celebrity Gogglebox on Channel 4 at 9pm is easy-watch, and Funboys on BBC Three is the comedy one.
What is Ponies about and is tonight the series finale?
Yes — series finale on Sky Atlantic at 9pm, double bill to around 11pm. Cold War comedy-drama set in 1977 Moscow: two widows of murdered US spies closing in on a KGB blackmail ring. Emilia Clarke stars as Bea. An Elton John concert, a final reckoning with villain Andrei. Available on Now.
What World Cup games are on TV tonight (Friday 19 June 2026)?
Two main fixtures. USA v Australia: BBC One from 7:30pm, Group D, kick-off 8pm, Seattle — free on BBC One and iPlayer. Scotland v Morocco: ITV1 from 10pm, Group C, kick-off 11pm, Boston — free on ITV1 and ITVX. Brazil v Haiti follows overnight on ITV1 from 1:15am.
Final Verdict
Tonight ends late — Scotland v Morocco, 10pm coverage, 11pm kick-off. You’re watching it. Before then: Ponies wraps on Sky Atlantic at 9pm and the series finale is worth giving proper attention. Celebrity Gogglebox on Channel 4 has a good sofa line-up, and Funboys on BBC Three is dry comedy that earns its place. Gardeners’ World is live from Birmingham at 8pm. No EastEnders — back Monday. Coronation Street at 8:30pm on ITV1 if you want a soap.
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