Satellite choice
GOLF The Players Championship, 12.30pm, Sky Sports The Players
AFTER his first Major win at the Masters, all eyes will be on Sergio Garcia as they tee off in Florida at what’s known as ‘the Fifth Major’ — though now Dustin Johnson’s back from injury, it’s the world number one who’ll be the bookies’ favourite.
FILM DRAMA Hungry Hearts, 4.15pm, Sky Premiere
STRONG performances enrich an otherwise confused drama, ostensiblysibly about postnatal depression. Adam Driver is the new dad worried about his wife (Alba Rohrwacher) and baby.
OPERATION OVERLORD D-Day, 7pm, Yesterday
IAN HOLM narrates a stirring BBC docu-drama that was made in 2004 to mark the 60th anniversary of D-Day and recreates the preparations for the Normandy landings with admirable skill and restraint. The section on the Allies’ disinformation campaign is particularly interesting.
FOOTBALL Manchester United v Celta Vigo, 7.30pm, BT Sport 2
IT’S the semi-final, second leg at Old Trafford, as United try to capitalise on their 1-0 victory in Spain and make it to the Europa League final in Stockholm. Lifting the trophy on May 24 is surely the likeliest route into next season’s Champions League for Mourinho’s men.
ANIMATEDANIMATE TALES Lily’s Driftwood Bay,B 7pm, NickN Jr Too
IIN THE first of ttwo special new episodes of this lovely children’s series, Rob Brydon (pictured) is the voice of Tom, a romantic fox who roams the high seas as the captain of a dredger. The second, with Dolly Parton, is on next Monday. (Sky 620, Virgin 716)
CIA HOTSHOTS Quantico, 9pm, Alibi
THERE are interesting developments this week, as Alex (Priyanka Chopra, pictured) helps the now sober Owen to focus on the AIC, the shady organisation that has been operating under his nose for months. Also, MI6 man Harry (Russell Tovey) finally seems to explain himself, once and for all. There’s always another layer with him, though . . .
LEGAL EAGLES The Good Fight, 9pm, More4
THIS spin-off from The Good Wife has settled into a reliably compelling groove. In tonight’s pacey new episode, the slippery Mike Kresteva (Matthew Perry) takes his case against Diane’s firm to the next level and has another enjoyable clash with Elsbeth.
FREEVIEWTHRILLER FREEVIEW THRILLER A Most Wanted Man, 9pm, Film4
AS A disillusioned spymaster in Anton Corbijn’s disquieting and doleful John Le Carre adaptation, Philip Seymour Hoffman (pictured) brings weight and intelligence to his performance.
END OF THE ROAD The Trip To Spain, 10pm, Sky Atlantic
STEVE is at a low ebb in the finale, with the news that his son, now an expectant dad, is not coming to Spain. Rob gleefully points out that Steve will soon be a grandfather, and the two embark on a merry, spiritlifting string of impressions, before ending the series on a morbid note.