El Clasico and Liverpool v Man City this Saturday. At the same time.
Torn between the two? No, you're bloody not.
Sky Sports have at long last dragged us out of the caveman world with a split-screen option for the two games. Gone are those wretched days of using your laptop and TV at the same time. Oh, were we ever that backward?
Jurgen Klopp's men travel to the Etihad to take on Kelechi Iheanacho and his table-topping team mates. That game starts at 5.30pm.
Barcelona, meanwhile, head to the Spanish capital for a showdown with Keylor Navas and Real Madrid. Kick-off at the Bernabeu is 5.15pm.
But you can watch both at the same time on the same channel thanks to the split-screen Sky are offering fans on Saturday. And it's about bloody time.
All you have to do is tune in to Sky Sports 1 and press the red button to get the split-screen option.
There, you'll have the option of watching both games simultaneously. You can still watch them on their own if you want. But why would you do that?
Hopefully they start doing this more often. After all, it's the only way it would light up a Stoke v Watford affair - by having an equally dire contest at the other side of the screen.
