ITV has announced another major schedule shakeup as the soaps are pulled off air.

The broadcaster has left soap fans fuming after Coronation Street and Emmerdale have lost their coveted place on the schedules as sports coverage takes priority once again.

Instead ITV viewers can watch England take on Senegal in an International friendly football match at the City Ground.

Mark Pougatch presents coverage from Nottingham, alongside Roy Keane and Ian Wright.

The match with a kick-off time of 7:45pm forcing both Emmerdale and Corrie off the screens.

However, both soaps will be back on our screens tomorrow (Wednesday) in their usual time slots with Emmerdale on at 7:30pm and Corrie on at 8pm.

This week on the Dales, Cain is a prime suspect for his son’s Nate’s murder.

Widowed Tracy is convinced of her father-in-law’s guilt, especially once the finger of suspicion starts pointing her way.

When her late husband’s phone is found in her house, she defiantly protests her innocence and believes Cain is covering his tracks.

Jumpy John watches from the sidelines.

Should he admit to the accidental killing?

Or say nothing and let this twisty plot get more convoluted?

On the cobbles, Lisa is forced to step in when Kit fails to attend Craig’s memorial.

And Todd feels like Theo’s lowest priority after his daughter Millie revealed that she is pregnant.

But could it be all a ruse to get her dad back home and away from Todd?

Meanwhile, on BBC One, EastEnders will air as usual at 7:30pm tonight, or you can stream it from 6am on BBC iPlayer.