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Grand Ole Opry: Opry Live

7pm, Sky Arts

“The show that made country music famous” (according to its logo), the Grand Ole Opry is celebrating its centennial season. Taking the stage in Nashville this weekend are Carrie Underwood (lockdown lunges and contemporary music); Grammy winner Kathy Mattea (people-driven story, intimate story); and Suzy Bogguss (folk and Americana influences). Ali Catterall

Border Force: America’s Gatekeepers

7pm, U&Dave

A frustrating look at the work of customs and security officials at the US/Mexico border. Cases this week include a female pedestrian who received a warrant to return from a day in Mexico, and two women who were caught in a car with diet pills hidden in it. Hollie Richardson

Beethoven’s Fifth at the Proms

9pm, BBC Four

A specially curated Proms night, featuring classics including Beethoven’s “supercharged” Symphony No 5 in C minor, Mussorgsky’s Night on a Bare Mountain and Strauss’s audacious Don Juan. Petroc Trelawny and Georgia Mann host, the BBC Symphony Orchestra essays the bangers, and the baton-wagglers are Marin Alsop and Elim Chan. AC

Piano

9pm, Channel 4

Last year’s fire near Glasgow Central station meant the city’s amateur pianists traveled to London to play Claudia, Mika and this week’s guest judge Jamie Cullum. Among them is Paul, who lost the use of his right hand after brain tumor surgery at the age of 17 – but he hasn’t let that stop him. HR

Love Island

9pm, ITV2

What a crazy week! Lola and Sean gritted their teeth and “willingly” left the house before they were dumped, while Ellie also walked away after days of tears. Since the end is near, is it time for the couple to be united? Hannah J Davies

Unacceptable

9 p.m., TLC

The group show that forces comedians to say the unspeakable in front of an audience continues. Captains Richard Ayoade and Joanne McNally are keen to disrupt – and joining them this week to be beaten with the wisdom they have received are Alex Brooker, Kiell Smith-Bynoe, Lou Sanders and Sarah Keyworth. Phil Harrison

Live sports

World Cup: Spain v Argentina, 7pm, BBC One/ITV1 Final at New York/New Jersey Stadium.