England manager Roy Hodgson's World Cup fixture fears dismissed by Premier League Hodgson found support from Gary Lineker, the former England striker. "Onus now on Sky and BT Sport to do the right thing and leave the games on Saturday,"" Lineker wrote on Twitter. Time to put nation's interests before their own. BT Sport stressed on Thursday night that they would not move any matches to the Sunday, but Sky have yet to declare their intentions. A BT statement said: " (Our) Premier League weekend matches will normally kick-off at 12:45 on a Saturday - we can move games to a Sunday but will certainly not do that on this weekend as we understand the importance of the extra time for the England players prior to their crucial World Cup qualifiers. The North London derby is sure to be on the Sunday as Spurs have a Europa League qualifier the preceding Thursday. Lineker added: "Seems many of you no longer care about the national team. Is this really the case? I guess this justifies the Premier League's disregard for the best interests of England? The elite division argued with the FA about who decides which matches are more exhausting, saying it was simply following Fifa statutes in releasing players on the Sunday evening and emphasised it was not alone in often hosting major games on the Sunday before Friday night World Cup qualifiers. Last season, one of the El Clásico duels was staged five days before Spain's away match in Belarus on Oct 12. Spain won 4-0 in Minsk. Bayern Munich played Stuttgart on Sunday Sept 2 before Germany's admittedly danger-free tie with Faroe Isles on Sept 7. Germany won 3-0.