What are the abbreviations for motd and ootd?

MOTD (Today's Match) is a major football column of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). Every season, every Saturday night, when there is a football match, it will be broadcast. Commenting on the Premier League match on that day is one of the oldest programs of BBC. It started broadcasting on August 22nd, 1964, but the broadcast time was very irregular. The studio is located in Manchester.

Ootd, an online buzzword, appears on ins, which is the abbreviation of "equipment for a day" in English, meaning what to wear today.

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MOTD consists of former England captain Gary Lineker and national team mate alan shearer, former Newcastle captain, former Scottish player alan hansen, and other retired players Lee Dixon and mark lawrenson. Since its launch, many famous and respected British celebrities have participated in this program.

Displays the Premier League highlights of the day or the day before. In addition to the Premier League match on the weekend, the highlights of the FA Cup in the second half of the season may also be broadcast on the program.