Television coverage of Euro 2020 will be shared between the BBC and ITV at this summer’s competition with both channels livestreaming on their online platforms - BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub.
Only the final will be shown by both broadcasters with the rest of the games in the tournament displayed on either the BBC or ITV.
As always with major tournaments, both platforms have announced a stellar cast of pundits and commentators who will be keeping you entertained throughout the tournament.
The list includes former international players and managers – and as you would expect a plethora of renowned names in the world of football.
From Gary Neville to Cesc Fabregas.
Here is the full list of presenters, pundits and commentators:
BBC
Presenters
Gary Lineker
Gabby Logan
Eilidh Barbour
Mark Chapman
Pundits
Alan Shearer
Rio Ferdinand
Alex Scott
Micah Richards
Ashley Williams
Mark Hughes
Shelley Kerr
James McFadden
Charlie Adam
Thierry Henry
Cesc Fabregas
Jurgen Klinsmann
Commentators
Guy Mowbray
Steve Wilson
Robyn Cowen
Steve Bower
Jonathan Pearce
Vicki Sparks
Rob McLean
Mark Scott
Co-commentators
Karen Carney
Dion Dublin
Chris Waddle
Pat Nevin
Erin Cuthbert
Charlie Adam
Nathan Blake
James Collins
Robbie Savage
Jermaine Jenas
Martin Keown
Danny Murphy
James McFadden
ITV
Presenters
Mark Pougatch
Seema Jaswal
Reshmin Chowdhury
Pundits
Ian Wright
Roy Keane
Gary Neville
Patrick Vieira
Graeme Souness
Ashley Cole
Eni Aluko
Robert Earnshaw
Emma Hayes
Nigel de Jong
John Collins
Joe Ledley
Nadia Nadim
Scott Brown
Andros Townsend.
Commentators
Sam Matterface
Clive Tyldesley
Joe Speight
Seb Hutchinson
Tom Gayle
Co-Commentators
Lee Dixon
Ally McCoist
John Hartson
The highlight for the BBC is the appearance of Gary Lineker who hung up his boots at BT Sport, and will no longer be the face of Champions League football next season. But he will still be presenting the Euros this summer.
Meanwhile Gary Neville is set to feature as a pundit with the ITV offering expert commentary which has made him one of Sky Sports' biggest assets over the last football calendar.
Former England internationals like Alex Scott (BBC) and Eni Aluko (ITV) should offer invaluable insight too and have earned praise in recent years for their performances in front of the camera away from the pitch.
Which pundits are you looking forward to watching the most?
