After ITV got the first pick of England's World Cup matches and broadcast a memorable 4-2 win against Croatia, it's over to the BBC to provide coverage of Tuesday's clash with Ghana.
The pressure has been lifted somewhat, with Thomas Tuchel's side now in pole position to top Group L.
But fans will still be tuning in with high expectations as England look to make it two wins from two. Who will be providing commentary and analysis of the game for the BBC?
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BBC commentators and pundits for England vs Ghana
The match will be played in Boston, where the temperatures are considerably cooler than back home in England. Coverage on BBC One begins at 8pm UK time, with kick-off at 9pm.
Gabby Logan will be the lead presenter from the BBC studio.
She will be joined by a trio of pundits, all ex-England internationals.
Wayne Rooney, England’s second-most capped player of all time, will give his assessment of the game.
Former Three Lions No.1 Joe Hart, meanwhile, will provide a goalkeeper’s perspective of the action.
Finally, Micah Richards will provide some levity if things go badly, as well as some shrewd analysis of England’s defensive setup, of course.
The familiar voice of Guy Mowbray will be on commentary, with former England striker Alan Shearer alongside him.
Kelly Somers is on reporter duty, bringing the latest news and updates from the England camp.
And ex-referee Darren Cann will provide his expertise on any VAR talking points.
