BBC and ITV confirm full presenter, pundit and commentator line-ups for World Cup 2026
BBC Sport and ITV have named their complete broadcast teams for the 2026 World Cup across 104 matches in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Gary Lineker features among ITV's analysts, while Alan Shearer and Kelly Cates headline the BBC's coverage.
BBC Sport and ITV have confirmed their full presenter, pundit and commentator line-ups for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with coverage spanning 104 matches across the United States, Canada and Mexico. BBC television will show 54 games, while ITV Sport takes in 29 group stage matches from its Brooklyn studio.
BBC Sport
Presenters: Kelly Cates, Kelly Somers, Eilidh Barbour
Commentators: Guy Mowbray, Steve Wilson, Steve Bower, Jonathan Pearce, Robyn Cowen, Steven Wyeth, Liam McLeod
Co-commentators: Alan Shearer, Danny Murphy, Stephen Warnock, Efan Ekoku, Sue Smith, Rachel Corsie, James McFadden, Paul Robinson
Pundits: Rachel Corsie, James McFadden, Hassan Kachloul, Darren Cann
ITV Sport
Presenters: Mark Pougatch, Semra Hunter, Daniyal Khan
Commentators: Sam Matterface, Jon Champion, Seb Hutchinson, Joe Speight
Co-commentators: Ally McCoist
Pundits: Jobi McAnuff, Bradley Wright-Phillips, Christina Unkel, Gary Lineker — the former BBC presenter made his first appearance as an ITV analyst during coverage on Saturday 20 June
Reporters: Gabriel Clarke, Connie McLaughlin
Mark Pougatch is presenting ITV’s coverage of Scotland’s group stage clash with Morocco, with Ally McCoist on co-commentary duty. Lineker’s move to ITV marks a notable shift after his long association with BBC’s football output.
Read also
-
Football ·Kolo Muani back at PSG, his future still uncertain ahead of summer transfer
-
Football ·Hasselbaink blames England players' mentality, not Tuchel, for Argentina World Cup exit
-
Football ·MetLife smog row exposes four stadiums better suited to host World Cup final
-
Football ·Santos set for debut as United name 25-man squad to face Wrexham in Helsinki
-
Football ·Zidane inherits disappointing Dembélé World Cup as priority issue
-
Football ·Atletico CEO insists no fee will prise Julian Alvarez away, leaving Man City windfall in doubt