Who is commentating on England’s Euro 2024 final vs Spain tonight? BBC and ITV line-ups revealed

BBC will share coverage with ITV (Picture: BBC)

The BBC and ITV have confirmed its punditry and commentary teams for tonight’s Euro 2024 final between England and Spain.

The England men’s team will attempt to finally end their 58-year wait for a major trophy and win the Euros for the first time when they face Spain in Berlin on Sunday night.

Gareth Southgate’s side underwhelmed during the group stages – failing to beat Denmark and Slovenia – before edging past Slovakia and Switzerland in tense knockout games.

England produced their best performance to date to knock out the Netherlands in the semi-finals but will likely need to take their game to another level to beat Spain and end 58 years of hurt.

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Luis de la Fuente’s Spain have enjoyed a flawless run to the Euros final, topping Group B with three straight wins before defeating Georgia, hosts Germany and World Cup finalists France.

Both the BBC and ITV will show the Euro 2024 final live and both have confirmed their punditry and commentary teams for the showpiece event.

Who is commentating on England vs Spain for the BBC?

Gary Lineker will lead the coverage from Berlin’s Olympiastadion on BBC One from 6.30pm and be joined in the studio by ex-England defenders Rio Ferdinand and Micah Richards and special guest Juan Mata.

Alan Shearer will lend his expertise on the mic (Picture: Getty)

Mata, who enjoyed spells at English clubs Manchester United and Chelsea, won 41 caps for Spain and helped his country win the World Cup in 2010 and the European Championship two years later.

Guy Mowbray and former England striker Alan Shearer will commentate on the England game, while Alex Scott and Kelly Somers will be pitch-side soaking up all the atmosphere and anticipation for the historic game.

Who is commentating on England vs Spain for ITV?

Mark Pougatch will be the main presenter for ITV, with the experienced host set to be joined by Roy Keane, Ian Wright and Gary Neville in the studio.

Laura Woods will be on hand to get insight from Lioness legend Karen Carney, with the duo also set to be joined by former Spanish international Gaizka Mendieta. Gabriel Clarke will conduct the interviews for ITV.

ITV’s commentary for match will be provided by Sam Matterface, Lee Dixon and Ally McCoist.

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