Women's Euro 2025 is about to dominate the summer of sport with wall-to-wall coverage of every game beamed live from Switzerland to free-to-air TV in the UK.

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BBC and ITV will split matches between the platforms for the duration of the tournament, with each broadcaster pulling out all the stops with their expert line-ups.

Gabby Logan and Alex Scott spearhead BBC coverage, while Laura Woods and Seema Jaswal are the faces of ITV for the Euros.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full round-up of Women's Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators.

Women's Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators on BBC

Presenters

  • Gabby Logan
  • Alex Scott
  • Jeanette Kwakye
  • Catrin Heledd (Wales opening match)

Reporters

  • Jo Currie (England)
  • Catrin Heledd (Wales)
  • Alexandra Richards (Wales)

Pundits

  • Jill Scott
  • Ellie Roebuck
  • Ellen White
  • Steph Houghton
  • Fara Williams
  • Anita Asante
  • Katie Sherwood
  • Renee Slegers
  • Josie Henning
  • Nedum Onuoha
  • Rachel Corsie

Commentators

  • Robyn Cowen
  • Jonathan Pearce
  • Vicki Sparks

Co-commentators

  • Rachel Brown-Finnis
  • Gilly Flaherty
  • Izzy Christiansen
  • Helen Ward

Women's Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators on ITV

Presenters

  • Laura Woods
  • Seema Jaswal

Reporters

  • Katie Shanahan (England)
  • Beth Fisher (Wales)
  • Semra Hunter (Europe)

Pundits

  • Karen Carney
  • Emma Hayes
  • Vicky Losada
  • Laura Georges
  • Jayne Ludlow
  • Eni Aluko
  • Caroline Weir

Commentators

  • Seb Hutchinson
  • Sam Matterface
  • Pien Meulensteen

Co-commentators

  • Lucy Ward
  • Siobhan Chamberlain
  • Emma Byrne
  • Nia Jones
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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