Who are the Women’s Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators?

UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 kicks-off tonight in Switzerland where England will be aiming to retain their title as European champions.

The Lionesses begin their campaign in the ‘Group of Death’ on Saturday against France, before taking on Netherlands and Wales, the latter taking part in their first major tournament.

BBC and ITV will be broadcasting every game live and have assembled great punditry teams for the occasion, featuring many famous – and somewhat divisive – faces.

Here’s a guide to all of BBC and ITV’s presenters, pundits and commentators for Euro 2025:

BBC Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators

The BBC’s coverage of Women’s Euro 2025 will be lead by new Match of the Day presenter Gabby Logan alongside Alex Scott.

Their pundits include three Lionesses who triumphed at Euro 2022: Ellen White, Jill Scott and Ellie Roebuck.

Joining them in the studio are former captain Steph Houghton, England’s most-capped player Fara Williams, as well as Arsenal’s Champions League winning manager Renee Slegers.

Full BBC Euro 2025 line-up

Presenters

• Gabby Logan
• Alex Scott
• Jeanette Kwakye

Pundits

• Ellen White – England Euro 2022 winner
• Jill Scott – England Euro 2022 winner
• Steph Houghton – Former England captain
• Fara Williams – Former England midfielder
• Renee Slegers – Arsenal head coach

• Ellie Roebuck – Barcelona keeper and Euro 2022 winner
• Anita Asante – Former England defender
• Katie Sherwood – Former Wales midfielder
• Nedum Onuoha – Former Man City defender
• Josie Henning – Germany Euro 2013 winner

Commentators and co-commentators

• Robyn Cowen
• Jonathan Pearce
• Vicki Sparks
• Rachel Brown-Finnis – Former England goalkeeper
• Gilly Flaherty – Former England defender
• Izzy Christiansen – Former England midfielder
• Helen Ward – Former Wales striker

ITV Euro 2025 presenters, pundits and commentators

Laura Woods will front ITV’s coverage of Euro 2025.

Their punditry team is headlined by Chelsea legend and current USA boss Emma Hayes, as well as England icon and Sky Sports regular Karen Carney.

They are joined by Eni Aluko, who recently found herself in hot water after accusing Ian Wright of ‘blocking’ opportunities for female broadcasters, comments she later apologised for.

Arsenal legend Wright, a regular on ITV, did not accept the apology and will miss the Euros as he is headlining a new six-part series called ‘From the Ground Up’, which follows the launch of the first-ever girls’ under-14 team at his childhood club Ten Em Bee.

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