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CBS announces Serie A coverage plans, hiring Matteo Bonetti and tabbing Andres Cordero as top play by play broadcaster
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De Ligt creates unwanted Euros history as Netherlands crash out to Czechs
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De Ligt creates unwanted Euros history as Netherlands crash out to Czechs
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ESPN names star-studded cast of Euro 2020 hosts and studio analysts
ESPN has assembled an all-star roster of hosts, analysts and reporters for its upcoming presentation of the UEFA European Football Championship 2020 (June 11 – July 11). The lineup of personalities combines current ESPN experts with new faces from across Europe and the United States, including world-class players and coaches – and a referee – who have competed and achieved success at the highest levels of global football.
College GameDay’s Rece Davis and Kelly Cates of Sky Sports and BBC Radio 5 Live in the UK headline the studio hosts for EURO 2020. Davis, a 25-year ESPN veteran, previously anchored soccer coverage during EURO 2008 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Cates, who worked for ESPN in the UK a decade ago, is making her debut on American television. They will be joined by ESPN’s Sebastian Salazar, Kay Murray and Dalen Cuff.
ESPN to have most Euro matches called from Bristol studio
By RONALD BLUM Associated Press May 18, 2021 10:51am Text size Copy shortlink:
NEW YORK Jon Champion has had to adjust to broadcasting soccer off a television screen during the pandemic.
ESPN will have just one of five commentary crews on site for the European Championship, sending Britain-based Ian Darke and Stewart Robson to some of the eight matches at Wembley in London while calling up to 43 games from its studios in Bristol, Connecticut, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Champion will be paired with Taylor Twellman in Bristol and will work nine group-stage matches, up from an original six.