In the match between Southampton and Chelsea, Ian Darke served as the main commentator for Amazon Prime UK, alongside co-commentator Stephen Warnock. The broadcast also featured pundits Kevin Davies and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, adding insights and analysis throughout the game. Reporting duties were handled by Paul Belverstone, ensuring fans received the latest updates and reactions. For BBC Radio 5 Live, the pundit Glenn Murray provided expert opinions, with John Southall taking on the reporter role. The BBC Radio 5 Live (Online) channel featured Glenn Murray as co-commentator, contributing to a comprehensive audio experience. Additionally, BBC Radio Solent and BBC Sounds APP both had Adam Blackmore as the main commentator and Jo Tessem as co-commentator, maintaining consistent coverage across platforms. While several other channels utilized world feed commentators, channels like the Chelsea App showcased Matt Davies-Adams as the main commentator, supported by co-commentator Jason Cundy. For fans in various regions, platforms such as Peacock USA and Disney+ Hotstar relied on world feed elements to deliver match commentary, ensuring wide accessibility despite geographical differences.