Where to Watch Everton vs Manchester United: A Comprehensive Guide to Commentators and Broadcast Channels

The highly anticipated Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United is set to kick off on February 22, 2025, at 12:30 GMT. This encounter will be the 107th and final time Manchester United plays at Goodison Park, marking a significant moment in football history. For British viewers, the match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1 HD and TNT Sports Ultimate 4K, with Lynsey Hipgrave presenting and Adam Summerton alongside Ally McCoist providing commentary. Pundits Duncan Ferguson and Rio Ferdinand will offer their insights, with Jules Breach reporting live from the ground.

For those preferring radio commentary, MUTV will have Liam Bradford as the main commentator, joined by co-commentator Andy Ritchie, with Wes Brown and Fraizer Campbell as pundits. Meanwhile, BBC Radio 5 Live will feature James McFadden as a pundit and Maz Farookhi as the reporter.

Steve Wilson will be the main commentator for BBC Match of the Day, while Mike Hughes and Alan Stubbs will provide live commentary on BBC Radio Merseyside. The match will also be covered by various international channels, including Disney+ Hotstar India, FuboTV Canada, and Star Sports Select HD1, all using the world feed commentators.

Adam Carruthers will present the match on Astro Grandstand HD and Astro Premier League HD, both of which will use the world feed commentators. The world feed itself features Jim Proudfoot as the main commentator and Jim Beglin as the co-commentator.

Discovery+ UK will also broadcast the match, with Lynsey Hipgrave presenting, Adam Summerton as the main commentator, and Ally McCoist as the co-commentator. Pundits Duncan Ferguson and Rio Ferdinand will provide analysis, with Jules Breach reporting.

ESPN Extra (Caribbean) and ESPN will offer coverage using the world feed commentators, while USA Network will feature Rebecca Lowe as the presenter, with pundits Robbie Mustoe and Robbie Earle providing analysis.

talkSPORT will have Reshmin Chowdhury presenting, with Sam Matterface as the main commentator and Stuart Pearce as the co-commentator. For those in Ireland, talkSPORT (Ireland) will feature Trevor Welch as the presenter, with Tom Rennie as the main commentator and Paul Parker as the co-commentator.

Everton, under the management of David Moyes, has seen a resurgence in form, winning four of their last five Premier League matches. Meanwhile, Manchester United, managed by Ruben Amorim, is facing significant challenges, having lost their last two league fixtures and struggling with injuries.

For more information on Everton and their recent performances, you can visit their official website. To learn more about Manchester United and their current season, check out their official site. For details on the Premier League and its broadcasting rights, visit the Premier League website.

This match promises to be an exciting encounter, given the historical context and the current form of both teams. With a range of broadcasting options available, fans worldwide can tune in to witness this significant moment in football history.