Where to Watch Tottenham vs Manchester City: A Comprehensive Guide to Commentators and Channels

The highly anticipated Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City is set to take place on February 26, 2025, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. For fans eager to catch the action, there are several channels broadcasting the match live. In the UK, the match will be televised on TNT Sports 3 HD, with Reshmin Chowdhury presenting and Sam Matterface providing the main commentary alongside co-commentator Glenn Hoddle. Pundits Peter Crouch and Joleon Lescott will offer their insights, with reporting from the ground.

For those preferring radio coverage, BBC Radio 5 Live will have John Southall reporting live from the stadium. Meanwhile, BBC Radio London (DAB) will feature Phil Parry as the main commentator and Bradley Allen as the co-commentator, presented by Nick Godwin.

Internationally, fans can tune into various channels such as Astro Grandstand HD, Astro Premier League HD, and Astro Sports UHD, all of which will use world feed commentators. The world feed will be led by Conor McNamara as the main commentator and Andy Townsend as the co-commentator.

Manchester City is facing a challenging season, having recently exited the UEFA Champions League and struggling in the Premier League. Despite their talent, they have lost twice to Tottenham this season, including a 4-0 defeat in their previous league encounter. Erling Haaland, Manchester City's top scorer, may return from injury but is likely to start on the bench if available.

Tottenham Hotspur, on the other hand, has been improving in the league, recently winning against Manchester United and Ipswich Town. They are aiming for a league double over Manchester City, which would be their first since the 2021-22 season.

For those interested in watching highlights, Sky Sports will provide coverage using the world feed commentators.

Adam Carruthers will present the match on Astro channels, while Natalie Pike will present for City+ and Recast: Manchester City, with Alistair Mann as the main commentator and Michael Brown as the co-commentator. Pundits Peter Crouch, Keith Curle, and Shaun Wright-Phillips will offer their analysis.

Ben Haines will present on SpursPlay, with Rob Daly as the main commentator and Clive Allen as the co-commentator. Paul Miles will provide additional insights.

Nigel Adderley and Scott Minto will lead the commentary on talkSPORT 2 and the talkSPORT App.

For more information on the Premier League and its broadcasting rights, you can visit the Premier League official website. To learn more about Tottenham Hotspur and their recent performances, check out their official website. For insights into Manchester City and their current season, visit their official website.