Everton vs Ipswich Town: Full Broadcast Guide with BBC Final Score, Radio 5 Live & Global Coverage Details for Premier League Clash

As Everton host Ipswich Town in a Premier League dead rubber at Goodison Park on 3 May 2025, British broadcasters deliver comprehensive coverage. BBC platforms dominate domestic access with multimedia offerings, while international viewers can follow through NBC (USA) and Premier Sports (Ireland).

BBC Final Score & Radio Coverage

Leon Osman, Everton’s former midfield stalwart with 433 appearances for the club, joins Sarah Mulkerrins on BBC Final Score. Mulkerrins, a seasoned sports journalist, has covered multiple World Cups and Olympic Games for the broadcaster.

BBC Radio 5 Live features Mark Chapman presenting alongside commentator Conor McNamara and co-commentator Chris Sutton, the former Blackburn Rovers title winner. Punditry comes from ex-England captain Alan Shearer, Wales defender Ashley Williams, and journalist Mark Clemmit, renowned for his EFL expertise. Gary Flintoff reports pitchside.

Local listeners can tune into BBC Radio Merseyside with Phil Munns and commentator Ian Kennedy, paired with 1980s Everton winger Ronny Goodlass providing analysis.

Global Broadcast Partners

NBC’s USA Network employs its established Premier League team: host Rebecca Lowe fronting coverage with pundits Tim Howard (Everton’s record Premier League appearance holder) and former midfielders Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe. They use the world feed commentary featuring Ian Crocker, Sky Sports’ veteran voice familiar from European nights.

Ireland’s Premier Sports Lineup

Premier Sports 1 HD in Ireland features presenter Connor Morris with Cathal Mullaney on commentary and ex-Ireland internationals Gary Breen, Kenny Cunningham, and Damien Delaney providing tactical breakdowns.

Pundit Profiles & Career Highlights

Robert Huth and Natasha Dowie feature on BBC World Service, with Huth boasting two Premier League titles at Chelsea and Leicester, while Dowie remains a current Liverpool FC Women’s striker.

Digital Audio Options

The BBC Sounds app consolidates all BBC radio commentary streams, while talkSPORT deploys reporter Matt Jones and international feed commentator Barry Swain. Sky Sports News updates come via Merseyside correspondent Vinny O’Connor.

Match Context & Historical Notes

Although a dead rubber with Everton 15th and Ipswich relegated[1][2], historical intrigue remains: Ipswich won three of the last five meetings, but their 2002 Goodison Park triumph precedes Everton’s 2-0 victory in October 2024[1][2]. David Moyes’ Everton seek to arrest a slump of one win in nine games[1], while Kieran McKenna’s Ipswich aim to salvage pride after one 2025 league victory[1].

For tactical analysis, Everton’s recent form shows defensive vulnerability, conceding late goals to Manchester City and Chelsea[1][2], whereas Ipswich’s Championship-bound squad needs to address a league-high 12 defeats in 2025[1].

Global fans can follow via UEFA-aligned broadcasters using the world feed, while British audiences benefit from the BBC’s multi-platform approach blending radio, digital, and TV updates.