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Switzerland vs Iceland UEFA Women's Euro 2025: Where to Watch and Who's Commentating
The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 match between Switzerland and Iceland is scheduled for 6 July 2025 at 20:00 UK time. The match takes place in Bern, Switzerland, as part of the group stage of this prestigious tournament hosted across eight Swiss venues, including the iconic Stadion Wankdorf in Bern[1][5].
For British viewers, live coverage will primarily be available on ITV's platforms, while fans in the United States can watch the match live on Fox Sports. Here's a comprehensive guide on where to watch and the expert commentators bringing the match to life.
Broadcast Channels and Commentary Teams
United Kingdom
ITV1 / HD and STV (Scotland) / HD will provide live coverage with presentation by the experienced Seema Jaswal. The main commentator will be Pien Meulensteen, supported by co-commentator Siobhan Chamberlain, a former international goalkeeper with extensive experience in English women's football.
Viewers can also watch via ITV X for geo-restricted live streaming, where the same team—Seema Jaswal presenting and commentary by Meulensteen and Chamberlain—will be on duty.
ITV Highlights will feature the same commentary team with Pien Meulensteen and Siobhan Chamberlain assisting viewers who want post-match analysis.
Republic of Ireland
RTÉ 2 Ireland / HD and the RTÉ Player will live stream the match with presenter Marie Crowe. Commentary will be delivered by Des Curran alongside co-commentator Méabh De Búrca. The coverage includes pundits Stephanie Zambra, Alan Cawley, and Aine O'Gorman, providing expert analysis. This team brings a wealth of experience from Irish football and women's sport insights.
United States
Fox Sports 1 and the Fox Sports App are the go-to platforms for US viewers. The commentary team is led by veteran broadcaster JP Dellacamera, known for his extensive experience in football broadcasting including FIFA World Cup and UEFA tournaments. He is joined by co-commentator Lianne Sanderson, a former England international forward, and former official Mark Clattenburg, one of the world's most respected referees. Their combination offers expert, balanced commentary with technical and tactical insights.
Profiles of Key Commentators and Presenters
JP Dellacamera is a seasoned American sports commentator with decades of experience covering FIFA World Cups, MLS, and UEFA competitions. His authoritative yet approachable style makes him a favourite for football fans.
Lianne Sanderson played for England's national team and several clubs across Europe and the US before becoming a respected analyst and commentator, bringing player insight to the booth.
Mark Clattenburg is acclaimed for officiating major tournaments including UEFA Champions League finals and the UEFA Euro 2016 final, giving his expert view on refereeing decisions.
In the UK, Pien Meulensteen has carved a niche as a football broadcaster with a strong analytical approach. Siobhan Chamberlain, apart from her playing career with England and clubs like Arsenal and Chelsea, offers detailed goalkeeper perspectives.
Seema Jaswal is a familiar face across football coverage, known for her engaging presentation style and experience across major tournaments.
Over in Ireland, Marie Crowe is a well-established sports presenter, while Des Curran and Méabh De Búrca bring rich commentary experience. Pundits Stephanie Zambra, Alan Cawley and Aine O'Gorman provide tactical and player-focused insights, enriching the coverage for Irish audiences.
Where to Watch Online and on TV
| Region | Channel / Platform | Presenters & Commentators |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | ITV1 / HD, ITV X, STV, ITV Highlights | Seema Jaswal (Presenter), Pien Meulensteen (Commentator), Siobhan Chamberlain (Co-commentator) |
| Republic of Ireland | RTÉ 2, RTÉ Player | Marie Crowe (Presenter), Des Curran (Commentator), Méabh De Búrca (Co-commentator), Stephanie Zambra, Alan Cawley, Aine O'Gorman (Pundits) |
| United States | Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports App | JP Dellacamera (Commentator), Lianne Sanderson (Co-commentator), Mark Clattenburg (Former Official) |
About UEFA Women's Euro 2025
The 2025 UEFA Women's Euro is a landmark tournament held in Switzerland from 2 to 27 July, featuring 16 teams in four groups. The top two teams from each group will progress to the knockout rounds culminating in the final at St. Jakob-Park in Basel.[1][5] The group stage fixture of Switzerland v Iceland in Bern is a crucial match for both teams as they look to advance.
UEFA Women's Euro Official Site
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