Where to Watch Sunderland v Fulham: <b>Jon Champion</b>, <b>Lee Dixon</b> and <b>Graeme Le Saux</b> Lead Coverage

Match date: 22 February 2026

Where to Watch Sunderland v Fulham: Jon Champion, Lee Dixon and Graeme Le Saux Lead Coverage

As Sunderland prepare to host Fulham at the Stadium of Light in a crucial Premier League clash on Sunday 22 February 2026 at 14:00 UK time, fans are eager to know how to catch every moment of this mid-table battle. With Sunderland sitting 11th on 36 points and Fulham just behind in 13th on 34 points after 26 games, the stakes are high for both sides chasing European spots or survival security[1][2][5]. UK viewers have multiple options, including coverage featuring legendary voices like Jon Champion as presenter alongside pundits Lee Dixon and Graeme Le Saux.

Premier Sky Sports leads the broadcast with a star-studded team. David Jones, a seasoned presenter known for his work across Sky Sports and ITV on major tournaments, will front the coverage. Seb Hutchinson takes the main commentary reins, supported by co-commentator Don Goodman, the former Wolves and Sunderland striker turned respected analyst. Pundits include Jamie Carragher, the Liverpool icon with over 700 top-flight appearances and a multiple Champions League winner, and Darren Bent, ex-Sunderland and Aston Villa forward renowned for his sharp insights on Sky Sports. Reporters Lynsey Hooper, Peter Smith and Tom White will provide pitch-side updates, while Sky Sports also offers highlights with Seb Hutchinson and Don Goodman[4].

For those tuning into other channels, Jon Champion, one of Britain’s most prolific football commentators with decades at the BBC and now Sky Sports, presents alongside Arsenal legend Lee Dixon. Dixon, with 800+ appearances for the Gunners and four league titles, brings his defensive expertise as pundit. Joining him is Graeme Le Saux, the former Chelsea and Blackburn full-back who won the Premier League in 1995 and earned 36 England caps, offering balanced analysis. World feed commentators feature alongside co-commentator Michael Bridges, the ex-Sunderland and Leeds striker.

Radio fans won’t miss out with BBC Radio 5 Live’s Rob Law reporting, while IRN’s John Middleton covers proceedings. Local flavours include Lee Blakeman and Nick Barnes on commentary with co-commentators Danny Collins (ex-Sunderland captain) and Gary Bennett (Sunderland icon), plus Barry Swain. Fulham FC TV boasts Jim McGullion and Jamie Reid for Cottagers supporters.

This fixture promises intensity, with recent head-to-heads showing tight contests—Fulham edged a 1-0 win earlier this season[2]. Sunderland aim to leverage home advantage at the Stadium of Light, capacity 48,000, while Fulham manager Marco Silva eyes progression amid injury concerns like Samuel Chukwueze’s calf issue[3]. For more on Premier League broadcast rights, check PremierLeague.com[6][7]. Whether on TV or radio, these expert teams ensure comprehensive coverage of this pivotal encounter.

Don’t miss key players like Fulham’s top scorer Harry Wilson with 8 goals or Sunderland’s push for points. Tune in at 14:00 for live action that could shape the relegation battle and beyond.

Article generated: 22 February 2026, 14:16 GMT