Where to Watch Portsmouth v Swansea City: Andrew Moon Leads BBC Radio Solent Coverage

Match date: 10 March 2026

Where to Watch Portsmouth v Swansea City: Andrew Moon Leads BBC Radio Solent Coverage

As Portsmouth host Swansea City at Fratton Park in the English Championship on Tuesday 10 March 2026, kicking off at 19:45 UK time, fans have several options to catch the action live and via highlights. While major TV broadcasters like ITV and Sky Sports won't offer live coverage, they provide excellent post-match highlights, with BBC Radio Solent stepping up for comprehensive radio commentary led by the experienced Andrew Moon. This mid-table clash sees Portsmouth, currently 19th with 40 points from 35 games (10 wins, 10 draws, 15 losses), aiming to climb away from relegation danger against 13th-placed Swansea City, who boast 49 points from 36 outings (14 wins, 7 draws, 15 losses).[1][2][3]

For live audio coverage, tune into BBC Radio Solent, where presenter Jordan Clark will guide proceedings alongside main commentator Andrew Moon and co-commentator Lee Brown. Andrew Moon is a Portsmouth institution, having provided commentary for the club since 1995, his passionate and insightful calls earning him legendary status among Pompey supporters. Lee Brown, a former Portsmouth left-back who made over 100 appearances for the club between 2021 and 2024, brings firsthand expertise from his playing days, including helping secure promotion from League One. Express FM offers identical commentary with Moon and Brown, making it a perfect alternative for local listeners craving every moment from Fratton Park, which has a capacity of 21,100 and a pitch measuring 105x68 metres.[4]

Portsmouth fans seeking video action can stream via Pompey+, the club's official platform, presented by George Wedlake with the same stellar team of Andrew Moon on main duties, Lee Brown co-commentating, and pundits Gareth Evans (born 1988) and Paul Robinson (born 1982). Gareth Evans, a fan favourite winger who notched 24 goals in 264 appearances for Portsmouth from 2015 to 2021, offers tactical nous from his midfield mastery. Paul Robinson, the towering centre-back with 126 caps for Northern Ireland and stints at West Brom and Bolton, provides defensive wisdom drawn from over 500 career games. Their analysis promises to enrich the viewing experience on the club's streaming service.[1]

Post-match, highlights will air on ITV English Football League Highlights, Sky Sports, and Sky Sports+ via the app, all featuring main commentator Paul Gilmour. Paul Gilmour, a veteran Sky Sports voice since 1998, has covered hundreds of EFL matches, his smooth delivery and deep knowledge making him a staple for Championship round-ups. These packages are ideal for those missing the live action, capturing key moments from a fixture with a balanced head-to-head record: Portsmouth hold 2 wins, Swansea 1, and 2 draws in recent encounters, including a 1-0 Swansea win in December 2025 and a 4-0 Portsmouth thrashing earlier.[1][3]

Fratton Park's electric atmosphere could be pivotal, with Portsmouth's home form showing 6 wins, 4 draws, and 7 losses this season, averaging 1.06 goals scored per game. Swansea, stronger on the road in patches with 4 away wins, face a stern test against a side desperate for points—Portsmouth trail by 9 points but have games in hand. Injuries like Adam Idah's hamstring issue sidelining him until late March add intrigue.[1][3][4]

Whether you're in Portsmouth or following from afar, these broadcast options ensure no fan misses out. For more on Portsmouth's historic ground, visit the Fratton Park Wikipedia page. With commentators like Moon and pundits of Evans and Robinson's calibre, this coverage elevates what promises to be a tense Championship battle.[1][2]

Article generated: 10 March 2026, 19:47 GMT