BBC to show Brazil v Morocco World Cup 2026 highlights with Guy Mowbray and Alan Shearer

Match date: 13 June 2026

Brazil v Morocco at the FIFA World Cup 2026 is set for 23:00 UK time on Saturday 13 June, with the match available in the UK via BBC highlights and live BBC coverage across TV, radio and digital platforms. The BBC One/HD broadcast will be fronted by Kelly Cates, with Guy Mowbray on commentary alongside Alan Shearer, while the BBC’s broader coverage also features Steve Crossman and Ian Dennis across BBC Red Button HD, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Sounds and BBC Sport Online.BBC listings for Brazil v Morocco

Guy Mowbray remains one of the BBC’s most recognisable football voices, having built a long career as a leading commentator on major international tournaments and domestic football for the corporation. He is joined here by Alan Shearer, whose BBC punditry has made him one of the broadcaster’s most prominent analysts since retiring from football after a career as one of England’s most prolific strikers.

On the main BBC One/HD programme, Kelly Cates presents with a panel that also includes Joe Hart, Hassan Kachloul, Gus Poyet and Tim Vickery. Cates is a familiar figure on major football coverage in the UK, while Hart brings recent elite goalkeeping experience and Kachloul, Poyet and Vickery add a mix of international perspective, tactical insight and South American expertise. Vickery’s long association with Brazilian and wider South American football makes him particularly relevant for a Brazil fixture.

The BBC Red Button HD and BBC Radio 5 Live team is built around Steve Crossman, Ian Dennis and Dion Dublin, with Alan Shearer, Tim Vickery and Hassan Kachloul among the pundits. Dennis is one of the BBC’s leading football commentators, while Dublin, a former Premier League striker, has become an established broadcaster with a calm and analytical style. Crossman’s experience across live sport and football discussion programming gives the coverage a more magazine-like feel without losing the match focus.

For listeners in Scotland, BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Sounds expand the line-up further with Kenny Macintyre, Willie Miller, Andy Halliday, Pat Nevin and Tom English. That combination brings together broadcasting experience, former player analysis and strong regional football knowledge, offering a wider debate around one of the tournament’s marquee group fixtures.

The BBC’s online and iPlayer coverage also carries both Kelly Cates and Steve Crossman, with Ian Dennis, Guy Mowbray, Alan Shearer, Dion Dublin, Joe Hart, Hassan Kachloul, Gus Poyet and Tim Vickery all part of the wider digital offering. That gives UK viewers multiple ways to follow the match, whether through television highlights, live radio analysis or online audio coverage.

Outside the BBC, the fixture will also be shown across several international broadcasters, including Fox in the United States with John Strong, Stuart Holden, Rebecca Lowe and a high-profile pundit group featuring Thierry Henry, Alexi Lalas, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Peter Schmeichel. The world feed is led by Peter Drury and Alan Smith, a pairing well known for elegant, descriptive football commentary.

For British audiences, the key takeaway is simple: BBC One/HD carries the main UK presentation, BBC highlights are led by Guy Mowbray and Alan Shearer, and the live audio and digital coverage adds depth through one of the strongest tournament broadcasting teams assembled by the corporation in recent years.

Article generated: 13 June 2026, 23:12 GMT