BBC Radio Scotland to bring live Dundee v Clyde commentary as Scottish League Cup action continues
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Dundee v Clyde is set to be covered live on BBC Radio Scotland, with audio also available via the BBC Sounds app and BBC Sport Online, giving Scottish football supporters a straightforward way to follow the Scottish League Cup tie on the move or at home.Scottish League Cup
The match at Dens Park is scheduled for 3:00pm on Saturday 25 July 2026, and the fixture is listed as part of Premier Sports Cup Group D. Dundee are the home side for the clash, with Clyde providing the opposition in what should be an early test for both clubs in the group stage.[1][2]
The BBC’s coverage will be led by presenter David Currie, while Alasdair Lamont is due to provide main commentary. Ryan Stevenson will join as co-commentator, with analysis from a strong pundit line-up that includes Tom English, Scott Brown and Andy Halliday. That combination offers a mix of broadcasting experience, tactical insight and recent dressing-room knowledge, which should make the audio coverage particularly useful for listeners following the game closely.
Lamont is one of Scottish football’s most recognisable voices, with a long-standing reputation across BBC coverage for clear, authoritative commentary. Currie has also become a familiar presenter on Scottish football broadcasts, often anchoring coverage with a calm and informative style. Stevenson brings the perspective of a former professional midfielder, while Brown and Halliday add strong contemporary insight from careers spent at the top end of the Scottish game.
For Dundee, the tie offers an opportunity to make a strong early statement in the competition on familiar turf. Clyde, meanwhile, arrive looking to produce one of the more notable results of the group phase. While the match is being followed on radio and digital audio rather than television, the BBC’s live service should still provide a detailed account of the key moments, tactical shifts and any decisive turning points as they happen.[1][6]
Kick-off is listed at 3:00pm UK time, and supporters planning to follow along should note that BBC Radio Scotland remains the primary UK broadcast option named for the match, with BBC Sounds and BBC Sport Online offering the same live audio feed.[1][6]
Article generated: 25 July 2026, 15:01 GMT