Who is commentating Angel City v Racing Louisville? TV channel, live stream and kick-off time
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Angel City v Racing Louisville in the National Women's Soccer League will be shown in the UK via the competition’s international NWSL+ service, with the match scheduled for 02:00 UK time on Monday 27 July 2026. The game is being played at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, and the listed live coverage also includes radio-style commentary options through iHeart Radio.[1][3][5]
For viewers in the United States, the match is listed on ESPN, alongside the ESPN App and ESPN Unlimited, with Jenn Hildreth on main commentary and Lianne Sanderson as co-commentator. The audio coverage on iHeart Radio features Isaac Lowenkron and Tracey Bailey.[1]
Hildreth is one of the most recognisable voices in US women’s football broadcasting and has built a long career across major women’s soccer coverage. Sanderson, meanwhile, brings the perspective of a former England international and Arsenal and Chelsea forward, having moved into punditry and commentary after her playing career. Their pairing gives ESPN’s NWSL coverage a strong mix of play-by-play experience and elite-level football insight.
The match itself is an important domestic fixture for both clubs in the NWSL calendar. Angel City, one of the league’s most high-profile franchises, continue to attract attention both on and off the pitch, while Racing Louisville remain a competitive side capable of testing any opponent. The game at BMO Stadium is also notable for British viewers following US women’s football closely, with the NWSL increasingly accessible through dedicated streaming platforms and international rights packages.[1][3]
For those wanting a quick background on the league, the National Women's Soccer League is the top professional women’s football competition in the United States and continues to expand its international reach through broadcast and streaming deals.
If you are watching from the UK, the key thing is that 02:00 is the scheduled kick-off time, and the international feed is the route to follow for live coverage.[3][5]
Article generated: 26 July 2026, 14:01 GMT