Watch Aberdeen v St Johnstone on BBC Radio Scotland with Kheredine Idessane

The 11 October 2026 Scottish Premiership match pits Aberdeen against St Johnstone, with kick-off scheduled for 14:00 UK time. Fans who prefer the radio feed will be tuned to BBC Radio Scotland, alongside its companion BBC Radio Scotland Extra channel, the BBC Sounds APP and audio via BBC Sport Online. The broadcast is presented by Andy Burke, with the main commentary handled by Kheredine Idessane and a co-commentary from Willie Miller. Supporting the radio strand are Callum Davidson as pundit and Brian McLauchlin as reporter.

For those who follow the visual side of things, BBC Sportscene carries its own reporting, with Brian McLauchlin again in the reporter role.

The Premier Sports feed

Those who like to watch the match unfold on screen can tune into Premier Sports 1 HD or the Premier Sports Player UK feed (available in £, geo and R variants). This channel is presented by Connie McLaughlin, with the main commentary provided by Rory Hamilton and a co-commentary from Michael Stewart. Two further pundits round out the line-up: Charlie Mulgrew and Alan Hutton, while Rob Maclean takes the reporter role.

The world feed mirrors the Premier Sports commentary, with Rory Hamilton as main commentator and Michael Stewart co-commentating, so the big-name radio pair are covered across both the visual and worldwide channels.

St Johnstone's own coverage

St Johnstone have their own broadcast via SaintsTV, with Steven Watt taking the main commentator role for the match.

Background on the radio team

Kheredine Idessane has been a fixture in Scottish football commentary for some time. In previous seasons the commentator line-ups have seen Kheredine Idessane pitchside alongside teams such as Willie Miller and Tyrone Smith, working alongside commentary teams drawn from across the Premiership. That recurring partnership suggests a well-established radio pair who have shared duties across numerous matches.

Willie Miller has similarly appeared repeatedly in these commentary listings, often alongside Kheredine Idessane and the likes of Tyrone Smith, and has also featured in Scottish Championship matches. His presence as co-commentator here continues a pattern of steady involvement across the season.

Andy Burke has served as presenter across a number of radio broadcasts, linking the pitchside commentary with the wider broadcast. The pairing of Andy Burke presenting alongside Kheredine Idessane and Willie Miller continues a familiar radio configuration.

The reporter strand

Brian McLauchlin has taken the reporter role on both the radio and BBC Sportscene strands for this match. Recent personal notes from Brian McLauchlin highlight his role as Senior Reporter and the breadth of his coverage, from football and golf to rugby and more. His involvement in both the radio and visual reporting strands for this match underlines a steady career as a reporting figure across multiple sports platforms.

The supporting punditry and reporting roles, from Callum Davidson on the radio to Charlie Mulgrew, Alan Hutton and Rob Maclean on the Premier Sports feed, round out a full complement of eyes and ears on this Aberdeen against St Johnstone match.

With kick-off at 14:00, there is plenty of choice across radio, visual and world feeds. Whether you are tuning in for the Radio Scotland commentary from Kheredine Idessane and Willie Miller, watching the action through Premier Sports Player UK, or following St Johnstone's own SaintsTV broadcast, the full match is covered.

Article generated: 11 October 2026, 14:02 GMT