Watch Bologna v Inter Milan: Patrick Kendrick and Manuel Pascali on world feed commentary
The Serie A competition between Bologna and Inter Milan takes live on Saturday 17 October 2026, with kick-off at 17:00 UK time. Coverage will be carried on a broad range of broadcasters, from regional Italian feeds to international networks based in the United States and Canada. Because this is a Serie A fixture, the commentary will be supplied by the world feed, and the pairing behind it this week is a familiar and polished one.
The main commentary will be led by P Patrick Kendrick, with P Manuel Pascali taking the co-commentator role. That pairing has become a staple across Serie A coverage on international broadcasters, and the two are frequently mentioned together as a duo that appears to enjoy working in tandem. Fans following the latest season have described them as a delightful pair, and their broadcast gives this high-profile clash a recognisable matchday soundtrack.
The commentators
P Patrick Kendrick is a renowned freelance football commentator with extensive experience covering Serie A and European football. He began his career in regional radio before progressing to television, where he became known for his articulate delivery and deep tactical knowledge. That background has served him well across a growing number of fixtures, and his presence on the world feed this week gives Bologna v Inter Milan a confident, well-jasoned commentary track.
P Manuel Pascali leads the co-commentator role alongside him. The two have developed a reputation for working seamlessly together across the season, and their familiarity with the Serie A format makes them an ideal pair to guide viewers through the match from start to finish.
Where to watch
The match will be available on several channels. Italian feeds include Inter TV, which carries highlights, and the Inter app for geo-restricted coverage. On the international side, the world feed is carried on CBS Sports Golazo Network in the United States, FuboTV Canada, and Paramount+ USA.
Whether you are following from Italy or tuning in from further afield, the world feed commentary from P Patrick Kendrick and P Manuel Pascali ensures the broadcast stays recognisable and polished throughout. For background on the commentators behind this week's pairing, you can read more on their world feed coverage here.
Article generated: 17 October 2026, 17:01 GMT
