Watch Liverpool v Arsenal: Dan Roebuck and Adrian Clarke headline commentary across BBC, Sky Sports and the world feed

The 2026 English Premier League match between Liverpool and Arsenal takes place on Saturday, 1 November 2026, with commentary kicking off at 16:30 UK time. For those watching from home, the BBC remains a reliable anchor for audio and radio coverage. BBC Radio 5 Live is fronted by presenter Steve Crossman, with John Murray as main commentator and Stephen Warnock providing commentary throughout, joined by pundits Julien Laurens, Nedum Onuoha and Carl Jenkinson, and reporter Gary Flintoff.

The BBC Sounds App offers the same core commentary from John Murray and Stephen Warnock under Steve Crossman, while also bringing in presenter Delyth Lloyd, an extra pundit in Brad Friedel, and the ever-present Gary Flintoff. For pure audio online, BBC Sport Online (Audio) carries Steve Crossman, John Murray and Stephen Warnock with the usual trio of pundits, while BBC World Service runs from Delyth Lloyd with Brad Friedel rounding out the pundit lineup.

The world feed and headline commenters

The heart of the broadcast comes from the world feed, where Conor McNamara takes the main commentary role and Matthew Upson provides supporting commentary throughout the match. Across several regional and international channels this feed is carried forward, meaning viewers on Disney+, ESPN Extra, FuboTV, Hub Premier 1 HD, NOW Premier League TV, Sky Sport 8 NZ HD, Stan Sport Australia, Star Sports Select HD1 and SuperSport Premier League HD all benefit from the same worldwide commentary.

Those channels are presented by Steve Bower, with additional commentary handled by the world feed team and supported by pundits Lee Hendrie and Dean Saunders, alongside John Barnes. For a fuller picture of how these worldwide shows are produced, Premier League Productions is the IMG-led company behind the studio shows and commentators serving global viewers.

Sky Sports, FlashScore and talkSPORT

Sky Sports delivers the main event across its HD and UHD feeds, presented by Davies Jones with Peter Drury as main commentator and Gary Neville providing commentary. Pundits on this lineup include Ian Wright, Jamie Carragher, Daniel Sturridge and Patrick Davison, with Patrick Davison also reporting live. The supporting Sky Sports News / HD feed is covered by Gary Neville, with reporters including Gary Cotterill, Vinny O'Connor, Natalie Gedra, Harriet Prior and Patrick Davison. Sky also runs a highlights feed from Peter Drury and Gary Neville, plus a separate audio description feed from Adam Inker.

For audio-first fans, FlashScore (audio, App and UK) is served entirely by main commentator David Windsor. Meanwhile, talkSPORT is presented by Sam Matterface, with Perry Groves providing commentary and Michael Gray reporting live.

The Arsenal App and other regional coverage

For viewers watching the match itself, the Arsenal App and Arsenal.com carry commentary from main commentator Dan Roebuck and co-commentator Adrian Clarke. Dan Roebuck has a strong pedigree as a worldwide commentator, having been documented across the ESPN, BBC and ITV feeds for the 2021-22 season. Adrian Clarke, a former Arsenal winger, rounds out the pair with years of footballing experience behind him.

Other notable lines include NBCSN and Peacock USA, presented by Rebecca Lowe with Jon Champion as main commentator and Lee Dixon alongside Graeme Le Saux providing commentary, plus pundits such as Robbie Earle, Tim Howard and Gary Neville. Regional feeds from Newstalk, SiriusXM FC / talkSPORT International (presented by Ben Jacobs and Chris Perry), and beIN Sports MENA round out the coverage, with presenter Kaylyn Kyle and pundits including William Troost-Ekong and Philippe Senderos.

Article generated: 1 November 2026, 16:34 GMT