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Watch Celtic v Rangers on Sky Sports, commentated by Ian Crocker
The Scottish SWPL competition returns on , with Ian Crocker back in charge of the commentary. He will be joined by Gordon Duncan, who takes on the reporter's duties, giving the whole thing a proper broadcast feel. The match pits Celtic against Rangers, and both will be represented on the field.
Channels and where to watch
The main highlights will be carried on Sky Sports, with Ian Crocker doing the commentary. For those who want the full-definition stream, Sky Sports Football HD is also on offer, again with Ian Crocker commentating and Gordon Duncan reporting.
There is also a Sky Sports News / HD feed available, where Gordon Duncan will be handling the reporting. That gives viewers a couple of different ways to follow the action, depending on whether they want highlights, a HD feed or news-style coverage.
Who is commentating
Ian Crocker is the main commentator for the match. He was born in 1965, making him around 60 or 61 by the time of this competition, and he works for Sky Sports as a British association football commentator. His presence on the commentary duties is a familiar one for those who follow these events.
Gordon Duncan is taking on the reporter role. He has an affinity with West Ham, where he later landed a job as a matchday stadium announcer, and he is associated with Motherwell. His story about one of Martin O'Neill's last press conferences is the kind of thing he brings to these broadcasts, and he has a great way of adding colour to the coverage.
The teams
Celtic and Rangers are the two teams in this competition, and both will be represented on the field. The match is set for 12:00 UK time on , giving plenty of time for the commentary and reporting to run through.
The competition itself is part of the Scottish SWPL series, and it brings together the two teams for a proper day of action. With Ian Crocker and Gordon Duncan on hand, the coverage should be in good shape.
How to follow
For those who want to follow the match, the Sky Sports highlights feed is a good place to start, with the HD options available for those who want more. The Sky Sports News / HD feed is also worth a look, especially with Gordon Duncan reporting.
The competition is set for , with the match beginning at 12:00 UK time. Whether you want highlights, a HD feed or news-style coverage, there is a way to follow the action, and Ian Crocker and Gordon Duncan will be there to make it all happen.
Article generated: 15 November 2026, 12:01 GMT