Watch St Johnstone v Dundee: Liam Dowdles and Steven Watt on the mic

The 7 November 2026 Scottish Premiership match, St Johnstone vs Dundee, kicks off at 15:00 UK time. Fans of both teams can follow the action live from their own channels, with Liam Dowdles commentating on behalf of Dundee FC via DeeTV and Steven Watt taking the mic for St Johnstone through SaintsTV.

Where to watch

For Dundee fans, DeeTV is the official channel of Dundee FC and offers home supporters a partisan, in-the-flesh experience of the match. On the other side, SaintsTV covers St Johnstone from their own home ground, giving their fans an equally devoted view of the proceedings. Both channels are run to keep their respective audiences right in the heart of the action, from the first kick-off to the last score.

About the commentators

Liam Dowdles, whose energetic and knowledgeable style has won a loyal following among Dundee supporters, is back on the mic for the Dundee side. His reputation as a passionate, informed commentator has made him a fixture among the team's TV supporters, and he brings his usual drive to every outing.

On the St Johnstone side, Steven Watt returns to his special role as Saints TV commentator. Born on 1 May 1985, he is a Scottish football manager and former player who has notably played Premier League football for Chelsea, as well as for Barnsley, Swansea City and Inverness. He currently serves as manager of Hythe Town, and his dulcet tones have been noted by fans since he first took up the role on a voluntary basis.

Steven Watt's journey behind the mic has been a memorable one, and his passion for the job shone through in recent runs. Fans can read more about his career and stats on his ICDb profile at Steven Watt's ICDb profile.

The match ahead

With both commentators in place and their channels ready, the stage is set for a compelling clash on 7 November. Whether you back St Johnstone or Dundee, there is a home for you and a voice to guide you through every step of the match.

Article generated: 7 November 2026, 03:27 GMT