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2026 World Cup

BBC v ITV: who won the UK’s battle of the World Cup 2026 broadcasters?

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Danny Murphy’s decision to start talking about his deceased cat will haunt the rest of his career while Christina Unkel’s referee analysis was no-nonsense and to the point

The final may be Argentina v Spain, but ardent media watchers in the UK know that in broadcasting terms, a World Cup is always a domestic battle between the BBC and ITV. So who won on these important criteria?

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