Belgium and Senegal face off at Seattle Stadium in the round of 32 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup tonight, with both sides aiming to advance and remain at the Pacific Northwest venue for a last-16 encounter against either the United States or Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Belgium vs Senegal match will be shown live and free-to-air on ITV1, while fans can also stream the action on ITVX.

Pre-match coverage starts at 8:15pm, leading up to the 9pm kick-off. Here’s a full look at who will be bringing analysis, commentary and expert insight from ITV’s Brooklyn-based studio, along with all the key broadcast details you need to know.

ITV’s coverage will be fronted by Mark Pougatch, who will anchor the broadcaster’s leading punditry team throughout the pre-match build-up, half-time discussions, post-match analysis, and any interruptions caused by FIFA scheduling or weather delays.

Gary Neville will be providing his trademark tactical insights from the studio as the round of 32 progresses at full tilt.

Neville will be joined by his former Manchester United teammate Roy Keane on the expert panel for the Belgium vs Senegal broadcast.

Together, Keane and Neville boast an impressive record of 15 Premier League titles won under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson, offering a deep reservoir of international football knowledge and experience.

The former Republic of Ireland captain Keane earned 67 international caps, while Neville represented England 85 times at senior level, both bringing invaluable perspectives to the discussion.

Also part of the studio lineup is Ian Wright. The former England striker netted nine goals in 33 senior appearances for his country—figures that arguably should have been higher given his striking prowess.

Wright scored over 125 First Division and Premier League goals for Arsenal during the 1990s, helping the club secure a domestic cup double in the 1992–93 season and a Premier League and FA Cup double in 1997–98.

On commentary duty for Belgium vs Senegal will be Sam Matterface, who will be joined in Seattle by another former Arsenal defender, Lee Dixon.

Dixon, who represented England 22 times, will provide co-commentary and expert analysis alongside Matterface throughout the match.

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