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ITV have pulled out of the stops for their stunning World Cup studio overlooking New York City. The likes of Laura Woods, Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Ian Wright will be based in the Big Apple for the ...

The BBC has unveiled its World Cup studio that will broadcast every moment of the 2026 tournament - all from the heart of Salford. The Manchester Evening News went behind the scenes at the new studios ...

“If I was standing here saying everything is going to be done from a studio in Dallas, you would rightly be saying to me, ‘How can we justify that spend?’” BBC director of sport Alex Kay-Jelski is ...

FANS were left in awe as ITV unveiled their incredible World Cup studio. The broadcaster will be based in Brooklyn, New York as the tournament unfolds over the next six weeks. Please provide a valid ...

As the biggest tournament in football history gets underway, an outrageous first look at ITV’s breathtaking new studio might have left BBC bosses blushing. For the duration of the tournament, ITV ...

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ITV Sport has unveiled its brand-new studio for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with the broadcaster set to base its tournament coverage in Brooklyn, New York for what promises to be the biggest World Cup in ...

BBC Dir of Sport Alex Kay-Jelski unveiled its World Cup studio in Salford, England, the “centrepiece of which is a giant panoramic screen,” according to Ben Rumsby of the London TELEGRAPH. That screen ...