The World Cup Final is here and, sadly, one of the most interesting battles from an English perspective is which broadcaster wins your attention.
That’s because both the BBC and ITV are showing the competition’s finale, to be contested between Spain and Argentina.
But who’s running the latter’s coverage?
The action kicks off at 8pm BST in New Jersey, and we now know who’ll be on the ground reporting for ITV.
Hosting the coverage, as he has done for many of the major games throughout, is lead ITV presenter Mark Pougatch.
And it’s a bumper team along with him to provide expert insight, with no less than four pundits in the form of Roy Keane, Karen Carney, Gary Neville and Ian Wright.
Heavyweight line-up, indeed.
Meanwhile, on commentary duties, it’s top dog Sam Matterface heading a triple threat also containing fan favourite Ally McCoist and the ever-present Lee Dixon.
For all our referee insights, the broadcaster will be throwing it over to Christina Unkel.