Telly teams to mull over every shot

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The World Cup will be screened on free-to-air TV, with BBC and ITV sharing rights. They will show different games, but both will broadcast the final.

Each will have a mix of hosts, expert pundits, and commentators.

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The BBC kicks off by showing Qatar v Ecuador tomorrow at 4pm. It will also screen England v Iran on Monday at 1pm and Wakes v Iran on Friday, at 10am.

It will also screen Wales v England on Tuesday, November 29, at 7pm.

Gary Lineker, below, is the main BBC host. The ex-england striker helped the Three Lions reach the 1990 World Cup semifinals. He will be supported by broadcasters Gabby Logan, Mark Chapman and Alex Scott, left. Pundits include Rio Ferdinand, Alan Shearer, Jurgen Klinsmann, Jermaine Jenas,

Micah Richards, Vincent Kompany, Gilberto Silva, Didier Drogba and Pablo Zabaleta – so there will be a lot of international expertise on hand.