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The long-awaited World Cup Final has finally arrived, and here is the full line-up of BBC commentators who will guide viewers through every moment of the action.

It’s here – the grand finale of the World Cup.

A total of 103 matches have been played to reach this stage, amounting to more than 154 hours of football and 618 minutes of hydration breaks. Every pass, tackle and goal has led to this decisive clash.

Although supporters of the Three Lions would have wished to see England in this ultimate contest, the match between Spain and Argentina promises to be an enthralling spectacle. So, who will be bringing the coverage to life for BBC audiences?

For viewers in the United Kingdom, this is the first time during the tournament that they can choose between broadcasters, as both BBC and ITV will air the final, which kicks off at 8 pm BST.

As for the BBC’s coverage, details have now been confirmed for their star-studded broadcast team covering the showdown in New Jersey.

Leading the presentation will be BBC veteran Gabby Logan, whose nearly three decades of experience in sports broadcasting make her one of the most respected figures in the industry.

She will be joined by an impressive panel of former England internationals – Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards and Joe Hart – who will provide expert insights and analysis before, during and after the final whistle.

Meanwhile, the live commentary during the two halves will be delivered by the BBC’s lead voice, Guy Mowbray. A familiar and trusted commentator, Mowbray’s presence is always a sign that a major footballing occasion is taking place.

Working alongside him will be Alan Shearer, the legendary former striker turned pundit, whose transition into broadcasting has been as remarkable as his playing career. This World Cup Final will undoubtedly stand among the biggest assignments of his media journey.

Pressure? What pressure? The BBC team is ready to bring the world’s biggest football match to millions of fans with unmatched energy and expertise.