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The pressure has eased slightly on Thomas Tuchel’s squad, who are now leading Group L and well placed to progress. However, anticipation remains high among supporters as England aim to secure their second consecutive victory. Many fans will be tuning in to follow the action closely — and to find out which experts are guiding them through the match coverage on the BBC.

The match between England and Ghana will take place in Boston, where the conditions are notably cooler compared to the weather back home. BBC One’s live broadcast will commence at 8pm UK time, with the kick-off scheduled for 9pm.

Gabby Logan will front the coverage as the lead presenter from the BBC studio. She will be joined by an experienced panel comprising three former England internationals.

Wayne Rooney, England’s all-time second most capped player, will share his insights and tactical analysis throughout the game. Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart will bring his unique perspective between the posts, analysing key moments from a shot-stopper’s viewpoint.

Micah Richards will round out the punditry team, offering both humour and thoughtful commentary on England’s defensive organisation and overall performance.

In the commentary box, the familiar tones of Guy Mowbray will be accompanied by former England striker Alan Shearer, who will add his expert analysis and in-depth match observations.

On the ground, Kelly Somers will serve as the BBC’s pitch-side reporter, providing the latest updates and reports from the England camp. Additionally, former referee Darren Cann will be on hand to offer professional insight into any VAR controversies or refereeing decisions that may arise during the contest.

With this line-up of experienced voices and familiar faces, BBC’s coverage of England vs Ghana promises to deliver comprehensive analysis, expert insight, and engaging commentary for football fans across the country.