Where in Russia is the ITV studio based during the World Cup and who are their presenters?
Both the BBC and ITV will share coverage from Russia this summer and are wheeling out some familiar faces
WITH England fans voting with their feet at Russia 2018, the majority of us will be watching the tournament on the box.
Both ITV and the BBC have joint broadcast rights for the tournament which begins on June 14 in Moscow.
There are plenty of familiar faces on the pundit teams, ready to lead you through what should be a brilliant summer of sport.
Where in Russia are ITV based during the World Cup?
THE ITV studio overlooks Moscow's famous Red Square.
It will be used throughout the World Cup as a base, with sides facing lengthy trips between their games.
England have to travel nearly 2000 miles just in the group stages.
Who are their presenters?
AHEAD of the tournament, ITV have announced a star-studded lineup.
It includes Sky Sports' Gary Neville, as well as Roy Keane, Martin O'Neill, Patrice Evra and Slaven Bilic.
Eni Aluko, Ryan Giggs, Ian Wright and Lee Dixon will also be giving their insight in Moscow, whilst refereeing analysis will be left to former Premier League whistler Mark Clattenburg.
Mark Pougatch and Jacqui Oatley will anchor the show, whilst Swedish legend Henrik Larsson will also bring his extensive knowledge to the table.
And Seema Jaswal will join Gabriel Clarke in summarising the action from around Russia during the finals.
23 matches from the group stages will be shown on ITV, with 32 games in total including the knockout stages.
