Football fans feasting their eyes on Euro 2020 coverage have revealed the most popular pundits at the championships.
BBC and ITV went head to head during the Euros with both recruiting strong teams to cover the multitude of games, with several matches kicking off at the same time.
ITV swooped to land the likes of Graeme Souness, Gary Neville and Roy Keane, normally seen together on Sky Sports, while the BBC combined their trusted panel of the likes of Alan Shearer, Alex Scott and Micah Richards with an international flavour of Jurgen Klinsmann and Cesc Fabregas.
A survey by bettingexpert.com asked football fans to select their favourite pundit and there were a number of interesting picks. Amazingly, the fantastic Ally McCoist didn’t get a mention, perhaps because he hasn’t been on screen, instead working as a co-commentator.
More than 1,000 football and TV fans were contacted to get their opinions after the group games of the Euro 2020 tournament.
Scroll through the list of pundits to see who was named as viewers’ favourite football analyst.
5. 16th: Ashley Cole
Arguably the greatest left-back to play for England, can he become one of the punditry greats? Photo: Michael Regan
6. 15th: Mark Hughes
Another Welshman in the studio - it could be his regular home now the management work seems to have dried up. Photo: GLYN KIRK
7. 14th: Dion Dublin
He's swapped stairs leading up to the bedroom for stairs leading up to the punditry gantry. A popular presence in BBC's coverage whether it's with Homes Under the Hammer or Match of the Day. Photo: Stu Forster
8. 13th: Jermaine Jenas
The BBC love the bright young thing. Currently acting as co-commentator on England games. Photo: Mike Hewitt