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CLIVE TYLDESLEY, known as the voice of England football, was axed from his position as ITV’s Prime commentator last July after 22 years in the role.The 66-year-old spoke to the biggest ever British audience for a single game when the Three Lions lost to Croatia in the 2018 World Cup semi-final in front of 24.3million viewers.
Clive Tyldesley commentating during the Euro 2012
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Why was Clive Tyldesley bumped from his role?
The Radcliffe born broadcaster’s voice has provided the backdrop to many memorable Champions League nights, as well as World Cups, European Championships, England friendlies and FA Cups.
Although ITV have stood Tyldesley down from his previous role, he will still be in the commentary box in a supporting role for Euro 2020. 
According to the Daily Mail, Tyldesley and ITV mutually agreed more than two years ago that his role would change at some point in 2020, because the broadcaster felt that this would be the right moment for a new leading voice.
The move away from ITV allowed Tyldesley to work for rival broadcasters throughout the 20/21 season including Amazon Prime Video.
Sam Matterface was in-turn announced as ITV’s new principal figure in place of Tyldesley for any future England games.
Tyldesley will be commentating for ITV at the Euro Championship
Tyldesley claimed he considered “storming out” of his meeting with ITV bosses after he was presented with the news.
However, after a change of heart, he realised he would still be able to cover top-tier matches and continue to fulfil his passion. 

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, he said: “I could have stormed out, but I thought, no I quite fancy commentating on France versus Italy.
“No more England, so it will be a slightly strange thing.
“Once the decision has been taken you have to absorb it, realise it’s not the end of the world. It’s nice if you’re missed a little bit.”
Tyldesley also opened up on his replacement, Matterface, insisting he holds no bad ties with his 43-year-old replacement.
He added: “I don’t think ITV replaced me with a younger man for the sake of that, I think they replaced me with a different kind of commentator.
“And even though I was shocked by the decision and didn’t agree with it, I can accept it, because Sam commentates in a different way.
“But when I hear that somebody as capable as Mark Pougatch has been replaced on the BBC by somebody who has got a younger voice, but broadcasts in the same way, only not as well, I can’t fathom that out at all. More

CLIVE TYLDESLEY, known as the voice of England football, was axed from his position as ITV’s Prime commentator last July after 22 years in the role.The 66-year-old spoke to the biggest ever British audience for a single game when the Three Lions lost to Croatia in the 2018 World Cup semi-final in front of 24.3million viewers.
Clive Tyldesley commentating during the Euro 2012
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Why was Clive Tyldesley bumped from his role?
The Radcliffe born broadcaster’s voice has provided the backdrop to many memorable Champions League nights, as well as World Cups, European Championships, England friendlies and FA Cups.
Although ITV have stood Tyldesley down from his previous role, he will still be in the commentary box in a supporting role for Euro 2020. 
According to the Daily Mail, Tyldesley and ITV mutually agreed more than two years ago that his role would change at some point in 2020, because the broadcaster felt that this would be the right moment for a new leading voice.
The move away from ITV allowed Tyldesley to work for rival broadcasters throughout the 20/21 season including Amazon Prime Video.
Sam Matterface was in-turn announced as ITV’s new principal figure in place of Tyldesley for any future England games.
Tyldesley will be commentating for ITV at the Euro Championship
Tyldesley claimed he considered “storming out” of his meeting with ITV bosses after he was presented with the news.
However, after a change of heart, he realised he would still be able to cover top-tier matches and continue to fulfil his passion. 

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, he said: “I could have stormed out, but I thought, no I quite fancy commentating on France versus Italy.
“No more England, so it will be a slightly strange thing.
“Once the decision has been taken you have to absorb it, realise it’s not the end of the world. It’s nice if you’re missed a little bit.”
Tyldesley also opened up on his replacement, Matterface, insisting he holds no bad ties with his 43-year-old replacement.
He added: “I don’t think ITV replaced me with a younger man for the sake of that, I think they replaced me with a different kind of commentator.
“And even though I was shocked by the decision and didn’t agree with it, I can accept it, because Sam commentates in a different way.
“But when I hear that somebody as capable as Mark Pougatch has been replaced on the BBC by somebody who has got a younger voice, but broadcasts in the same way, only not as well, I can’t fathom that out at all. More

ITV’S LIVE coverage for Euro 2020 will be presented by broadcaster Seema Jaswal, who is well travelled in the field of sports presenting.The 36-year-old from Richmond hosts the shows Kick Off and Fanzone for Premier League Productions, as well as presenting Channel 4’s coverage of Motorsports.
Jaswal also spent three years working for Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff
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She also appears on Channel 4’s coverage of the BDO Darts and the BBC for the World Snooker Championships, but has never presented a major football tournament live.
Speaking to ITV’s Euro 2020 Live Coverage on what she’s most looking forward to this summer, Jaswal said: “Well it will be the first time I’ll be presenting the live match coverage at a major tournament for ITV so as you can imagine I’m super excited!
“I was part of the team in 2018 for the World Cup in Russia and I present the  Premier League’s global coverage every week but this is somethingspecial and I can’t wait!”
Jaswal, as well as Mark Pougatch and Reshmin Chowdhury will present ITV’s coverage of the Euros
ITV employed Jaswal for the 2018 World Cup in Russia, working as a reporter and summariser.
Jaswal also anchored FIFA’s coverage of the U-17 World Cup in 2017.

How old is she?
Jaswal has now been in TV and radio for over a decade after getting her break on CBBC in 2008.
Born in 1985, she is currently 36 years old.
Is Seema Jaswal married?
Seema’s maiden name is Pathan but she likes to keep her private life out of the public eye.
She is married but prefers to keep her husband out the limelight.
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