News about Lynsey Hipgrave

At the end of the TNT's thrilling victory over West Ham's broadcast, Newcastle presenter Lynsey Hipgrave was left red-faced. In Saturday's lunchtime game at St James' Park, Eddie Howe's men went from 3-1 down to win a thrilling 4-3 match. Hipgrave, who is a huge Newcastle fan, was unsurprisingly delighted as she closed the show in a sarcastic manner.

MATT HUGHES: Exclusive - MATT HUGHES: For the first time in TNT Sport's first season, the Women's Super League will compete for live rights, which will be a major boost for the women's game. The new £8 million-per-year broadcast contract, in which WSL matches are broadcast between Sky Sports and the BBC, has come to an end, and TNT's bid to raise the price of the TV has diminished dramatically. Although the WSL has yet to announce its invitation to tender, Mail Sport has learned that it will have a significant increase in the number of games available from the new deal, in which Sky broadcast 35 matches-a-season and the BBC 22. Following the conclusion of the Premier League's UK rights auction, the WSL auction is expected to begin in January. An increase in the number of WSL games televised could result in Sky and TNT broadcasting live rights as they do for the Premier League. TNT's excitement in acquiring the WSL has been raised by the prospect that the 3 p.m. blackout could be lifted next season, which would allow them to broadcast live matches on Saturday afternoons. The Warner Brothers/Discovery owned sports channel made the conscious decision to develop their live action program, whereas Sky has less enthusiasm in Saturday afternoon games because they remain dedicated to their famous results and discussion show, Soccer Saturday.

For the first time this evening, TNT will have live coverage of the Champions League group stage. TNT Sports is now the new BT Sport brand, having appeared in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland in July. The creation of a new brand follows Warner Brothers Discovery, who also owns Eurosport,'s acquisition of BT Sport last year in a deal worth up to £650 million.

On live television, Peter Crouch suffered a hilarious tumble as he competed in a crossbar challenge against Joe Cole ahead of Wolves' match against Liverpool. In a recent Mail Sport interview, the former Liverpool man compared himself to Darwin Nunez, but new boss Jurgen Klopp might reconsider calling up the now-pundit after coming a cropper while attempting to strike the ball. But Crouch was all smiles as he emerged from the Molineux turf and shared a laugh with TNT Sports host Lynsey Hipgrave and co-pundit Cole.

Jaydee Dyer, a former Sky Sports journalist, will play a new role at TNT Sports three months after leaving his old broadcaster in the midst of layoffs. In June, the host, as well as Guy Harvord, Dickie Davis, Bianca Westwood, and Lynsey Hooper were among six football journalists on the 13-strong team to leave the company. With long-serving broadcaster Geoff Shreeves’ departure from Sky after more than 30 years, major names were also not immune to the shakes.

NICK HARRIS: Cue Rio Ferdinand and Joe Cole are interviewed by Lynsey Hipgrave about their own experiences of delays. Cole recalled a long hiatus during a Tampa Bay Rowdies match due to a thunder storm. 'He said, 'Two and a half hours' sat down.' 'I needed a shoe horn to get me out of the changing room,' Ferdinand cited a brief halt in a West Ham match due to a floodlight failure, but then riffed for minutes on how critical timing is to diet, particularly because you're eating three hours after your pre-match meal.

The match between Rochdale and Ebbsfleet this evening was the first live football game televised by TNT Sports. On Saturday tea-time, Crown Oil Arena's National League meeting kicks-off the channel's live broadcast as they begin to cover the division for the new season. TNT's development came after Warner Brothers Discovery, who also owns Eurosport, bought BT Sport in a £650 million contract. The channel will continue to air all of the same big name shows BT Sport continues to air including the Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League. Although the final product is similar to that seen from BT Sport, there has been a rash of on-screen changes for TNT Sport's debut.

Exclusive BY MATT HUGHES: TNT Sport is reducing the number of pundits on duty at several of their Premier League games this season, causing a skepticism among some of the more popular ex-players about losing work. Rio Ferdinand, Peter Crouch, and Joe Cole, along with host Lynsey Hipgrave, were among TNT's current Premier League matches this season, but Mail Sport has learned that only two ex-players will be booked for some games this season. TNT workers have said that the change is part of cost-cutting initiatives that have also seen a large redundancy program since last year's merger between BT Sport and Warner Brothers Discovery, who opted to rebrand their sports channels.

TNT Sports has soared ahead of the new season with an all-female hosting staff, as well as keeping up with the top analyst picks from BT Sports. Sky Sports has undergone some changes over the summer, including some major departures. For the forthcoming season, Mail Sport examines the punditry squads for TNT, Sky Sports, BBC, CBS, and even BeIN Sports.

Today, TNT Sports is officially available in the United Kingdom and Ireland, with Laura Woods expected to lead the coverage. Following Warner Brothers Discovery's acquisition of BT Sport last year, who also owns Eurosport, in a contract worth up to £650 million, the launch of a new brand was a success. Reshmin Chowdhury, Lynsey Hipgrave, and others were among the all-female football presenters on the radio. Prioritizing the new season, Jules Breach has recalled Des Kelly as the touchline reporter.

Laura Woods was the centerpiece of TNT Sports' launch on Tuesday, as the broadcaster revealed their all-female roster of football presenters ahead of next season. Following Jake Humphrey's departure, the company's Premier League and Champions League coverage will be led by Reshmin Chowdhury, Lynsey Hipgrave, and Woods. In the meantime, Jules Breach has suspended Des Kelly, the broadcaster's touchline reporter, who had previously hosted Score, which was cancelled ahead of next year.

TNT Sports has officially launched in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, replacing BT Sport. Laura Woods is expected to lead an all-female lineup, presenting the Premier League and Champions League ahead of the new season. Following Jake Humphrey's departure, the company's coverage of TNT Sports will include Reshmin Chowdhury and Lynsey Hipgrave.

Laura Woods, Jules Breach, and Lynsey Hipgrave have been brought on to frontline TNT Sports' Premier League coverage next season, as the new sports channel seeks to ban the 'laddish banter' from football's television screens. Mail Sport takes a closer look at the all-female trio as TNT Sports' new-look broadcasting team prepares to revolutionize football coverage next season.

MATT HUGHES (left): Laura Woods (left) is expected to present Champions League coverage on TNT Sport next season. On the channel that is replacing BT Sport, Lynsey Hipgrave continues to front Premier League games. Woods was in discussions with owners Warner Bros Discovery last week about joining the rebranded channel, according to Mail Sport. Jake Humphrey (right), a long-serving BT Sport presenter, announced his departure on the following day after ten years.

MATT HUGHES: The deal suits both sides, with Arsenal safeguarding Saka's transfer value and the player keeping his options open if he wants to move in two years' time, when the club either cash in or offer him another new contract. Arsenal is reluctant to follow the European model of assigning players set release dates and instead put faith in their transfer team's negotiation abilities, despite sporting director Edu's lead. Saka's basic wages have tripled to around £200,000 a week, but if success targets are met, he may make more than $100,000 per week.

Exclusive BY MATT HUGHES: Mail Sport has learned that Woods has held positive talks with the new channel, which is owned by Warner Brothers Discovery, who are optimistic she will sign up. Jake Humphrey and Lynsey Hipgrave, who was given the Saturday lunchtime slot after signing up at the start of the season, were able to support BT's Premier League games this season. According to reports, Woods' bid included live matches and participation in other programs.

Darrell Currie, the BT Sport presenter, has revealed that he is suffering from a "chronic pain disorder" which has prompted him to take time off from television work. Currie, who is often seen helming coverage for the Scottish Premiership, declared he was'struggling health wise' in October after two weeks away from the screen, announcing that doctors are now getting to'get to the bottom of it' without sharing specifics. Now that the 40-year-old has released a statement to inform followers of his 'challenges' as he thanked those who had helped him during his time of ill health.

Fans of CBBC reunited at Michael Absalom and Francesca Sanders' wedding on Sunday. After announcing their engagement in December 2021, Best of Friends host Michael, 42, and his new wife Francesca tied the knot. On CBBC, Jake Humphrey's, who's presenting career, fired after Against All Odds, and his co-presenter Karen Campbell captured a dazzling snap with his colleagues.