News about Seema Jaswal

The Lionesses will face Spain in their first-ever World Cup final, kicking off at 11 a.m. in Sydney, in less than 48 hours. Both ITV and BBC will be broadcasting coverage of the case, with commentators already dreaming of etching their own iconic quote into public consciousness for decades to come. There's barely a whisker between the broadcasters, both of whom have been following the competition so far, with both companies bringing top talent to the rafters.

Seema Jaswal, an ITV presenter, apologised to Andros Townsend after the Everton actor did not respond well to being described as a 'ex-England foreigner.' Townsend was on commentary duty during Poland's World Cup match against Saudi Arabia. The Toffees winger hasn't played this season as he recovers from an ACL injury, and he has not played for England in the last six years.

MATT BARLOW IN DOHA: Seema Jaswal's live show was presented by former England internationals Karen Carney and Eni Aluko for the Group C match between Saudi and Poland at the Education City Stadium in Doha on Saturday. Nadia Nadim, a former Denmark international, had intended to be involved but had to cancel due to the sudden death of his mother on Tuesday. No one spoke to ITV, but it is unlikely to have been pure coincidence that they came together for the first time to host a high-profile game in a weekend slot starring Saudi Arabia.

With the Qatar World Cup only days away, nations are starting to select their final squads as the excitement and anticipation surrounding the tournament continues. However, a key part of any major tournament is still fighting for viewers between BBC and ITV. Each network broadcasts their own particular games before all being broadcast the final - giving viewers a direct choice over where to watch the showpiece game.

Seema Jaswal is pregnant. The Premier League host, 37, announced the good news as she crept her growing belly at The Baby Show in London on Saturday. She looked radiant in a charcoal fitted midi dress, though she wasn't holding her hands in the shape of a heart above her stomach.