Rebecca Lowe

Rebecca Lowe is a highly respected and recognizable sports presenter, notably serving as the lead studio host for NBC Sports’ Premier League coverage and a daytime host for their Olympic broadcasts. After winning BBC Television’s Talent Search for a football reporter in November 2002, Rebecca Lowe swiftly launched into a distinguished career in sports broadcasting, making significant contributions to UK sports journalism. Her early tenure at the BBC saw her reporting for ‘Final Score’ on top Premier League matches, contributing to ‘Football Focus,’ and presenting ‘Football in the Community’ for ‘Match of the Day.’ She also served as a main sports presenter for BBC News 24 and BBC Radio 5 Live, and was the England team reporter for the 2005 Women’s European Championship and the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. In 2007, Lowe transitioned to Setanta Sports, co-hosting coverage of the Football Conference and co-presenting ‘Football Matters.’ Following Setanta’s closure, she joined ESPN UK in 2009, where she notably made history as the first woman in the UK to host an FA Cup Final in 2012.

Her prominent role in NBC’s Olympic programming extended to the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics and the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, with her contract notably re-upped in 2022 to continue through the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics. Lowe is also slated to serve as a lead daytime host for the upcoming Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. Beyond her extensive football and Olympic commitments, she co-hosts NBC’s Kentucky Derby coverage, showcasing her breadth across major sporting events, and co-hosts the popular podcast ‘It’s Called Soccer,’ further influencing the growth of football awareness across the United States.