The BBC has opted to broadcast the majority of the World Cup from within the UK, taking into account financial and environmental considerations.
The decision aims to minimize costs for the expanded 48-team tournament while also reducing the corporation's carbon footprint.
Meanwhile, ITV has been based in Brooklyn, New York, throughout the competition, boasting a studio with views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge.
Mark Chapman will present the England vs Argentina game from Atlanta this evening, sharing presenting duties with Gabby Logan and Kelly Cates throughout the tournament.
The trio replaced Gary Lineker as cost-hosts of Match of the Day last year, with this summer's World Cup marking the first major international men's tournament since 2002 without Lineker's involvement.
Chapman will be joined by former England players Wayne Rooney, Joe Hart, and Micah Richards, who will offer their expertise as pundits.
Rooney needs no introduction, having played for England, while Hart won 75 caps for his country as a goalkeeper between 2018 and 2007, representing England at three major tournaments.
Richards played 13 times for England between 2006 and 2012 and has established himself as a leading pundit on TV since retiring from the game.
Guy Mowbray, a regular on Match of the Day since 2004, will lead commentary for the game, joined by England and Newcastle legend Alan Shearer.
