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Peter Crouch is to front a new comedy entertainment series.
The former footballer will host 14 episodes of ‘Crouch’s Euro Fest 2020’, a live post-match show combining the worlds of comedy, entertainment and football, after selected European Championships matches next year.
He said: "I’m absolutely thrilled to be working with the BBC and can’t quite believe this is happening.
"All I did was dance like a robot 13 years ago and now I’ve got my own actual TV show.
"I can’t wait for Euro 2020 and for football fever to grip the nation."
Filmed in front of a live studio audience, Peter will be joined by a team of hosts and celebrity guests as they look back at the big game of the night with a comedy twist, combined with a live house band, games, and more.
Charlotte Moore, Director of BBC Content, said: "Peter Crouch’s new show will make unmissable viewing this summer on BBC One with his very own festival that will bring the nation together to celebrate the Euros."
Gabe Turner, Executive Producer of Fulwell 73, added: "’Crouch’s Euro Fest 2020′ is an exciting new comedy entertainment format that fits perfectly in Fulwell’s DNA. It’s fun, irreverent and most importantly about the beautiful game – football.
"Led by the brilliant Peter Crouch, it’s an ideal show for BBC One and we’re looking forward to unveiling the other names on the team sheet as soon as possible.
"Hopefully England, Wales and the other home nations who qualify will have great tournaments, and ‘Crouch’s Euro Fest 2020’ will be the home for all the Euro celebrations."

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