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Alex Scott quits Disney+ role as Women’s Champions League presenter

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Alex Scott quits Disney+ role as Women’s Champions League presenter

Scott walking away to focus on other projects Disney+ was criticised after opening round this season Alex Scott has left her role as a presenter of the Women’s Champions League coverage on Disney+.

It is understood it was Scott’s decision to walk away and focus on other projects, including her new show, One More Word WSL, which she works on with her fellow former England internationals Anita Asante and Fara Williams.

Scott had fronted the streaming platform’s coverage of the leading women’s European club competition since it obtained the rights in 2025.

Disney’s production levels were criticised after the opening round of fixtures this season after a series of technical problems, including an unscheduled advert break that interrupted the second half of Arsenal’s 1-0 win over HB Køge for more than three minutes.

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