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ITV has confirmed its beloved award-winning game show is returning to screens - but it's got serious competition.

The broadcaster has announced exactly when the new series of Beat the Chasers will kick off.

ITV have confirmed its beloved award-winning game show is returning to screens - but it's got serious competition
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ITV have confirmed its beloved award-winning game show is returning to screens - but it's got serious competitionCredit: ITV
The broadcaster has announced exactly when the new series of Beat the Chasers will kick off
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The broadcaster has announced exactly when the new series of Beat the Chasers will kick offCredit: Rex
However, The Finish Line with Roman Kemp will return on the exact same day in a schedule clash
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However, The Finish Line with Roman Kemp will return on the exact same day in a schedule clashCredit: BBC

The show, which is a spin-off to The Chase, is also presented by Bradley Walsh.

It sees celebrity contestants and the beloved Chasers go head-to-head.

However, unlike The Chase, the contestants must face all five chasers at once.

The new series will kick off on Monday, May 6 at 9pm on ITV1 and will air nightly across the week.

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Full celebrity line-up for Beat The Chasers

The upcoming ITV series features a star-studded cast of competitors

Comedian Neil Delamere
Presenter Michelle Ackerley
Broadcaster Charlie Stayt
Antiques expert Danny Sebastian
Presenter Rick Edwards
Actor and presenter Stephen Mangan
Food critic Grace Dent
Olympian hockey player Sam Quek
Olympian gymnast  Nile Wilson
Interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
Actor Shobna Gulati
Former England goalkeeper David James
Paralympian Will Bayley
Chat-show host Jonathan Ross
Former MP Edwina Currie
Radio DJ Edith Bowman
Presenter Stephen Brown

But Bradley and his team face stiff competition as the BBC will launch the new series of The Finish Line on the same day at 4:30pm.

Presented by Roman Kemp, it sees contestants compete in quiz-fuelled races across a unique racetrack set.

Knowledge equals speed so the more you know, the further you go.

The first series aired late last year on BBC One, which directly rivalled Tipping Point on ITV1.

The show is produced by Potato, which is the same production company behind The Chase, Sitting on a Fortune and Moneyball.

BBC bosses previously green lit the show's second series, which has been given an extended run.

30 episodes have been ordered for BBC One's daytime schedule

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Unlike The Chase, the contestants must face all five chasers at once
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Unlike The Chase, the contestants must face all five chasers at onceCredit: Rex
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