The FA Cup: Full TV Schedule and Live Stream

The drama, triumphs and upsets of one of the world's greatest club competitions.

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Episodes First Round

2025/26: First Round

Jason Mohammad presents highlights from the first round of the FA Cup, including South Shields v Shrewsbury Town, Eastleigh against Walsall, and Port Vale v Maldon and Tiptree.
Duration: 1h 29m First broadcast: 5:45pm 2 Nov 2025
Availability: Available until Tue 7:15pm (until 02 Dec 2025)
Episodes Eastleigh v Walsall

2025/26: Eastleigh v Walsall

Eastleigh take on Walsall in the first round of the 2025/26 FA Cup.
Duration: 2h 29m First broadcast: 2pm 2 Nov 2025
Availability: Available until Tue 4:30pm (until 02 Dec 2025)
Episodes Brackley Town v Notts County

2025/26: Brackley Town v Notts County

Brackley Town take on Notts County in the first round of the FA Cup.
Duration: 3h 8m First broadcast: 31 Oct 2025
Availability: Available until Mon 8:23pm (until 01 Dec 2025)
Episodes 8. All the finals - 2000s

FA Cup Magic: 8. All the finals - 2000s

Relive all the goals from FA Cup finals in the 2000s, including victories for Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea.
Duration: 16 mins First broadcast: 16 May 2019
Availability: Available for 24 days (until 23 Dec 2025)
Episodes 7. All the finals - 2010s

FA Cup Magic: 7. All the finals - 2010s

Relive all the goals from FA Cup finals in the 2010s, including victories for Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea.
Duration: 13 mins First broadcast: 16 May 2019
Availability: Available for 21 days (until 19 Dec 2025)

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