Broadcast info
Who’s playing: Arsenal look to wash away the memories of their embarrassing 10-2 Champions League exit when they host Lincoln City in the FA Cup quarter-final.
What time: At 9:30am PT / 12:30pm ET / 5:30pm UTC / 5:30pm GMT / 6:30pm CET on Saturday, March 11.
Which stadium: The 60,432-seat Emirates Stadium in London will be the venue.
Which channel:
In the USA at 12:30pm ET on Fox Soccer 2GO USA, Fox Sports 2 USA, SiriusXM FC, Fox Sports GO, FOX Deportes, fuboTV
In Canada at 12:30pm ET on Sportsnet World
In the UK at 5:30pm GMT on BT Sport Live Streaming, BBC Radio, BT Sport 4K UHD, BT Sport 2, BBC Radio 5 Live Extra, BBC Radio 5 Live
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Match facts
- This is the first meeting between these two sides in 112 years.
- Arsenal have won 18 of their last 19 FA Cup ties.
- Lincoln have only lost twice in their last 34 games.
- The Gunners sit 88 spots ahead of their Saturday opponents.
- The Imps are the first non-league club to reach the FA Cup last 8 since QPR in 1914.
Can Arsenal bounce back after their midweek horrors?
Last week saw Arsenal hit a new low. After losing 5-1 away to Bayern Munich, the Gunners hosted the German giants only to lose by that exact same score. The whopping 10-2 aggregate is the biggest defeat by an English club in a European competition.
Protest for Arsene to leave the club has only increased. Fans held an anti-Wenger march outside the Emirates prior to the Champions League demolition, but the board has since confirmed that the Frenchman will complete his contract until the summer before a decision on his future is made.
Le Prof needs a victory, and a win against Lincoln to make the FA Cup semis would be a good start. However, the Gunners must pull this off without two players: Danny Welbeck and Alex Iwobi.
The English forward and Nigerian midfielder are both out due to illness. Mesut Ozil faces the same problem, racing against time to be fit for Saturday’s game. There could be starts for Rob Holding, Jeff Reine-Adelaide and Ainsley Maitland-Niles, whilst David Ospina will likely take his place in between the sticks for this tie.
Lincoln have been given the go-ahead to include Riccardo Calder and goalkeeper Ross Etheridge – on loan from Aston Villa and Doncaster respectively – in their FA Cup squad. Cup-tied forward Lee Angol misses out, having already featured for Peterborough in the FA Cup earlier this season.
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