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Tuesday, 19 September 2023
Live	2:45pm	Scarborough Athletic 3 - 0 Farsley Celtic
Live	2:45pm	Taunton Town 1 - 2 Merthyr Town
Live	2:45pm	Winchester City 4 - 1 Reading City
Live	2:45pm	Wroxham 3 - 4 Barton Rovers
Wednesday, 20 September 2023
Live	2:45pm	Ramsgate 3 - 2 Cray Wanderers
Saturday, 30 September 2023
	7:30am	Leek Town vs South Shields	BBC Red Button, BBC Sport Web, BBC iPla…
	8:00am	Darlington vs Scarborough Athletic
	10:00am	AFC Totton vs Berkhamsted
	10:00am	Alfreton Town vs AFC Emley
	10:00am	Aveley vs AFC Hornchurch

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Channels licensed to broadcast FA Cup in United States

ESPN » Seasons 2021-2024

ESPN+ has secured a broadcasting deal for the FA Cup, the oldest single-knockout cup competition in soccer. As part of this multiyear agreement, ESPN+ is set to stream 79 FA Cup matches exclusively every season. This comprehensive coverage extends beyond live matches, as ESPN+ may also provide highlights shows, match previews, and live draws for each round.

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About FA Cup

The FA Cup is the world's oldest association football competition. The tournament is now in its 139th edition, consisting of six preliminary rounds and eight additional ties that lead to the tournament’s final.

The tournament has endured some changes since its inception in 1871. One of those changes has to do with the attendance numbers, as the first-ever FA Cup final was witnessed live by 2,000. In later years, the final of the competition has welcomed as many 86,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.

This competition welcomes all football teams from England and Wales. Up to 736 teams have been invited to participate in the 2019-20 competition, with the first KO rounds seeing amateur teams fighting for a spot in the main draw. Up to the fifth round, games can be replayed in the event of a draw, but a level match after that stage of the competition will be decided in extra time or in a penalty shootout.

The winner of this competition earns access to two more tournaments: the UEFA Europa League and the FA Community Shield. If the team that wins the competition has already qualified to the UEFA Champions League or to the UEFA Europa League, then the spot will be awarded to the highest-ranked Premier League team without a ticket to play European competitions the following year.

Did you know? In the 2018-19 FA Cup final, Manchester City matched a 116-year-old record for the biggest win in the competition’s final match with their 6-0 win over Watford. That record belonged to Bury, who defeated Derby County with a similar score back in 1903.