England - FA Cup

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	ESPN » Seasons 2018-2021 ESPN+ will broadcast 79 FA Cup matches per season. Available on: ESPN+
	Arsenal Player » Seasons 2018-2021 Live audio coverage of all Arsenal games.
	evertontv » Seasons 2016-2019 Live audio commentary of Everton's FA Cup games.
	Palace PlayerHD Live » Seasons 2016-2019 Live audio commentary of Crystal Palace's FA Cup matches.

FA Cup: Blackpool 3-2 Solihull Moors - in-play clips, radio & text - BBC Sport

FA Cup: Stunning Jennings goals earn Tranmere tie with Spurs - in-play clips & text - BBC Sport

Every FA Cup Third Round match will be aired this season on ESPN+ - Awful Announcing

FA Cup second round: Tim Flowers leads Solihull Moors against Blackpool - BBC Sport

FA Cup replays scrapped a season earlier than planned to ease fixture congestion for top sides - Evening Standard

Darren Carter eager to beat Arsenal again in FA Cup third round — 13 years on - Irish Mirror

Bill Slater dead at 91: Wolves lead tributes to club legend and ex-England star after he passes away - The Irish Sun

Sport on TV 2019 calendar: how to watch the Premier League, Rugby World Cup and more - Radio Times

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Yesterday

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Sunday, 9 Dec

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Friday, 7 Dec

ON THE ROAD: Walsall FA Cup

Saturday, 1 Dec

"What a SAVE!" | U21 Keepers Try to Score Aga…

Thursday, 29 Nov

Denmark U21 1-5 England U21 | Solanke's Ridiculous…

Wednesday, 21 Nov

U21s Look Confident Ahead of Denmark Clash | Training …

Tuesday, 20 Nov

England 2-1 Croatia | Late Harry Kane Goal Seals Dramat…

Monday, 19 Nov

The FA Cup is the world's oldest association football competition. The tournament is now in its 138th edition, consisting of six preliminary rounds and eight additional ties that lead to the tournament’s final.

Aside from the trophy, the winner of this competition earns access to the group stage of the UEFA Europa League. The first ever FA Cup final, in the 1871-72 campaign, was attended by 2,000 spectators. In the 21st century, the number has increased from over 71,000 to almost 90,000 spectators.

The 2017-18 FA Cup saw Chelsea claim the title, after beating Manchester United in a close 1-0 match. This was the Blues’ eighth title in this competition, good enough to become the third most winning team in history, behind Manchester United (12 titles) and Arsenal (13 titles).

The FA Cup’s preliminary rounds for the 2018-19 campaign began on August 10, 2018, and are set to conclude on October 20. The First Round of the main tournament is scheduled to begin on November 10. Meanwhile, the competition’s final match will take place at Wembley Stadium on May 18, 2019.

Did you know? Ashley Cole is the most decorated player in FA Cup history, having played a role in seven titles (three with Arsenal, four with Chelsea). Arsene Wenger is the most-winning coach in tournament history, having led the Gunners to seven FA Cup titles, the last one of them in 2017.