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	ESPN » Seasons 2018-2021 ESPN+ has exclusive English-language broadcast rights for the English FA Cup, through the rights-cycle period from 2018 until 2021. ESPN+ will stream 79 FA Cup matches per season on its subscription-based digital streaming platform. Available on: ESPN+
	Sirius XM Holdings » Season 2018-2019 Available on: SiriusXM FC
	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.
	MUTV App » Season 2018-2019
	Palace PlayerHD Live » Seasons 2016-2019 Live audio commentary of Crystal Palace's FA Cup matches.

ESPN+ streaming schedule: AC Milan-Lazio, Inter-Roma, Major League Soccer

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Deeney slams 'loser' Jimenez over goal celebration after FA Cup semis win

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Despite Watford's incredible comeback win, the Hornets captain could not let Jimenez's mask celebration go.

CONFIRMED: Manchester City to play Watford in FA Cup final

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The date is set!

Sterling explains why he bought 550 FA Cup semi final tickets for students of his old school

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The 24-year-old winger has revealed the motive behind the gesture which resulted in pupils of his former school coming to Wembley.

Guardiola reveals how Man City intends to edge Liverpool in Premier League title race

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The 48 years old Spanish manager remains confident in his side with the battle for the trophy still ongoing.

April 5-7, 2019 games to watch featuring Barcelona vs Atletico, Der Klassiker

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Barcelona vs Atletico, Bayern Munich vs Dortmund, the FA Cup semi-finals, and Juventus vs AC Milan are just a few of the exciting games coming up.

Man City vs Brighton: FA Cup semi-final exclusively on ESPN+ in USA on April 6, 2019

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In our match preview informing you how to watch Man City's FA Cup semi-final clash with Brighton, we compare team statistics and analyze both teams’ head-to-head record.

ESPN+ streaming schedule: Ajax-PSV, Roma-Fiorentina, Toronto FC-NYFC, Cascadia Cup

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The conclusion of the international break introduces the return of club football and a host of blockbuster clashes including Ajax-PSV, Roma-Fiorentina, and Toronto FC-NYFC are imminent.

MLS, FA Cup semi-finals, Ajax vs PSV lead ESPN March 29 - April 07 coverage

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Club football returns to ESPN now that the international break is over, with Toronto FC vs New York City FC, Columbus Crew SC vs Atlanta United FC, and Man City vs Brighton leading the way.

Women's FA Cup semi-final: Manchester City v Chelsea - Live - BBC Sport

Relive the action as Manchester City and West Ham United both reach the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley.

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Howard's first days with Manchester United, lifting…

Friday, 12 Apr

Jiménez v Watford | FA Cup Semi-Final | Every Angle

Friday, 12 Apr

Doherty v Watford | FA Cup Semi-Final | Every Angle

Friday, 12 Apr

KIDS MIC'D UP! | FA CUP SEMI FINAL | ALTERNATIVE HI…

Thursday, 11 Apr

RAHEEM STERLING INVITES HIS OLD SCHOOL

Monday, 8 Apr

Man City 1-0 Brighton - Pep Guardiola Embargoed Post Ma…

Sunday, 7 Apr

Watford 3-2 Wolves - Javi Gracia Full Post Match Press…

Sunday, 7 Apr

Watford 3-2 Wolves - Nuno Espirito Santo Full Post Matc…

Sunday, 7 Apr

Man City 1-0 Brighton - Pep Guardiola Full Post Match P…

Saturday, 6 Apr

Man City 1-0 Brighton - Chris Hughton Full Post Match P…

Saturday, 6 Apr

GOAL FOR GABRIEL JESUS! | FA Cup Semi Final | Brighton…

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Pep Guardiola Embargoed Pre-Match Press Conference - Ma…

Friday, 5 Apr

Nuno on the FA Cup semi-final & signing Jiménez

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Nuno Espirito Santo Full Pre-Match Press Conference - W…

Friday, 5 Apr

Pep Guardiola Full Pre-Match Press Conference - Manches…

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About the FA Cup

The FA Cup is the world's oldest association football competition involving football clubs from England’s top 4 leagues in the English football league system, namely the Premier League, The Championship, League One and League Two.

The knock-out competition which runs from August to May involves many rounds broken into a Qualifying Competition and the Competition Proper. 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.

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.

The 2018–19 FA Cup is in its 138th edition. The tournmanet is sponsored by Emirates Airlines and referreed to as The Emirates FA Cup. The winner gets automatic qualification to the 2019–20 edition of the UEFA Europa League.

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.

What are the dates of the 2019 FA Cup rounds?

• Third Round Proper - January 4-7, 2019.
• Fourth Round Proper - Draw: January 7, 2019. First match: January 26, 2019.
• Fifth Round Proper - Draw: January 28, 2019. First match: February 16, 2019.
• Quarter finals - Draw: February 18, 2019. First match: March 16, 2019.
• Semi finals - Draw: March 18, 2019. First match: April 6, 2019.
• Final - May 18, 2019