FA Cup third round: How to watch, TV and streaming options, and date and time for the fourth-round draw
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FA Cup third round: How to watch, TV and streaming options, and date and time for the fourth-round draw
"Tottenham v Aston Villa (5.45pm)These two clubs have 15 FA Cup titles between them but neither have been victorious since Spurs claimed the trophy in 1991. Thomas Frank would love a repeat to ease the growing pressure. Villa's fans claim the FA Cup is a priority given the last time they won it was in 1957.Watch live on BBC One and TNT Sports 1. Stream via the BBC iPlayer and discovery+"
"Charlton v Chelsea (8pm)Liam Rosenior will take charge of Chelsea for the first time and will be desperate to avoid a cup shock on debut. Charlton are in rancid form in the Championship and the visitors ought to have too much.Watch live on TNT Sports 1 and stream via discovery+ Derby v Leeds (12pm)The clubs have recent beef following spygate in 2019 but Leeds are currently outperforming their East Midlands rivals."
"Wrexham v Nottingham Forest (7.30pm)Can the North Wales club's rise to prominence continue with the giantkilling of two-time winners Nottingham Forest? The visitors' focus will be on Premier League survival.Watch live on TNT Sports 1 and stream via discovery+ Macclesfield v Crystal Palace (12.15pm)Arguably the most romantic tie of the weekend with the phoenix club formed from the ashes of Macclesfield Town hosting the cup holders. It's National League North versus the Premier League."
The FA Cup third round features eight ties broadcast live across BBC One and TNT Sports, with streams available on BBC iPlayer and discovery+. The schedule includes lower-league underdogs facing top-flight teams, plus several all-Premier League matchups. Notable fixtures include Tottenham v Aston Villa, Charlton v Chelsea with a managerial debut for Liam Rosenior, Wrexham v Nottingham Forest, Macclesfield v Crystal Palace, Derby v Leeds, and Portsmouth v Arsenal. Kick-off times span midday to evening, creating multiple viewing opportunities. Several ties offer potential giant-killings and managerial storylines alongside clubs prioritizing the competition for historical significance.
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