"Clubs in the Premier League, Championship, and some further down the pyramid will get a break from league action this weekend as the FA Cup third round takes centre stage. Our FA Cup how-to-watch guide will give you all the information you need to know to watch the weekend's action from your living room (or wherever else you happen to be, we don't run your life). But what if you'd prefer to actually be there at the game?"
"Exeter City have never faced Manchester City in a competitive game before - and they will be hoping to make their first meeting an extremely memorable one. Gary Caldwell's side sit mid-table in League One but play an attractive brand of football and have enjoyed a recent run of good form. But of course...it's Manchester City away, and even if Pep Guardiola fields the kids, they will be expecting victory in Saturday's 3pm kick-off."
"Fulham and Middlesbrough have had their ups and downs together over the years, and have frequently run into each other both in the Premier League and in the Championship. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. Kim Hellberg's Boro will be hoping this Saturday 3pm kick-off serves as a preview of a top-flight fixture next season."
Premier League, Championship and lower-league clubs pause league action as the FA Cup third round takes centre stage this weekend. Broadcasters provide a how-to-watch guide and ticket deals are available for fans wanting to attend matches in person. Exeter City travel to Manchester City for a first-ever competitive meeting, with Exeter in good League One form but expected to face a strong City side. Championship side Middlesbrough visit Fulham, with Boro currently in automatic promotion places and hoping the tie previews a future top-flight fixture. Several matches kick off at 3pm on Saturday.
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