FA Cup 4th round games on TV: Channel and stream details for this weekend’s clashes
THE FA Cup fourth round gets underway at Manchester United, and you can watch the games for FREE!
Manchester United will start off the weekend at home to Leicester, and Exeter host Nottingham Forest to conclude the action on Tuesday night.
Lower league sides like Doncaster and Exeter have already had to battle through three rounds to get here, and have been given big Premier League ties for their efforts.
Last year’s winners Manchester United play at home to Leicester, and runners up Manchester City are away to Leyton Orient.
How can I watch this weekend’s games?
- The FA Cup fourth round is free-to-air in the UK.
- The games will be shared across the BBC and ITV, with BBC iPlayer and ITVX also streaming the games.
- The FA Cup fourth round starts on Friday, February 7 and ends of Tuesday, February 11.
Which games are being shown on TV?
The FA released it’s list of live TV games in January, and a full list is available here:
- Manchester United vs Leicester – Fri, Feb 7, 8pm GMT – ITV1 and ITVX
- Leyton Orient vs Manchester City – Sat, Feb 8, 12:15pm GMT – BBC One and BBC iPlayer
- Birmingham vs Newcastle – Sat, Feb 8, 5:45pm GMT- BBC One and BBC iPlayer
- Brighton vs Chelsea – Sat, Feb 8, 8pm GMT – ITV4 and ITVX
- Blackburn vs Wolves – Sun, Feb 9, 12:30pm GMT – BBC iPlayer
- Plymouth vs Liverpool – Sun, Feb 9, 3pm GMT – ITV1 and ITVX
- Aston Villa vs Tottenham – Sun, Feb 9, 5:35pm GMT – BBC One and BBC iPlayer
- Doncaster vs Crystal Palace, Mon, Feb 10, 7:45pm GMT, BBC iPlayer
- Exeter vs Nottingham Forest, Tue, Feb 11, 8pm GMT, ITV1 and ITVX
Which other games are on this weekend?
Saturday, February 8:
- Leeds vs Millwall, 12:15pm GMT
- Coventry vs Ipswich, 3pm GMT
- Preston vs Wycombe, 3pm GMT
- Stoke vs Cardiff, 3pm GMT
- Southampton vs Burnley, 3pm GMT
- Everton vs Bournemouth, 3pm GMT
- Wigan vs Fulham, 3pm GMT