The Emirates FA Cup will continue to be accessible to all fans following a new agreement that will see the BBC become the free-to-air broadcaster of the competition.
A new four-year deal will begin in the 2025/26 season with the BBC securing 14 games per season, co-exclusively with TNT Sports.
FA chief executive Mark Bullingham told thefa.com:
“We are delighted that the BBC will continue as one of our Emirates FA Cup broadcast partners, under this new deal with TNT Sports.
“It was always our intention to ensure that this very special competition would be accessible for everyone, and this new broadcast partnership will enable fans to see more of its matches live than ever before from the start of the 2025-26 season, across both TNT Sports and free-to-air on the BBC.”
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