The Emirates FA Cup is the oldest domestic football cup competition in the world. Here, GOAL equips you with everything you need to know about the ongoing FA Cup.
Upcoming TV schedule
Where to watch the FA Cup in the USA
 | ESPN Select | $12.99/mo |
 | ESPN Unlimited | $29.99/mo |
 | Disney+ Bundle Unlimited Trio | $35.99/mo |
 | Fubo Sports + News (ESPN Unlimited included) | $55.99/mo |
 | DirecTV Choice (ESPN Unlimited included) | $79.99/mo |
Where to watch the FA Cup for free
In the United States, the FA Cup is shown live on ESPN Select, which new customers of DirecTV and FuboTV can access with a free five-day trial.
The FA Cup stands as the world’s oldest national football competition, renowned for its "giant-killing" moments where lower-league underdogs face off against Premier League titans. Because it is a knockout format, every match is a high-stakes affair that can lead to dramatic extra time and penalty shootouts. For fans in the U.S., the tournament offers a unique window into the full pyramid of English football, providing live access to matches featuring global superstars and local heroes alike. Whether streaming every round on a mobile device or catching the Final on a big-screen TV, the competition remains a cornerstone of the global soccer calendar.
Where to watch worldwide
Check out the table below to see where you can watch soccer live if you are outside of the USA.
| USA | ESPN Select |
 | UK | BBC |
 | Australia | Stan Sport |
 | Canada | Sportsnet |
 | South / Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport |
| Malaysia | Astro | |
 | Middle East | beIN Sports MENA |
If you're out of the country and you would like to watch the latest FA Cup games by accessing your favoured, now geo-blocked streaming provider, you can do so by accessing it via a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
