Where to watch & stream the FA Cup live: Broadcasters, TV channels & networks

The FA Cup is the oldest cup competition in world football, with its first tournament played across the 1871-72 English football season. Open to 732 teams across all nine levels of the English football tier system, the competition is renowned for its giant-killings and many iconic moments.

Watched by millions of fans the world over, the information below will arm you with everything you need to know on where to watch FA Cup action where you are.

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Where to watch and live stream FA Cup in the US & USA

Broadcast rights for the English FA Cup in the UK are on free-to-air channels BBC and ITV.

BBC have the rights to 18 live games throughout the course of the competition including the final.

ITV, meanwhile, have the rights to 20 live games throughout the course of the competition, also including the final.

In the United States, ESPN has the rights to the FA Cup - you can watch here.

Watch and live stream FA Cup in Europe

You can see a full list of broadcasters for the FA Cup across Europe, including Spain, France, Germany and more, below.

Watch and live stream FA Cup n the Americas

ESPN has the rights to the FA Cup in Caribbean and Latin America countries.

Watch and live stream FA Cup in MENA and Africa

Watch and live stream FA Cup in Asia

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