If you love the drama of sudden‑death football, you’re in the right spot. The FA Cup is the biggest knockout tournament in England, and it serves up upsets, giant‑killer stories and classic late‑night goals week after week. This page pulls together everything you need to know – from today’s fixtures to the biggest moments from past seasons.
Right now the competition is in the fourth round. Premier‑League sides are finally joining the lower‑league clubs that have already fought their way through the earlier rounds. Check the table below for the match‑day schedule and which games are on TV:
All results are updated within minutes of the final whistle, so you’ll always see the latest scores. If a game goes to extra time or penalties, we note the winner right on the line.
Want to know who’s likely to advance? Our quick prediction tool looks at recent form, head‑to‑head records and home‑field advantage. It’s not a guarantee, but it gives you a solid idea of which teams are hot and which might be on the back foot.
The FA Cup dates back to 1871, making it the oldest football competition in the world. Over the years, it has produced unforgettable moments – think of Wigan’s 2013 shock win over Manchester City, or the legendary 1999 semi‑final replay where Manchester United edged Liverpool 2‑1 after extra time.
Every season adds a fresh chapter. Some fans remember the 2021 final where Leicester lifted the trophy for the first time, while others still talk about the “goal of the season” scored by a non‑league player in the 2022 third round. Those stories keep the cup special because anyone, from a tiny town club to a global powerhouse, can dream of winning it.
Looking ahead, the next final will be at Wembley on 25 May. Tickets sell out fast, but you can usually find a few on resale platforms or through club lotteries. If you plan to watch the game live, book early and consider the travel options – the stadium has good train links from London, Manchester and the North.
And don’t forget the post‑match analysis. Our experts break down each game’s key tactics, highlight the players who stole the show, and point out any controversial decisions from the referee. Whether you’re a casual fan or a tactical nerd, there’s something to take away.
So keep this page bookmarked. We’ll refresh the fixtures, scores and stories every day, giving you the most up‑to‑date FA Cup coverage without the fluff. Ready to follow the knockout magic? Let’s go!
Crystal Palace captured their first-ever FA Cup, toppling Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley. Eberechi Eze struck early, and Dean Henderson made vital saves—including a penalty stop. VAR decisions added drama as Palace finally ended their long wait for a major trophy, with Henderson dedicating the win to his late father.
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The FA Cup quarter-final draw on March 2, 2025, featured eight teams and was conducted by renowned football figures Denis Irwin and Danny Murphy. Big names like Manchester City and exciting challengers like Fulham are among the competitors. The games start on March 29, with the winning teams eyeing a grand £450,000 prize, and the event was broadcast live on BBC, connecting fans everywhere.
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Ange Postecoglou discussed key concerns including Tottenham's FA Cup exit, his commitment to the club, and player injuries. He addressed the challenges posed by injuries, player fatigue, and emphasized the aim of a top-four Premier League finish. Postecoglou also provided an update on Mathys Tel's recovery.
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The FA Cup's fourth round brought attention to the lack of VAR technology in matches at lower-tier venues compared to Premier League stadiums. The FA's decision to limit VAR to later stages aimed at consistency but left earlier rounds prone to referee errors, affecting smaller clubs and urging calls for universal access.
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