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Men’s FA Cup on TNT sports 2026 – 2028

THE MAGIC OF THE FA CUP – now bigger than ever

TNT SPORTS: Giving fans the seat they want to the sports they love.

TNT Sports and The FA landmark deal to broadcast the Emirates FA Cup,
continues into the 2026/27 & 2027/28 seasons, alongside a three-year deal for
Adobe Women’s FA Cup — bringing more live matches than ever before, from
the early rounds to the iconic Wembley finals.
This partnership ensures broader access, world-class coverage, and a bold new
era for both men’s and women’s football — keeping the magic of the FA Cup
alive for generations to come.

WHERE IT LIVES

TNT Sports Linear
TNT Sports OOH
TNT Sports YT & TNT Sports Football Meta
TNT Sports simulcast linear coverage across HBO Max
- Adding 12% Incremental viewing on top of traditional
  linear viewing

WHATS INCLUDED?

2 YEAR PACKAGE OVERVIEW

47 live matches per season on TNT Sports, with 14 simulcast FTA via BBC
Match breakdown: 6 x Friday, 17 x Saturday, 19 x Sunday, 5 x Monday fixtures
Sponsorship of The Community Shield
Exclusive coverage of FA Youth Cup Semi-Finals & Final included
Match distribution by round:
- R1 – R5: 8 matches each Round
- QF: 4 matches
- SF: 2 matches
- Final: 1 match

Brand ownership of all linear highlights and supporting content on TNT Sports
Sponsorship credits per match:
- 15″ opener
- 5″ billboards – Pre Match
- 2 x 10” Half Time Breaks
- 5″ billboards – Post Match
- 10″ closing credit

WHERE OUR CONTENT LIVES

SOCIAL: A mix of breaking news and franchise content that
speaks to every online football fan.
LINEAR: In sport, it’s all about the live with 85% + of
consumption coming through live and linear streams
WEB: Our free written, data and video platform reflecting the
best of our rights and talent whilst reflecting the wider sporting world
APP: Our always on app giving fans access to every aspect of
football fandom.

ENGAGEMENT NATIONWIDE

TNT Sports is also broadcast in around 30,000 commercial venues
across the UK — including pubs and clubs — attracting even more
viewers during major matches and sporting events.