GET ready for a bumper weekend of FA Cup action with 32 teams going head-to-head in the fourth round.
With no supporters allowed in grounds for the foreseeable future, EVERY tie will be shown live on TV in the UK.
Mikel Arteta will be hoping his Arsenal side can retain the FA CupCredit: Getty – Pool
Matches will be shown live on BT Sport and BBC iPlayer or TV.
How do I watch BT Sport Extra?
Of the 32 FA Cup matches being broadcast this weekend, twelve of them will be shown on BT Sport Extra.
This service is available to everyone who has an account with BT Sport, or those of you with BT Broadband.
If you get BT Sport through your TV, simply head to BT Sport 1 and hit the red button on your remote.
You can then choose from the menu which game you wish to watch on the relevant Extra channel.
Alternatively – if you have BT TV – you can find Extra in HD located between channels 465 and 470.
Matches can also be streamed from the BT Sport website.
Which FA Cup matches are being shown on BT Sport Extra this weekend?
Saturday, January 23
- Bournemouth vs Crawley – 3pm (BT Sport Extra 2)
- Swansea vs Nottingham Forest – 3pm (BT Sport Extra 4)
- Barnsley vs Norwich – 3pm (BT Sport Extra 5)
- Millwall vs Bristol City – 3pm (BT Sport Extra 6)
- Brighton vs Blackpool – 3pm (BT Sport Extra 3)
Sunday, January 24
- Fulham vs Burnley – 2.30pm (BT Sport Extra 2)
Where can I watch the rest?
Saturday, January 23
- Southampton vs Arsenal – 12.15pm (BT Sport 1)
- Sheffield United vs Plymouth – 3pm (BBC iPlayer)
- West Ham vs Doncaster – 3pm (BBC iPlayer)
- Cheltenham Town vs Manchester City – 5.30pm (BBC One/iPlayer)
Sunday, January 24
- Chelsea vs Luton Town – 12 Noon (BBC One/iPlayer)
- Brentford vs Leicester – 2.30pm (BT Sport 1)
- Manchester United vs Liverpool – 5pm (BBC One/iPlayer)
- Everton vs Sheffield Wednesday (BT Sport 1)
Monday, January 25
- Wycombe vs Tottenham 7.45pm (BT Sport 1)
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
