We're down to the final two in the FA Cup as Manchester City and Manchester United face off in a repeat of last year's Wembley showdown.

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City are the reigning champions after beating their arch rivals 2-1 last year thanks to an Ilkay Gundogan brace which cancelled out Bruno Fernandes' penalty.

Pep Guardiola's side, who are coming into the clash on the back of winning their fourth consecutive Premier League title, are hoping to complete the league and FA Cup double.

City will be hoping to lift the trophy for the third time in the last six seasons, while United are eyeing a 13th FA Cup success.

United have won the competition 12 times, only second to Arsenal, and they boast the joint-most final appearances alongside the Gunners.

Winning the FA Cup would lift spirits around Old Trafford after another disappointing season with saw Erik ten Hag's side finish eighth. However, a win at Wembley would secure the Red Devils a spot in the Europa League next campaign.

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete FA Cup TV schedule, including every game you can watch live in the UK.

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FA Cup TV schedule 2023/24

Saturday 25th May

FA Cup Final

Manchester City v Manchester United (3pm) BBC One, ITV 1

FA Cup TV rights 2023/24

The FA Cup will be shown entirely across free-to-air channels via BBC and ITV in 2023/24.

It's a big victory for football fans, as they can tune in to watch a full batch of matches on terrestrial TV.

BBC and ITV will share the TV rights until the end of 2024/25. BBC will broadcast 18 matches per season, including the final, while ITV will show 20 matches, including the final.

All games will be shown live on their digital platforms, iPlayer and ITVX, throughout the campaign.

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