FA Cup final highlights 2023/24: When are highlights on TV?
Your complete guide to FA Cup final highlights on TV in 2023/24.
The FA Cup final has arrived and we've got an all Manchester showdown between City and United at Wembley on Saturday.
United are hoping to win the competition for the 13th time to close the gap on Arsenal, who have lifted the trophy 14 times.
Erik ten Hag's men, who finished eighth in the Premier League, could save their season by winning the FA Cup as it would guarantee them a spot in the Europa League next campaign, otherwise they will be without European football at Old Trafford.
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City, meanwhile, are hoping to complete the FA Cup and Premier League double after winning the league for a fourth consecutive season.
City v United is a repeat of last year's final which saw Pep Guardiola's side come out on top in a 2-1 victory at Wembley. Will the result be the same this time round?
Fans will be keen to tune in for highlights of the game, especially if they can't tune in for the live coverage provided by BBC and ITV.
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FA Cup final highlights on TV
FA Cup highlights will be shown on BBC platforms. There will be a full highlights show dedicated to the 2023/24 final.
ITV will also show the final on Saturday and there will be highlights on their ITV Sport YouTube channel after the game.
When are FA Cup final highlights on?
FA Cup final highlights will be shown at 10:35pm on Saturday 25th May 2024.
The broadcast will air live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer with repeats on the Red Button and on-demand.
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 matches on terrestrial TV.
The BBC and ITV will share the TV rights until the end of 2024/25. The BBC will broadcast 18 matches per season, including the final, while ITV will show 20 matches, including the final.
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