The FA Cup continues into the quarter-finals and teams are just one victory away from the semi-finals at Wembley.

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Grimsby Town are the first League Two team to feature in the quarters since Cambridge United in 1990 and only the fifth team from the fourth tier to go this far in the tournament's history.

They face Brighton in a tasty tie by the seaside on Sunday, while Manchester United and Manchester City are also playing live on free-to-air TV across the weekend.

Coverage of the FA Cup in 2022/23 will be entirely split between BBC and ITV in a big victory for fans of football live on free-to-air TV.

The last five FA Cup titles have been won by five different teams, proving there's still plenty of competitiveness in the world's oldest football competition.

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RadioTimes.com brings you the complete FA Cup TV schedule including every game you can watch live in the UK, and we'll keep you updated throughout the whole season.

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FA Cup on TV 2022/23

Quarter-finals

All UK time.

Saturday 18th March

Man City v Burnley (5:45pm) BBC One / iPlayer

Sunday 19th March

Sheffield United v Blackburn (12pm) ITV1 / ITVX

Brighton v Grimsby (2:15pm) BBC One / iPlayer

Man Utd v Fulham (4:30pm) ITV1 / ITVX

FA Cup dates 2022/23

  • First round – Saturday 5th November
  • Second round – Saturday 26th November
  • Third round – Saturday 7th January 2023
  • Fourth round – Saturday 23rd January 2023
  • Fifth round – Wednesday 1st March 2023
  • Quarter-finals – Saturday 18th March 2023
  • Semi-finals – Saturday 22nd April 2023
  • Final – Saturday 3rd June 2023

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