How to Watch Saturday’s FA Cup Matches: Kick-off Times, Live Streams and More

Today, Saturday, February 14, 2026, marks a thrilling day in the 2025-26 Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round, featuring high-stakes clashes between Premier League giants and lower-league underdogs. Fans across the UK and worldwide can tune in for live action packed with potential upsets and classic encounters[2][3][5][6].

Key Fixtures and Kick-off Times (UK Time)

• 12:15 PM: Burton Albion vs West Ham United – Early kick-off with West Ham favored at 1/3 odds[3].
• 3:00 PM: Burnley vs Mansfield Town (Burnley 1/3); Manchester City vs Salford City (City overwhelming 1/250 favorites)[3].
• 3:00 PM: Norwich City vs West Bromwich Albion (evens matchup); Southampton vs Leicester City (Saints 4/6)[2][3].
• 5:45 PM: Aston Villa vs Newcastle United (Villa slight 11/10 edge)[3].
• 8:00 PM: Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion (Reds 1/2)[3].

Additional matches include Grimsby Town vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (8:30 AM Sunday) and more, with full schedules confirming the fourth-round frenzy[2][6]. Previous results like Hull City 0-4 Chelsea and Wrexham's 1-0 win over Ipswich set the tone[2].

How to Watch: Live Streams and TV Channels

In the UK, catch selected games on BBC One, iPlayer, TNT Sports, and discovery+, with broad coverage for marquee ties like Manchester City vs Salford[4][5]. Stateside viewers can stream every match via ESPN+, including Norwich vs West Brom and others at accessible times like 10:00 AM ET[2][5].

Apps like LiveScore and Sporting Life offer live scores, odds, and updates. Betting lines highlight favorites: Man City -huge, Burnley strong at home[3][7]. Non-league sides like Mansfield dream of glory against Burnley.

What to Expect

Expect drama in this iconic knockout stage—Premier League firepower vs cup magic. Fourth round spans Feb 14-16, leading to fifth round on March 7[6]. Grab your streams early for uninterrupted viewing!

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