FA Cup: Latest News, Scores and What’s Coming Up

If you love the drama of knockout football, the FA Cup is your go‑to tournament. Every year the competition throws together Premier League giants, lower‑league heroes and the occasional surprise club, creating stories that stick in fans’ minds for months.

Right now the 2025 edition is heating up. Early rounds have already produced a few upsets – a League One side knocked out a Championship team, and a non‑league club forced a top‑flight side into a replay. Those moments remind us why the FA Cup feels different from the league: every match can rewrite a club’s season.

What to Watch This Week

This week’s fixtures feature a classic Premier League clash in the fourth round. Manchester United travel to face a determined side from the National League. Expect a fast‑paced game, a few early chances and a possible surprise if the underdogs stay compact. Keep an eye on the midfield battle; whoever wins the middle will likely control the tempo.

Another must‑see tie is the London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham. Both teams are juggling league pressures, so the FA Cup offers a chance to rotate squads while still chasing glory. Look for young players getting a run – they often shine on this stage.

How to Follow the Action

Watching the FA Cup is easier than ever. Most matches stream live on major sports platforms, and highlights drop within minutes on official YouTube channels. If you prefer a social‑media approach, follow the FA’s Twitter handle for real‑time updates, goal clips and post‑match reactions.

For fans who like the community vibe, local pubs often host viewing parties for big ties. Arriving early guarantees a good spot, and you’ll get to share the excitement with fellow supporters. Don’t forget to grab a snack – the atmosphere is part of the experience.

Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just tuning in for the big games, the FA Cup delivers moments that catch you off guard. Keep checking this page for the latest scores, fixtures and analysis, and you’ll never miss a beat of the tournament’s roller‑coaster ride.

Chelsea Struggles Against Brighton Mark Early FA Cup Exit

9.02.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

Chelsea's FA Cup run was cut short with a 2-1 defeat to Brighton. With a heavily rotated squad led by manager Enzo Maresca, Chelsea failed to maintain an early lead. Key injuries and ongoing conversion issues played into their untimely exit from the competition, as Brighton staged a comeback with a winning goal from Kaoru Mitoma.

FA Cup Thrills as Manchester City Survives Leyton Orient Test

9.02.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

In a gripping FA Cup fourth round, Manchester City narrowly defeated Leyton Orient 2-1, with Kevin De Bruyne scoring the game-winning goal. The match showcased the competition's timeless charm, as lower-league teams like Leyton Orient came close to unsettling top-tier giants City. Additional notable outcomes include Millwall's 2-0 victory over Leeds United and Preston's penalty win against Wycombe.