The Premier League will take a temporary pause this weekend as all 20 clubs enter the FA Cup at the third round stage.

There are 10 FA Cup third round ties that will be available to watch live on terrestrial TV or stream online. Two FA Cup third round will be made available on the BBC Red Button channel, whilst another match is being shown live on BBC One.

The BBC and ITV both

have rights to broadcast FA Cup matches, as does the Welsh language channel S4C.

Friday 6 January:

Man Utd vs Everton (ITV, 8pm kick-off)

Saturday 7 January:

Gillingham vs Leicester (BBC One, 12.30pm)
Tottenham vs Portsmouth (BBC Red Button, 12.30pm)
Coventry vs Wrexham (S4C, 5.30pm)
Sheffield Wednesday vs Newcastle (BBC One, 6pm)
Liverpool vs Wolves (ITV4, 8pm)

Sunday 8 January:

Cardiff vs Leeds (ITV, 2pm)
Man City vs Chelsea (BBC One, 4.30pm)
Aston Villa vs Stevenage (BBC Red Button, 4.30pm)

Monday 9 January:

Oxford United vs Arsenal (ITV, 8pm)

FA Cup matches will also be shown in Spain, DAZN.