Which Broadcast Network Airs the FA Cup Final? Details on Gratis Viewing for Man City vs Crystal Palace Enthusiasts
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Get ready, footy fans! Man City squares off against Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final this coming Saturday afternoon, and here's the best part—you can catch all the action for free!
Despite a challenging year, Pep Guardiola's squad is just a single victory away from a well-deserved trophy. Let's hope they snag one more piece of silverware, even with missed opportunities in the Premier League and Champions League.
But first, they'll need to outmuscle Palace, who are just as determined as ever to score their first major title. The stakes couldn't be higher for this intense faceoff.
Fun fact: No more fussing about prices—the game will be free to watch!
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The highly anticipated final is set for Saturday, May 17, and will kick off at Wembley Stadium at 4:30 PM.
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The Lowdown on Watching the FA Cup Final for FREE
Two of the UK's biggest networks, BBC and ITV, will simultaneously air the action without a hitch.
BBC's coverage will commence at 3:25 PM BST with the iconic lineup of Gary Lineker, Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards, and Alan Shearer. On the other hand, ITV's coverage will start at 3 PM, featuring Mark Pougatch, Roy Keane, Joleon Lescott, and Ian Wright.
But that's not all! Fans can also watch the final online via ITVX or BBC iPlayer for a seamless, free streaming experience.
Coverage from talkSPORT
Listen to live commentary on talkSPORT as Jim Proudfoot, former City manager Stuart Pearce, and ex-Palace midfielder John Salako take you through the match. To tune in online, head to click HERE for the live stream.
You can listen through the talkSPORT app, DAB digital radio, or on 1089 or 1053 AM. Additionally, talkSPORT.com will provide live updates alongside the best post-game reaction.
What's Been Said So Far
Guardiola spoke ahead of the final, noting, "Of course, we want it. If we're here, we want to lift the trophy. It's extremely important. Last season, our performance in the Final was a disappointment. But I have no doubt we'll perform well and compete hard. Absolutely."
Meanwhile, Palace boss Oliver Glasner shared, "There's a lot of magic around us right now. With more cameras and journalists reviewing our every move, it's impossible to ignore the attention. We'll be playing at the biggest stadium in England in front of 90,000 fans."
Get ready for an unforgettable FA Cup final!
The FA Cup final between Manchester City and Crystal Palace is scheduled for this Saturday, May 17, at Wembley Stadium at 4:30 PM, and it will be free to watch on BBC and ITV. Fans can catch Gary Lineker, Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards, and Alan Shearer on BBC, while Mark Pougatch, Roy Keane, Joleon Lescott, and Ian Wright will be on ITV. Online streaming options are available on ITVX or BBC iPlayer. Listen to live commentary on talkSPORT with Jim Proudfoot, Stuart Pearce, and John Salako.
