Nottingham Forest begin their FA Cup campaign on Saturday when they take on Cardiff City at the City Ground.
While matches continued to be played behind closed, fans in the UK will at least be able to watch all 32 ties, either on BBC and BT Sport, their digital channels or through The FA Player.
Eight fixtures will be live across the BBC's platforms, 16 across BT Sport's digital channels and the remaining eight fixtures broadcast free to supporters on the FA Player.
Here’s what you need to know ahead of the third round tie…
When does Stoke City vs Leicester City kick-off?
The match at the City Ground gets underway at noon on Saturday, January 9.
How can I watch the game?
The match will be screened on BT Sport Extra 4 and on the BT Sport app.
If you’re not a BT Sport customer, you can purchase a monthly pass for £25, allowing you to watch all BT Sport content on your smart TV, PC or mobile device.
EE mobile customers can secure three months’ free BT Sport access by texting ‘SPORT’ to 150, which will allow you to watch on your phone or cast to your smart TV.
At the end of the three months, you will automatically roll onto the £15 per month subscription.
No VAR
Nine of the 32 ties will use Video Assistant Referees. It will be used in the ties played at Premier League venues only, so the system will not be used in Saturday’s game.
