2026-27 FA Cup: First Round – Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County
Cray Wanderers look to cause a FA Cup giant killing as they host Stockport County in a fairytale first round tie.
Cray Wanderers look to cause a FA Cup giant killing as they host Stockport County in a fairytale first round tie.
(Image credit: Bromley FC) Bromley Owner and Chairman, Robin Stanton-Gleaves feels that Karl Robinson’s appointment as manager “wasn’t a very difficult decision” for him.
Altrincham seek a cupset against League One’s Notts County in their first round tie in the 2026-27 FA Cup.
Bromley host Rotherham in a huge first-round tie in the 2026-27 FA Cup between the two struggling EFL clubs.
Boreham Wood seek a FA Cup giant-killing as they entertain 2013 champions, Wigan in a first round tie.
Oxford City kick off the first round of the 2026-27 FA Cup with a blockbuster showdown against Leicester City.
(Image credit: Bromley FC) Bromley have appointed Karl Robinson as their new manager in their bid to secure League One survival.
(Image credit: @OfficialWands) Cray Wanderers’ home tie against Stockport County is amongst BBC’s two first-round picks in the 2026-27 FA Cup.
(Image credit: Cray Wanderers/YouTube) With qualifying rounds now officially concluded and the first round line-up confirmed, it’s time for a look at the five top ties.
(Image credit: @OxCityFC) Oxford City face a difficult first-round tie at home to Leicester City in the 2026-27 FA Cup.
(Image credit: Cray Wanderers/YouTube) Guide to the first round draw of 2026-27 FA Cup as the competition properly gets underway.
(Image credit: Arsenal Football Club) Mikel Arteta has signed a new long-term contract at Arsenal.
(Image credit: Cray Wanderers/YouTube) Cray Wanderers face a potential London derby in the fourth qualifying round of the 2026-27 FA Cup.
(Image credit: Marc Atkins/Getty Images) Chelsea have signed Argentine goalkeeper, Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa for £7.5m.
(Image credit: Getty Images) Inter Milan have signed midfielder, Curtis Jones from Liverpool for £30m.
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