Stevenage FC vs Hull City FA Cup clash to be screened by BBC

By Layth Yousif

17th Nov 2020 | Local Sport

Stevenage FC vs Hull City FA Cup clash to be screened by BBC. PICTURE: The north stand at the Lamex. CREDIT: @HitchinNubNews
Stevenage FC vs Hull City FA Cup clash to be screened by BBC. PICTURE: The north stand at the Lamex. CREDIT: @HitchinNubNews
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The BBC will now televise Stevenage FC's Emirates FA Cup second round tie against Hull City.

The match at the Lamex has been selected by BBC to be shown as a live single-camera broadcast.

The clash will now take place on Sunday, November 29, kick-off 130pm, with being fans being to watch the match live and in full across BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport Website/App.

Live video updates will also be shown on BBC Final Score throughout the afternoon.

The fixture change will also mean Boro's League Two match at Walsall has been moved back a day to Wednesday, December 2 and will now kick-off at 7pm.

The match had originally been scheduled for Tuesday, December 1 at 745pm, but has been pushed back 24 hours because of the Hull change.

     

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