Watch 2026 Disability FA Cup Live on TV

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The EE Disability FA Cup returns this summer for its landmark 10th edition with six finals taking place this weekend (June 27 & 28).

Marking a decade of the competition, this year’s finals once again bring together the largest showcase of impairment specific football in the country.

Players across all six formats; Amputee, Blind, Cerebral Palsy, Deaf, Partially Sighted and Powerchair, will compete for national honours in an event designed to give every format its own FA stage.

TNT Sports will show every single minute of the action starting from 9.30am through to 5pm on TNT Sports 3 and streamed on HBO Max with accessible coverage of all six games.

British Sign Language, with sub-titles (TNT Sports 3 & HBO Max) and Enhanced Audio Description delivered by an expert based at St George’s Park (TNT Sports 5 & HBO Max) will be available for viewers.

Each game will also be made available later in the day for anyone to watch on the England Football YouTube channel.

Matt Smith will present the live coverage alongside a team of experts including: England Partially Sighted player, Adam Lione, Former England & GB Blind Football player, Dave Clarke, England Powerchair Head Coach, Adam McEvoy, England Women’s Deaf Captain, Zara Musker, Former England CP player, Jude Aston, Former England Amputee FA Head Coach, Scott Rogers, and Head Coach of the England Cerebral Palsy team, Jack Rutter.

The team will also be joined by Fara Williams, Alex Brooker and Josh Pugh across the weekend with commentary from Ewan Dunlop and Mike Minay.