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Every FA Cup tie taking place today and how to watch on TV - Arsenal, Man Utd, West Ham

FA Cup third round action continues on Sunday with a jam-packed day of football with a number of clubs aiming to cause upsets and seal their place in Monday night's draw.

Everything you need to know about Sunday's FA Cup third round fixtures after Saturday's rollercoaster day of football...

1. A shift in broadcasting: This season marks a major change in how the FA Cup is being televised in the UK owing to a new commercial deal. TNT Sports has become the primary broadcaster - leading to a significant reduction in matches shown on free-to-air television.
2. BBC and ITV status: The BBC's coverage has been scaled back to just 14 games across the competition, including two matches per round up to the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, ITV has completely relinquished its broadcasting rights - meaning it no longer shows any live FA Cup fixtures.
3. Comprehensive streaming: Fans can access almost every single game through the discovery+ streaming platform. Aside from the traditional Saturday 3pm "blackout" period, every fixture is available to stream live for subscribers.
4. The giant killers: This weekend has already delivered some historic upsets - most notably non-league Macclesfield defeating Premier League side Crystal Palace 2-1. Other underdogs like Wrexham have also progressed, maintaining the tournament's reputation for unpredictable "cup-set" drama.
5. Derby County vs Leeds United: This early kick-off begins at 12:00 GMT. You can watch the action live on TNT Sports 2 or stream it via the discovery+ app.
6. Portsmouth vs Arsenal: The Premier League leaders travel to Fratton Park for a 14:00 GMT start. This tie is being televised on TNT Sports 1 and available for streaming on discovery+.
7. Hull City vs Blackburn Rovers: One of several mid-afternoon ties kicking off at 14:30 GMT. This game is available to stream exclusively on discovery+ (via TNT Sports 7).
8. Norwich City vs Walsall: This match also gets underway at 14:30 GMT. Fans can follow the coverage live through the discovery+ platform (via TNT Sports 9).
9. Sheffield United vs Mansfield Town: Kick-off for this all-northern clash is scheduled for 14:30 GMT. The game is hosted on discovery+ for digital viewers (via TNT Sports 8).
10. Swansea City vs West Bromwich Albion: An all-Championship encounter starting at 14:30 GMT. You can tune in to watch the stream on discovery+ (via TNT Sports 6).
11. West Ham United vs Queens Park Rangers: This London derby begins at 14:30 GMT. It will be broadcast digitally on discovery+ (via TNT Sports 5).
12. Manchester United vs Brighton & Hove Albion: The final match of the day starts at 16:30 GMT. It will be the featured broadcast on TNT Sports 1 and discovery+.