Forest Green Rovers on TV
FA Cup on UK television, 2026/27
Forest Green Rovers fixtures on UK TV
November 2026
- Luton Away FA Cup Not on TV
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Which Forest Green Rovers matches are on TV?
No broadcaster has picked any Forest Green Rovers match yet.
Will 19/9 - tie ordered to be replayed at Mulbarton Wanderers FC show Forest Green Rovers?
19/9 - tie ordered to be replayed at Mulbarton Wanderers FC also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any Forest Green Rovers games yet.
Will BBC show Forest Green Rovers?
BBC also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any Forest Green Rovers games yet.
Will TNT Sports show Forest Green Rovers?
TNT Sports also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any Forest Green Rovers games yet.
Will TNT Sports 1 & BBC Two show Forest Green Rovers?
TNT Sports 1 & BBC Two also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any Forest Green Rovers games yet.
Will TNT Sports 3 & BBC Two show Forest Green Rovers?
TNT Sports 3 & BBC Two also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any Forest Green Rovers games yet.
Why are some matches not on TV?
1 of Forest Green Rovers' remaining fixtures kicks off at 3pm on a Saturday, so under the UK's live-football blackout it is not on TV unless moved for broadcast: Luton away on Sat 7 Nov. A match moved for TV shows here with its new time.
- Luton Away
Kick-off times are UK time. Updated every morning from the leagues' and broadcasters' own schedules, and through each match.
About Forest Green Rovers
Forest Green Rovers were founded in October 1889 by a nonconformist minister, E. J. H. Peach, in the hamlet of Forest Green above Nailsworth in Gloucestershire. The club took the Rovers name in 1893 and later spent spells as Nailsworth AFC in the 1890s and as Stroud FC from 1989 to 1992. It played at The Lawn, enclosed in 1926, until The New Lawn opened about 400 metres away in September 2006.
Rovers won the FA Vase in 1982 and two Southern League titles in the 1990s, then, under the Ecotricity founder Dale Vince from 2010, went fully vegan in 2015 and reached the Football League through the 2017 National League play-off final. They won League Two in 2022 but were relegated in 2023 and again in 2024. In 2025/26 they finished seventh in the National League and lost a play-off quarter-final at Boreham Wood, so they play in the National League again in 2026/27. Cheltenham Town are their main rivals.
- Founded
- 1889
- Ground
- The New Lawn
- Capacity
- 5,147
- Nickname
- The Green