AFC Fylde on TV
FA Cup on UK television, 2026/27
AFC Fylde fixtures on UK TV
November 2026
- Harrogate Town AFC Away FA Cup Not on TV
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Which AFC Fylde matches are on TV?
No broadcaster has picked any AFC Fylde match yet.
Will 19/9 - tie ordered to be replayed at Mulbarton Wanderers FC show AFC Fylde?
19/9 - tie ordered to be replayed at Mulbarton Wanderers FC also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any AFC Fylde games yet.
Will BBC show AFC Fylde?
BBC also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any AFC Fylde games yet.
Will TNT Sports show AFC Fylde?
TNT Sports also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any AFC Fylde games yet.
Will TNT Sports 1 & BBC Two show AFC Fylde?
TNT Sports 1 & BBC Two also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any AFC Fylde games yet.
Will TNT Sports 3 & BBC Two show AFC Fylde?
TNT Sports 3 & BBC Two also show FA Cup matches but have not picked any AFC Fylde games yet.
Why are some matches not on TV?
1 of AFC Fylde's 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: Harrogate Town AFC away on Sat 7 Nov. A match moved for TV shows here with its new time.
- Harrogate Town AFC Away
Kick-off times are UK time. Updated every morning from the leagues' and broadcasters' own schedules, and through each match.
About AFC Fylde
The club was formed in 1988 as Kirkham & Wesham, from a merger of Kirkham Town and Wesham, and took the name of an earlier Kirkham side from before the First World War. It spent its first 19 seasons in the West Lancashire League, winning the Premier Division seven times in eight years from 2000, before joining the North West Counties League in 2007. In its first season there it won the FA Vase at Wembley, beating Lowestoft Town 2-1, and was renamed AFC Fylde for 2008/09. The club left Kellamergh Park in Warton for Mill Farm, a purpose-built ground in Wesham, in August 2016.
Under Dave Challinor the Coasters won the Northern Premier League in 2012 and National League North in 2017, and in 2019 they lost the National League play-off final to Salford City before beating Leyton Orient 1-0 in the FA Trophy final a week later, the first club to win both the Vase and the Trophy. Relegated in 2020, they won National League North again in 2023, went down in 2025 and won the division a third time in 2025/26 with 100 points. They play in the National League in 2026/27.
- Founded
- 1988
- Ground
- Mill Farm
- Capacity
- 6,000
- Nickname
- The Coasters