How to watch Nottingham Forest vs Man City in FA Cup: TV info, Liverpool clash details

Only stand between and a spot in the final. Under , Forest have enjoyed a remarkable season - but now, the cup presents a prime opportunity to clinch a long-awaited trophy.

Initially tipped to struggle and potentially face relegation after narrowly surviving last season, Nuno's men have turned heads by surging into top-four contention. Thanks to the strong showings of English clubs in European competitions this year, finishing fifth would now be enough to earn a place in next season's . Yet beyond league success, Forest also have the chance to capture their first piece of major silverware since the legendary Brian Clough guided them to glory back in 1990. As the FA Cup semi-final clash with City approaches, Express Football runs through all the key details to help you follow the action.

When does Forest vs City take place?

Kick-off for the match is set for 4:30pm on Sunday, April 27. Pre-match coverage, expert insights, and interviews beginning an hour earlier at 3:30pm.

Where can I watch Forest vs City?

The broadcasting rights for the FA Cup are split between and the BBC. The BBC is given first choice for rounds one, three, five, and the semi-finals, while ITV gets priority in the remaining rounds. Although the FA Cup final is aired on both networks simultaneously, the semi-final fixtures are divided between them.

meeting with was picked up by the BBC, which means Forest vs City will be aired on ITV. For fans wanting to stream the match live, it will also be available on ITVX. Scottish viewers can watch through STV and STV Player.

Liverpool clash

One scheduling complication may arise - fans could be forced to decide between watching the FA Cup semi-final or crucial clash with Tottenham Hotspur, which kicks off at the same time. Reds face struggling Spurs at 4:30pm as well, in what could be a title-deciding fixture.

FA Cup final details

Whoever comes out on top between Forest and City will book a place in the FA Cup final on May 17. The final differs from previous rounds in that it is a 'simulcast' - broadcast live by both ITV and the BBC at the exact same time.

Though coverage will air simultaneously, each channel will feature their own studio teams and match commentary, offering different perspectives for fans to choose from.

The final can be watched on BBC One or ITV1 on TV, while those streaming online can tune in via BBC iPlayer or ITVX. The 2025 edition of the FA Cup final will also mark ITV's final involvement with the competition, as BBC and TNT Sports will take over the rights starting next season.