How to watch Chelsea vs Man City: Free Streams, TV channels for FA Cup Final 2026
The 2026 FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester City takes place on May 16, with both teams aiming to overcome recent final disappointments. Chelsea, struggling with form and a poor record against City, hope for a turnaround under new management, while City seek to end a run of two consecutive final losses. The match is available to watch free in the UK via BBC iPlayer and BBC One, with international viewers able to access coverage through various broadcasters and streaming services.
- ▪Chelsea vs Man City in the 2026 FA Cup Final kicks off on May 16 at 10am ET / 3pm BST.
- ▪The match is broadcast free-to-air in the UK on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, requiring only a TV license and UK postcode.
- ▪In the US, the final is available on ESPN2 and ESPN Select, with streaming options via Sling TV and the Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN bundle.
- ▪Manchester City are in their fourth consecutive FA Cup Final but lost the previous two editions to Crystal Palace and Manchester United.
- ▪Chelsea have not beaten Man City in their last 13 meetings and are aiming to avoid another Wembley defeat in a season marked by poor results.
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