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EFL CLUBS HIT THE FA CUP JACKPOT

Quartet chosen for telly games

By Tom Blackett

CARLISLE, Southend, Oxford United and Portsmouth will pocket £300,000 between them after being chosen for live television coverage in the FA Cup first round.
Carlisle’s trip to National League South outfit Dulwich Hamlet gets the ball rolling on Friday, November 8 (7.55pm) and will be played in front of the BBC Two cameras.
There are two live games on Sunday, November 10 – new Southend manager Sol Campbell will take his side to National League Dover, while Oxford, who face Sunderland in the Carabao Cup fourth round on Tuesd...

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