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EFL CLUBS HIT FA CUP JACKPOT!

Four chosen for live coverage
By John Lyons

A QUARTET of EFL clubs are set for a £110,000 windfall after being selected for live broadcast coverage in the FA Cup fourth round.
Ryan Lowe’s Preston have a glamour tie against Totteham at Deepdale on Saturday, January 28, and it will be televised live on BBC One at 6pm. A couple of hours later, fellow Championship club Reading’s trip to Manchester United will be shown live on ITV4.
The match sees Royals boss Paul Ince return to his former Old Trafford stomping ground.
The following day, Championship promotion conten...

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