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CLUBS TO POCKET £60K TV LIVE FEE

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 November 2025

FA CUP
By Tom Blackett

NINE EFL clubs will pocket a £60,000 windfall after being chosen for live television coverage in the FA Cup second round.
The broadcasts get underway with a match between two EFL sides as League Two Salford play host to third tier Leyton Orient – who won 1-0 at Tamworth last Monday – on Friday, December 5 (7.30pm).
The following day, Shrewsbury make the trip to National League side Sutton United (5.15pm) and Chesterfield entertain Doncaster (7.30pm) in another all-EFL clash.
On Sunday, December 7, Newport visit National League Boreham Wood...

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