Coverage of the afternoon session on day 13 at Alexandra Palace in London, featuring four second-round matches, played over the best of five sets. With the second round almost at an end, it remains to be seen whether any international qualifiers will make it through to round three and follow in the footsteps of Jeffrey de Graaf and Paolo Nebrida, who were the only players to progress that far last year.
Coverage of the quarter-final match at Emirates Stadium. Both of these teams beat fellow Premier League opposition in the previous round, with the Gunners defeating Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 here, while the Eagles got the better of Liverpool for the third time this season, with a 3-0 win at Anfield following on from a 2-1 win the Premier League and before that a penalty shootout victory in the Community Shield.
Coverage of the Championship match from St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park. Scott Hogan and Jeremie Bela were on the scoresheet for the Blues in a 2-0 the last time they hosted the Rams in the 2021/22 season.
Coverage of the Championship match at The Den. The Tractor Boys triumphed 4-0 when they last came here two seasons ago, with goals from Nathan Broadhead and Kieffer Moore either side of an Wes Harding own goal giving them a 3-0 lead at half time, which they added to in second-half stoppage time via an Ali Al Hamadi penalty
Coverage of Coventry City v Swansea City the Championship match from Coventry Building Society Arena.
Coverage of the Championship match at StoK Racecourse. This is the first league meeting between these teams since the 1982/83 season, but there has been a number of cup games in the years since, including a 3-3 draw here in the 2022/23 FA Cup when John Egan forced a replay with a 90th-minute equaliser, with the Blades going on to win the replay 3-1 at Bramall Lane
All the action from the match in the eighth round of fixtures, held at CorpAcq Stadium. Both teams made inconsistent starts to the season and will be looking to build momentum with a victory this evening.
Coverage of the top-flight match at Old Trafford. A 2-0 victory here last season saw the Magpies triumph over the Red Devils in a league game at Old Trafford for only the second time since 1972 - and condemned their hosts to a third straight home loss for the first time in 45 years.
Coverage of the afternoon session on day 14 at Alexandra Palace in London, featuring three third-round matches, played over the best of seven sets. It has taken a long time to get to this stage as part of the new expanded format, and the players participating will hope to put on the kind of show that saw last year's third round commence with two matches that went to a final set, with Luke Woodhouse and Jonny Clayton claiming 4-3 wins over Damon Heta and Daryl Gurney, respectively
All the action from the match at The City Ground. Forest claimed a 1-0 win here in last season's corresponding fixture thanks to Callum Hudson-Odoi's 83rd-minute strike, and they will be looking to emulate that outcome against a City side that are hoping to challenge for the title but have suffered several defeats on their travels this term.
All the action from Gloucester v Saracens the top-flight match at Kingsholm.
Coverage of Bath Rugby v Northampton the top-flight match at The Recreation Ground.
Coverage of the Premier League match at Stamford Bridge. The side playing at home came out on top in each of the games between these teams last season, with the Blues claiming a comfortable 3-0 triumph here courtesy of goals from Nicolas Jackson, Enzo Fernandez, and Cole Palmer.
Coverage of the afternoon session on day 15 at Alexandra Palace in London, featuring three third-round matches, played over the best of seven sets. Last year's tournament featured a back and forth encounter between Ryan Joyce and Ryan Searle in round three, with the former eventually coming out on top after taking a 2-0 lead, getting pegged back to 2-2, then going back up 3-2 before seeing the tie leveled again at 3-3, and finally clinching the match 4-3 to move on to round four
Coverage of the Premier League match at The Stadium of Light. These sides were involved in a seesaw Championship encounter when they met here last season, with Chris Rigg putting the hosts 1-0 inside 10 minutes, only for Joel Piroe and Junior Firpo to produce a reversal of fortunes and put the Whites 2-1 up, before Firpo turned from hero to villain by scoring an own goal in the 90th-minute to give the Black Cats a share of the spoils in a 2-2 stalemate.
All the action from Exeter Chiefs v Leicester Tigers the match at Sandy Park.
Coverage of the Premier League match between the London rivals at Selhurst Park. A first-half goal from Jean-Philippe Mateta was enough to gift the Eagles a 1-0 win in the corresponding clash last term, and they followed that by winning 2-0 at Spurs in the reverse fixture later in the campaign.
Coverage of the afternoon session on day 16 at Alexandra Palace in London, featuring three third-round matches, played over the best of seven sets. Only three players recorded a three-dart average on excess of 100 at last year's tournament, those being Stephen Bunting, Ryan Searle, and Callan Rydz, and unfortunately for Searle he was still eliminated at this stage in his match against Ryan Joyce.
Coverage of the Championship match from Coventry Building Society Arena. The Tractor Boys claimed a 4-1 win here in the FA Cup last season, but the Sky Blues have been the team to beat in the second tier during this campaign, and will be confident of registering another victory in front of their own fans.
Coverage of the Championship match from King Power Stadium. There hasn't been a league meeting between these teams since the 2013/14 season, when the Foxes won both matches home and away, including a 4-1 victory here that saw Ritchie De Laet, Dave Nugent, and Jamie Vardy getting the goals, with Nugent scoring twice
Coverage of the Championship match from St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park. The teams produced a seven-goal thriller the last time they faced each other here in the 2023/24 season, with the Saints eventually coming out on top 4-3 thanks to a 90-th minute winner from Joe Aribo.
Coverage of the afternoon session on day 17 at Alexandra Palace in London, featuring three fourth-round matches, played over the best of seven sets. Nathan Aspinall and Stephen Bunting were the only players to register 4-0 victories in round four 12 months ago as they overcame Ricardo Pietreczko and Luke Woodhouse, respectively
Coverage of the top-flight match at Turf Moor. The Magpies have triumphed in each of the last four meetings with the Clarets, and were comfortable winners the last time they came here two season ago, with Callum Wilson, Sean Longstaff, Bruno Guimaraes, and Alexander Isak all scoring in a 4-1 victory.
Coverage of the top-flight match at Stamford Bridge. Reece James rescued a point for the Blues in the corresponding match last term with a 90th-minue equaliser, after seeing his side take the lead through Cole Palmer in the 13th minute, only for the Cherries to battle back with two goals in the second-half from Justin Kluivert and Antoine Semenyo.
Coverage of the top-flight match at The City Ground. Abdoulaye Doucoure scored a 94th-minute winner when the teams met in the corresponding clash towards the end of last season, given them a second successive 1-0 win here.
Coverage of the top-flight match at London Stadium. The Hammers have changed manager twice since the last time they played host to the Seagulls, when they earned a 1-1 draw via a Mohammed Kudus equaliser after first going a goal down when Mats Wieffer netted his first goal for the club.
Coverage of the top-flight match at Emirates Stadium. The Gunners let a two-goal lead slip through their grasp when they hosted Villa last season, with Youri Tielemans and Ollie Watkins finding the back of the net in eight second-half minutes to cancel out goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz.
Coverage of the top-flight match at Old Trafford. Wolves came out on top in both encounters with the Red Devils last season, with Pablo Sarabia bagging a 70th-minute winner here. However, United have shown signs of improvements this term, while the Midlanders have struggled.