How to watch Portsmouth v King's Lynn: stream details, BBC channel, kick-off time, coverage start time and more on the FA Cup clash

The Blues welcome King’s Lynn Town to Fratton Park and will be heavy favourites to defeat their National League rivals.

Kenny Jackett’s side beat Ipswich 3-2 after extra-time in the opening round while the Walks pulled of a surprise 1-0 victory at Port Vale.

Pompey sit 57 places above their Norfolk opponents, although they won’t underestimate the visitors.

A win for the Blues will see them edge into the third round of the historic competition for three straight seasons – giving them the chance to draw a Premier League opponent.

What’s more, there is £25,500 in prize money for the winner of this weekend’s clash.

While there has been hope about fans soon returning to stadia, the Cup tie will be played behind closed doors.

But the Fratton faithful are still able to watch from the comfort of their own homes.

The game has been selected for live broadcast, with Pompey banking a £37,500.

Here are all the details how you can watch…

What time is kick-off?

Pompey’s clash against the non-league visitors kicks-off at the traditional time of 3pm on Saturday, November 28.

How can I watch the tie?

The game is being shown on BBC iPlayer, as well as the BBC Sport website and app.

To watch on BT Sport, it can be found on their “Extra 3” channel.

What time does coverage start?

According to the BBC website, coverage on BBC platforms will start at 2.50pm.

Can I watch on iFollow?

No. As the game has been selected for UK and international broadcast, the game will not be available via iFollow.

How can I watch the tie overseas?

You can check local listings in your country by clicking here.

If you are in the United States, the match is being streamed by ESPN+.