Is Birmingham against Newcastle on television? Start time, channel and how to watch FA Cup attachment – The Independent

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Birmingham City hosts Newcastle United in the fourth round of the FA Cup tonight, with League 1 leaders wanting to be upset in St. Andrew.

Chris Davis’s country led the Third Division with four points with two games in his hand, placing them in a brilliant position before the fourth round. And their advantage in the league means that they can afford to insert everything in an attempt to win some disorder this weekend.

Newcastle will still be overwhelmed by their aggregate 4-0 victory over Arsenal in the semi -finals of the Cup Cup in the middle of the week, with the Eddie Hou team boiling its place in the final victory of the Cup of the Second League three years.

And probably a very changed country of Magpies will want to do the business against the opposition with a lower league, as they continue to hunt the end of the club’s 70-year-old trophy drought.

Here’s all you need to know:

When is Birmingham against Newcastle?

The FA Cup fax will start at 17.45 GMT on Saturday, February 8 at St. Andrews in Birmingham.

What television channel is it?

This gadget will be shown free of charge for BBC One in the UK, and subscribers can also watch online via BBC IPLAYER. The coverage begins at 5:30 pm.

What are the news from the team?

For the hosts, Lee Buchanan is the only long -term injury, with left back off by the end of the season.

Birmingham Chief Davis will hope to meet Pike Seung Ho after South Korean has missed the last few weeks of action while Wilum Wilussson can also return. Tomoki Iva returned against Huddersfield last month and should be fit to start again.

For Newcastle, Jamal Lasels, Harvey Barnes and Joelton remain the only long -term absences.

In his conference before the match, Eddie How confirmed that Sven Botman would miss the match over the weekend after he was hit by Arsenal.

The Magpies boss also hinted that he would make a few changes, such as Kalum Wilson and Emil Kraft, both in the dispute to start, with William Ozula, Matt Target and Sean Longstaff.

Predicted composition

Birmingham XI: Allsop; Clarer, Davis, Kokin; Laird, Dowell, Iwata, Gardner-Hickman, Anderson; Dykes, Stansfield.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka; Tripier, Schar, Krafth, Targett; Miley, Tonali, Longstaf; Murphy, Wilson, Dutla.

Coefficients

Victory in Birmingham – 9/1

Withdrawal – 4/1

Newcastle’s Win – 1/2

Prediction

Even a lot of the side of Newcastle should have more than enough for League 1 leaders.

Birmingham 0-2 Newcastle.