Manchester City are hoping to go one further than last season by lifting the FA Cup, having fallen in the final to Crystal Palace. Pep Guardiola has won the trophy on two occasions and could end his time in England with a third, amid rumours he may leave the Etihad at the end of the season.
But standing in their way is Exeter City, who have come through two rounds already and are yet to concede a single goal - finding the back of the net six times against Wycombe and Halifax Town. They are sat 14th in League One, but won two of their last three games, their other match a 2-2 draw at Huddersfield.
When is Man City vs Exeter?
Manchester City vs Exeter takes place on Saturday, January 10, at 3pm. The League One outfit's match with Lincoln City was postponed after Exeter reached the third round of the FA Cup.
City host Exeter either side of a tough 1-1 home draw with Brighton and a trip to Newcastle in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final.
Is Man City vs Exeter on TV?
The match is not available to watch in the UK due to the TV blackout rule.
However, the BBC is providing live audio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Radio Manchester and BBC Radio Devon.
Those in the United States can tune in on ESPN Deportes, ESPN Select, fuboTV and ESPN App.
Exeter asked City for a greater share of gate receipts, but their request was turned down by the Premier League club.
The League One club, who have struggled financially, tried to receive a greater proportion of the gate receipts as a “statement of solidarity”.
They will take 8,000 fans to a sold-out Etihad and while each club gets 45 per cent of gate receipts, with the other 10 going to the FA. Exeter are expected to receive between £250,000 and £400,000.
City have seen the request but are not changing the standard policy.