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Leeds United take on West Ham in the FA Cup quarter-final on Sunday, April 5, 2026 at London Stadium - here's how to watch on TNT Sports and Discovery+
Abbie Meehan Senior Sports Writer and James Smailes
14:54, 05 Apr 2026
Leeds United's Welsh defender Joe Rodon heads the ball to score their second goal from a corner for 2-0 during the English Premier League football match between Leeds United and West Ham United at Elland Road in Leeds, northern England on October 24, 2025.
The pair meet in the FA Cup(Image: OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images)
How to watch West Ham vs Leeds United clash in the FA Cup
Kick-off time: The match is scheduled to take place on Sunday, April 5, 2026. The official kick-off time is set for 4.30pm at the London Stadium.
Location: The fixture will be hosted by the Hammers at the London Stadium in Stratford. This iconic venue will be at full capacity as tickets have already sold out.
UK TV channel: Live television coverage in the United Kingdom will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1. Coverage is scheduled to get under way at 4pm, providing 30 minutes of pre-match analysis and build-up.
Live stream information: Supporters can stream the match live via the Discovery+ app on mobile devices and smart TVs. To access the stream, viewers must hold a valid, paid account and be situated within the United Kingdom, reports the Mirror.
US broadcast: The match will be available exclusively on HBO Max. You can stream the action through the HBO Max app on various devices, which is set to begin just before the 11.30am ET / 8.30am PT kick-off.
Radio coverage: Live national radio commentary will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live for listeners throughout the UK. Regional coverage can also be found on BBC Radio London and BBC Radio Leeds for more club-focused commentary.
Leeds team news: Daniel Farke has concerns over Dominic Calvert-Lewin, while Anton Stach is expected to be available after returning to training following a hip issue. Noah Okafor and Dan James have also been monitored for minor knocks picked up during the international break. West Ham team news: Nuno Espírito Santo has revealed that Crysencio Summerville will undergo a late fitness assessment to determine whether he is available to feature against his former side after picking up a calf injury. The Hammers continue to be without a number of long-term absentees but are anticipated to field a strong side for this quarter-final.
Head-to-head record: The recent history between these two clubs is remarkably evenly matched, with both teams claiming two victories and a draw from their last five encounters. Their most recent meeting was a closely contested 2-1 result, indicating another tight fixture that could well go to extra time or a penalty shootout.
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