All you need to know to watch Mansfield Town’s blockbuster FA Cup match while you’re at home or out and about this weekend.

After returning from Rotherham with another point to add to their League One tally, Stags’ attention is now laser-focused on facing Arsenal. Nigel Clough’s side will welcome the Premier League leaders to the One Call Stadium for their mouth-watering FA Cup fifth round meeting.

There are now five EFL clubs left in the tournament and all of them are up against opponents from England’s top flight. Championship side Wrexham will host Chelsea, and Southampton will make the trip to Fulham. Meanwhile, Norwich City face Leeds United and League One strugglers Port Vale prepare to take on Sunderland.

Tickets for Mansfield Town vs Arsenal have now sold out, so if you haven’t already bought yours, you’ll need to rely on TV coverage to watch the Stags in action. Here’s all you need to know so you don’t miss a minute – whether you’ll be watching from home or heading out to the pub to enjoy the match day atmosphere.

A split image of Nigel Clough and Mikel Arteta.

placeholder image — A split image of Nigel Clough and Mikel Arteta.

When is Mansfield Town vs Arsenal?

Stags will host 14-time FA Cup champions Arsenal at the One Call Stadium this Saturday, March 7th, with kick-off scheduled for 12.15pm.

What TV channel will Mansfield Town vs Arsenal be on?

The fixture will be shown live on channel TNT Sports 1 and coverage will begin at 11am, to factor in all the pre-match build-up at the One Call.

Mansfield Town vs Arsenal FA Cup live stream

Saturday’s match will also be available to watch via live stream, exclusively on discovery+. You can access the stream on mobile phones, tablets, laptops and smart TVs via supported app stores and the official website. If you aren’t already a customer, you can find out more information on discovery+ here.

Which pubs are showing the Mansfield Town FA Cup match?

Got plans to head out and watch the match? We’ve put together a list of pubs in Mansfield and Ashfield where you will be able to catch the FA Cup action. Check out the list here.

Stags ‘can’t waste’ FA Cup chance, says Nigel Clough

Speaking ahead of his side’s meeting with Arsenal, Stags boss Nigel Clough said: “Shocks are still possible. Macclesfield’s exploits this season have reawakened everyone to the possibilities of the FA Cup.”

Non-league side Macclesfield produced a monumental upset in January by eliminating reigning champions Crystal Palace at home, despite being ranked 117 places below the Eagles at the time.

“Who would ever have said a National League North side could knock out the holders? In no other country would it happen, but such is the strength of the Football League and the leagues below it. That is why the FA Cup has to be protected,” Clough continued.

“The players know they may never be in this position ever again. Mansfield may never play Arsenal again while we are alive, so without thinking about it, everyone raises their game a little bit.

“We have got very little chance, but whatever chance, however small it is, we can’t waste it. We have to give it a go.”