BBC to televise Eastleigh's FA Cup tie v Swindon Town

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Eastleigh's FA Cup tie in the First Round at home to Swindon Town has been selected to be televised on BBC Two.

The Spitfires will take on their League One opposition on Friday 4th November at the Silverlake Stadium. The coverage will start at 7:55pm.

Ronnie Moore reacting to the news said: "The only reason the cameras are coming to us is they think there’s going to be an upset.

“But there’s no pressure on us. We’ve got nowt to lose, we’ve just got to enjoy it. It’s a chance for one or two of our younger lads to express themselves on TV and show how good they are.

“I’d imagine we’d get 5,000 into the Silverlake and there will be 2.5 million watching on TV.

“It’s going to be a special night for the club and what we don’t want to do is get beat by seven.

"We want to show the world just what a good team we are and how professionally we’re doing things here.

“The FA Cup has never been a hindrance for me, I love it for the atmosphere and the shocks.

“If we win, we win; if we lose, we lose - but let’s enjoy it.”


FA Cup: BBC One to show Eastleigh v Swindon Town clash

The FA Cup first-round tie between non-league Eastleigh and League One side Swindon Town will be broadcast on BBC One on Friday, 4 November at 19:55 GMT. Dan Walker will present the programme alongside former England winger Trevor Sinclair. National League side Eastleigh beat North Leigh 6-0 to reach this stage.

FA Cup: Eastleigh v Swindon to be screened live on BBC1

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FA Cup: Ronnie wants his Eastleigh players to enjoy televised tie

EASTLEIGH boss Ronnie Moore wants his National League players to enjoy their time in the television spotlight. Welcoming the news that the Spitfires' FA Cup first round tie against League One Swindon Town is to be screened live on BBC1 on Friday, November 4 (7.55pm), the vastly experienced former Tranmere boss said: "The only reason the cameras are coming to us is they think there's going to be an upset.

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