This weekend marks the start of the BBC's live coverage of the FA Cup, kicking off with a preliminary-round tie between Ashington and Bishop Auckland on Saturday.
The clash between these two historic non-league clubs from the North East will be available to watch via the BBC iPlayer, Red Button, and BBC Sport website, accessible on tablets, phones, and desktops.
The match is set to take place at 12:30 BST at Ashington AFC, a club known for its rich history and production of sporting legends. Ashington holds the record as the northernmost team to have ever played in the Football League and has produced the likes of Newcastle United legend Jackie Milburn, World Cup-winning brothers Bobby and Jack Charlton, and Burnley's 1960 title winner Jimmy Adamson.
Their opponents, Bishop Auckland, boast a remarkable record as 10-time winners of the FA Amateur Cup, showcasing their own impressive legacy in the world of football.
Interestingly, both sides currently compete in Northern Premier League Division One East and faced each other just a few days prior, with Bishop Auckland emerging victorious with a 2-1 win.
This FA Cup encounter promises an exciting and potentially unpredictable contest as both clubs seek to advance in the tournament. The BBC's live coverage will provide viewers with a glimpse into the vibrant world of non-league football, showcasing the passion and dedication of these clubs and their respective communities.
Throughout the tournament, BBC Sport will continue to provide extensive live coverage of FA Cup matches, culminating in the final at Wembley next May.