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EFL FIVE COLLECT £60,000 FA CUP TELLY FEE

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FA CUP
By John Lyons

A HANDFUL of EFL sides will pocket a £60,000 windfall after being chosen for live broadcast coverage in the FA Cup second round.
League Two Harrogate Town get the ball rolling on Friday, November 29 (7.45pm) when they host NPL Premier outfit Gainsborough Trinity in front of the BBC Two cameras.
After knocking out League One high-flyers Wrexham last Sunday, Town will be big favourites to reach the third round.
The following day sees League One frontrunners Wycombe Wanderers make the trip to National League side Wealdstone. The tie kicks off at the early ti...

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