How to follow the FA Cup on the BBC this weekend

The BBC will be showing two of the first-round fixtures live - with both available on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.In the first of those, National League side Altrincham carry a reputation for giant-killing into their match with League One's Notts County on Saturday.The non-league side have claimed 17 wins against league opposition, more than any other club that have never been part of the top four divisions.Notts County are the world's oldest professional league team and won the FA Cup in 1894.In the second BBC televised game of the weekend, Cray Wanderers of the Isthmian League meet League One high-flyers Stockport County on Sunday.Reputed to be London's oldest football club - pre-dating the FA Cup itself - it is the first time seventh-tier Cray have made it to the first round.Saturday 7 November:Altrincham v Notts County - coverage from 17:15, kick-off 17:30Sunday, 8 November:Cray Wanderers v Stockport County - coverage from 14:00, kick-off 14:15A live highlights show hosted by Jason Mohammad will round up the weekend's action on Sunday from 17:10 on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, including 2021 FA Cup winners Leicester's visit to sixth-tier Oxford City.Live text commentary will cover all of the weekend's action, while digital highlights will be available on the BBC Sport website, app and social media channels.There will be eight ties shown live on television across the weekend, with the remaining six games being broadcast on TNT Sports.