Why were FA Cup replays scrapped? - Replays used to offer lower-level teams a chance to extend their run in the competition, as well as a potential cash injection ...

FA Cup proposed format changes, everything to know: Why EFL Clubs oppose the new structure scrapping replays English soccer's leading domestic cup could look different and it's raising eyebrows ...

A replay of America's men's soccer match against France will be showing on USA Network at 8 p.m. ET. NBCOlympics.com 's broadcast schedule will feature a litany of other men's soccer replays as well.

Campaign group Fair Game and clubs across the country are demanding an amendment to the Football Governance Bill to protect FA Cup replays after a decision to scrap them.

Replays in the FA Cup — for so long a big money-maker and potential lifeline for lower-division teams in English soccer — have been scrapped from next season.

FA Cup replays will be scrapped from the first round next season as part of a six-year agreement with the Premier League to strengthen the domestic competition, the Football Association (FA ...

Compared to other sports, soccer is a latecomer to video replays. In the United States, the NFL introduced instant replays in the mid-1980s but scrapped the system in 1991 after widespread discontent.

Soccer fans in Sweden saw the way video replay was used in other leagues and successfully campaigned to block it. Now others, like the English Premier League, could follow suit.

Replays in the FA Cup - for so long a big money-maker and potential lifeline for lower-division teams in English soccer - have been scrapped from next season.

FA Cup replays have long been a big money-maker and potential lifeline for lower-division teams in English soccer but they are being scrapped from next season.