Bromley vs Rotherham United: TV channel, kick-off time and lineups (7 November)
What to know
Bromley host Rotherham United in the 1st round of the FA Cup on Saturday 7 November 2026. Kickoff is at 18:00 Mecca time at Hayes Lane, . Bromley are #1 in the table and Rotherham United are #2.
- Bromley (#1) against Rotherham United (#2): a direct fight at the top of the table.
- The table says one thing, the predictions another: Rotherham United are the favourites.
- 1st round of the FA Cup: lose and you are out; a draw means extra time and penalties.
Watching the match
Which channel shows Bromley vs Rotherham United?
Broadcasters have not been announced yet. Check back closer to kickoff.
Before kickoff
Match prediction
Form
The last five matches of each team before this one, most recent at the top.
Who is out: Bromley and Rotherham United
Bromley- No absences reported.
Rotherham United
Josh Austerfield Ankle injury
Going to the match
Getting to Hayes Lane
- TrainBromley South11 minon foot · 904 m
- TrainBickley23 minon foot · 1838 m
Forecast for kickoff on Saturday 7 November: cloudy, 10°C, 4% chance of rain.
Stadium: Hayes Lane
Hotels near Hayes Lane
The pin is the stadium. Prices are for the night of Bromley vs Rotherham United, Saturday 7 November.
Questions and answers
What time does Bromley vs Rotherham United kick off?
Bromley vs Rotherham United kicks off on Saturday 7 November 2026 at 18:00 Mecca time (15:00 UTC). This page also shows the time in your own timezone.
Which channel is showing Bromley vs Rotherham United?
Broadcasters have not been announced yet. This page updates as soon as they are.
Where is Bromley vs Rotherham United being played?
At Hayes Lane in , which holds 5,150 people.
Who is expected to win, Bromley or Rotherham United?
Bromley 31%, draw 26%, Rotherham United 44%.
Can I watch Bromley vs Rotherham United while I am travelling?
Each broadcaster works in its own country. Away from home, a VPN connects you through a server in your home country, so the service you use there stays available. Check that service’s terms and the law where you are first; some broadcasters need their own subscription.