Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County: TV channel, kick-off time and lineups (8 November)
What to know
Cray Wanderers host Stockport County in the 1st round of the FA Cup on Sunday 8 November 2026. Kickoff is at 17:15 Mecca time at , . Cray Wanderers are #1 in the table and Stockport County are #2. The match is on TV in 6 countries, on channels including Stan Sport, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Web, BBC Two, TNT Sports 3.
- Cray Wanderers (#1) against Stockport County (#2): a direct fight at the top of the table.
- The table says one thing, the predictions another: Stockport County are the favourites.
- Cray Wanderers are unbeaten in their last 7 matches.
- You can watch this match free on BBC iPlayer in England.
Watching the match
Which channel shows Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County?
- No channel listed for that country.
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Before kickoff
Match prediction
Form
The last five matches of each team before this one, most recent at the top.
Cray WanderersWho is out: Cray Wanderers and Stockport County
Cray Wanderers- No absences reported.
Stockport County
Brad Hills Cruciate ligament injury
Ryan Rydel Unspecified injury
Questions and answers
What time does Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County kick off?
Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County kicks off on Sunday 8 November 2026 at 17:15 Mecca time (14:15 UTC). This page also shows the time in your own timezone.
Which channel is showing Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County?
The match is on TV in 6 countries. Channels include Stan Sport, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Web, BBC Two, TNT Sports 3, HBO Max. Search for your country in the list above to see yours.
Can I watch Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County for free?
Yes. BBC iPlayer shows it free to air in England.
Who is expected to win, Cray Wanderers or Stockport County?
Cray Wanderers 7%, draw 11%, Stockport County 82%.
Can I watch Cray Wanderers vs Stockport County 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.