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Saturday FA Cup: live blog

16 February 2013, 14:36

Welcome to our coverage of today’s matches. The lineup for the day includes FA Cup and Absa Premiership matches.

FA Cup Live Scores
Absa Premiership Live Scores

We will combine live updates, comments and your tweets in this blog around the matches.

The matches are available via live streaming and will also be televised live on SuperSport. For all broadcast details, click here.

Arsenal will be taking on Blackburn Rovers at the Emirates Stadium in today’s round of FA Cup matches. Will Blackburn survive the home crowd and pull out a win?

In the Absa Premier League, the Kaizer Chiefs v Free State Stars match could be a key match in the race for the title. Will Chiefs take back the top spot from Orlando Pirates?

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