Wolves' FA Cup tie with Shrewsbury moved to 12.15pm for Discovery Plus stream | OneFootball

Wolves' FA Cup third-round tie with Shrewsbury Town has been moved to an earlier kick-off after being selected for TV coverage at Molineux.

According to ExpressAndStar.com, the match will be streamed on Discovery Plus, produced for overseas viewers, and is one of four games at 12.15pm on Saturday, January 10. It was not initially selected by TNT Sports or the BBC.

Shrewsbury reached round three for the sixth time in seven seasons, beating non-league Sutton United in extra time through substitute John Marquis. Both ties have been televised on TNT Sports.

The club have also earned £47,750 for beating South Shields in round one and £79,500 for overcoming Sutton. Third-round winners receive £121,500, with losing teams paid £26,500.

The third round is when Premier League and Championship clubs enter, so this will be Wolves' first FA Cup fixture of the season. Rob Edwards' side sit bottom of the Premier League, seeking their first win.

The announcement follows criticism from Shrewsbury chairman Roland Wycherley over Wolves' decision to cut prices, which he said "shafted" a lower-league club. Wolves said they followed guidance and acted in the best interests of supporters.

All stands will be open except the Graham Hughes Stand and the Stan Cullis quadrant, with Shrewsbury in Steve Bull lower. Tickets bought before midnight on Friday, January 9 cost £10 for adults, £8 for over-65s and under-21s, and £5 for under-17s and under-14s.

Matchday prices are £15 for adults, £10 for over-65s and under-21s, and £5 for under-17s and under-14s.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com