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All you need to know ahead of Leeds United hosting Norwich City in the FA Cup fifth round at Elland Road - TV, live stream, and more...

Despite now being a league apart, Leeds United are set to face Norwich City for the seventh time under the stewardship of Daniel Farke. The pair do battle at Elland Road this weekend in the FA Cup fifth round.

The seventh meeting is the fourth at Elland Road, with Leeds United winning 2-0 in January 2025 and in each of the other two clashes at home to Norwich City. The one prior came via a play-off demolition during a 4-0 aggregate win, with all four goals in West Yorkshire.

Prior to that, Leeds saw Patrick Bamford bag the winner earlier in that campaign in the league, with the Whites drawing two and winning one — a 3-2 win in dramatic circumstances thanks to Crysencio Summerville — at Carrow Road to give Farke an unbeaten record against his former employers.

He will take charge of his 136th Leeds match this weekend, having taken charge of 208 Norwich games between May 2017 and November 2021. A place in the FA Cup quarter-finals awaits them if they claim victory against Philippe Clement's Norwich side.

Leeds have seen off two Championship clubs already to reach this round of the cup, with away wins against Derby County and Birmingham City. Norwich had to beat League Two Walsall before beating West Bromwich Albion at Carrow Road. This tie is Leeds' first at home and Norwich's first away, too.

Leeds United vs Norwich City: TV/Live Stream, kick-off time, and more

Leeds facing Norwich is the second-to-last fixture during the fifth round of the FA Cup, with West Ham United facing Brentford on Monday evening. Friday sees Wolverhampton Wanderers take on Liverpool in another all-Premier League tie to kick off the weekend.

Mansfield Town play Arsenal on Saturday, with Wrexham vs Chelsea and Newcastle United vs Manchester City joining them later in the day. Leeds vs Norwich is the closing game on Sunday instead.

After Fulham vs Southampton at midday, and Sunderland traveling to Port Vale, Leeds take on Norwich at 4.30pm UK time. It will be televised live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate, with coverage beginning at 4.00pm.

It can also be streamed on a phone, laptop, or tablet device via Discovery+. Sign up for TNT Sports through their TNT Sports plan. If you sign up for a Discovery+ plan with TNT Sports, you can watch TNT Sports using the Discovery+ app.

In the Discovery+ app, choose Sports or one of the live sports channels: TNT Sports 1-4 are able for streaming on any Discovery+ supported device. There is currently a £30.99 monthly sport plan available.

There is no BBC coverage outside of the highlights post-match online and on the FA Cup highlights show that evening at 10.30pm. Wolves vs Liverpool and Wrexham vs Chelsea are the only games on the BBC this weekend.

Leeds United must be wary of Philippe Clement's Norwich City record

Despite a midweek defeat to Sunderland, both sides have been in decent form for a while now, but Leeds facing Norwich isn't as simple on paper as many Leeds fans might think. Clement took this Norwich side on in serious relegation trouble but they have massively turned it around since.

Excluding the Walsall and West Brom games, he has won 11 of his 20 league matches in charge. Not only that, but Norwich have claimed 36 points in those games. It's incredibly positive at Carrow Road.

They are now 11 clear of the relegation zone and Clement has masterminded their turnaround, even with Josh Sargent's transfer situation and other serious injury issues ravaging the squad to contend with.

Leeds will continue to have relegation fears of their own until they are mathematically safe, meaning they are perhaps more likely to rotate and play a second-string side than their visitors. Could that be the difference at Elland Road?