BBC Sport

Here's a list of what you can listen to this afternoon on the BBC Sport website and app. If you want to watch Hednesford Town v Gateshead - click the 'watch' button above.

FA Cup Fourth Round Qualifying

Aldershot Town v Bath City - BBC Radio Surrey

Alfreton Town vs Spennymoor Town - BBC Radio Derby

Barnet v Chelmsford City - BBC Radio Essex

Biggleswade v York City - BBC Radio York

Braintree Town v Bishop's Stortford - BBC Radio Essex

Chesham United v Yeovil Town - BBC Radio Somerset

Cray Wanderers v Tonbridge Angels - BBC Radio Kent

Eastleigh v Southend United - BBC Radio Essex & BBC Radio Solent

Forest Green Rovers v Weymouth - BBC Radio Solent & BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Fylde v Rochdale - BBC Radio Lancashire

Gainsborough Trinity v Boston United - BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Harborough Town v Bury FC - BBC Radio Leicester

Hartlepool United v Brackley Town - BBC Radio Tees & BBC Radio Oxford

Hednesford Town v Gateshead (15:30 KO) - TV coverage & BBC Radio Newcastle

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Kidderminster Harriers v Guiseley - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

Maidstone v Ebbsfleet - BBC Radio Kent

Oldham Athletic v Halifax Town - BBC Radio Manchester

Plymouth Parkway v Worthing - BBC Radio Devon

Rushall Olympic v Peterborough Sports - BBC Radio West Midlands

Scarborough Athletic v Chester - BBC Radio York

Woking v Slough Town - BBC Radio Surrey

National League North

Buxton v Hereford - BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester

BBC Two

The winners will progress to the 1st Round Draw which will be live on BBC Two from 7pm on Monday evening.

BBC iPlayer

To find out if The Pitmen of Hednesford can defy the odds and make it through to the proper stages join Steven Wyeth and 2014 finalist Matty Fryatt on commentary.

Coverage will be live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app at 3.20pm on Saturday, with kick off at 3.30pm.

BBC Sport

It’s the FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round this weekend – the final stage of the competition before EFL clubs enter – and BBC Sport’s live streaming game pits 8th tier Hednesford Town against National League side and current FA Trophy holders, Gateshead.

The Staffordshire club are playing at this stage for the first time in five years, and are one of only four clubs that remain having entered at the Extra-Preliminary Round. Their cup campaign began on 3rd August, and including replays, the Pitmen have already played seven ties.

The game against Gateshead will be played at Town’s impressive 6000 capacity Keys Park stadium, a legacy of their spell in the higher echelons of non-league – the club played in the then Conference between 1995 and 2001. The same period saw them achieve an historic best FA Cup run, with upset victories over Blackpool and York seeing them through to the 4th Round Proper and a trip to Middlesbrough in 1997.

In recent years Hednesford have unfortunately slipped down the pyramid. They were relegated from National League North in 2016 and in 2023 dropped down to Division One West of the Northern Premier League. Indeed, things were almost a great deal worse when a deal to buy the club fell through in May 2023, putting their entire existence in jeopardy, and they temporarily resigned from the league.

Now under new ownership, things are looking up, but they’ll need to be at their very best to have a chance against Gateshead who currently lie 4th in the National League table, some 80 places above Town in the pyramid. However, the visitors suffered a blow last week when their management team led by former Newcastle goalkeeper, Rob Elliot, departed to take up the reins at League One side Crawley. Last season, Elliot guided “The Heed” to a top six finish and that Trophy success at Wembley.