FA Cup: Draw for second qualifying round confirmed [Full fixtures]

Author: Ifreke InyangPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: United Kingdom

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FA Cup: Draw for second qualifying round confirmed [Full fixtures]

The draw for the second qualifying round of the FA Cup has been conducted, featuring 80 ties across England on the weekend of September 19. This round includes teams from the lower levels of the English football pyramid, with several former Football League sides involved. Winners will receive £3,375 from the prize fund, while losing clubs will collect £1,125.

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