Coventry City face Premier League side Ipswich Town in FA Cup fourth round action on Saturday afternoon. Frank Lampard's side have been in great form recently but their run of four consecutive Championship wins came to an end against Leeds United earlier this week.

Despite that, the Sky Blues sit 11th in the table and are just three points off the play-offs. As for Kieran McKenna's side, they come into the clash following four consecutive defeats which has left them languishing in the relegation zone.

Having made it to the semi-finals last season, before losing in heart-breaking fashion to Manchester United on penalties, Coventry will be hoping to go one better. Premier League opposition were beaten on their road to Wembley in 2024, while Ipswich lost to lower league opposition in the last campaign.

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With that being said, here are all the details you need to know on how to watch Coventry's FA Cup fourth round tie against Ipswich.

What time does Coventry vs Ipswich kick off?

Coventry City host Ipswich Town in an FA Cup fourth round clash on Saturday with the action getting underway at 3pm at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

How can I watch Coventry vs Ipswich

Though the game has not been selected for live coverage in the United Kingdom, there will be plenty of ways to follow the action. For some fans abroad however, there will be a way to watch with a full list of the broadcasters provided on the FA Cup website.

The game can be seen on ESPN+ in the United States while those in Canada can watch on Sportsnet World Now. Elsewhere, Optus will show the game in Australia while the action can also be seen on Viaplay in Scandinavia.

How else can I follow the action

If you are unable to watch the game in person, the Coventry Telegraph will be providing regular updates in our live blog that can be found right here. The highlights will also be available on YouTube shortly after the game has finished.

What has Lampard said about the game?

"Ipswich were a fantastic side in the Championship last year. "They've also gone and added to their squad and are competing in the Premier League, playing at that level week in and week out, so it feels like they'll be the strongest team we have played against, pound for pound.

"But maybe that's where the Leeds game can provide some valuable little pointers for us in terms of that step up in quality and what it means for us with and without the ball, because we could be better than we were against Leeds on both fronts. "So we'll see."

He added: "For me, Cup runs are generally always good for confidence. "You want to manage the squad, you want to have as many games and FA Cup games deep into the competition are great things.

"So you know, we like to think we want to win every game that we play. "You approach every game as it comes and I'm not going with any other thought than trying to win the game to get to the next round."