Love women’s football? TNT Sports wants you on the road to Wembley

Do you love to watch and talk about women’s football? Are you already using your own social media to engage with others who love the sport as much as you? Then TNT Sports wants to hear from you.

As part of our continuing coverage of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, TNT Sports is looking to team up with emerging creators across digital and social from the fifth round all the way through to the final at Wembley in May.

We are looking for new faces and voices to work alongside us on-site at our live matches from February to create content with our TNT Sports Digital Team.

You’ll get access to the TNT Sports on-air team on the day, be pitchside during the game and, where available, have opportunities for content capture with players before and after the match.

This is a paid role, and you will work on behalf of TNT Sports. You will work with us to create a content plan, and we’ll provide you with operational and production support to deliver content live on your and TNT Sports’ social channels.

TNT Sports wants you on the road to Wembley

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If you think this role is for you, we’d love to see your videos from across the fourth-round weekend.

Whether you’re attending a game or just watching from home, send us your most creative reactions and reflections from across the weekend.

Then, post them to your social channels tagging @tntsportsfootball and using the hashtag #TNTRoadToWembley.

If you’re one of our favourites, we’ll be in contact with you later in January to discuss the details of the role with you further.

We’ll look to include at least one creator per Round from the fourth round all the way to the final, where we may have multiple creators working with us around our big day of coverage at Wembley Stadium.

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TNT Sports will be bringing 19 Women’s FA Cup clashes to your screens throughout the 2025/26 campaign as part of a three-year deal, which will garner greater exposure for women’s football clubs across the pyramid. TNT Sports also broadcast a second-round fixture, which was another first for the Women’s FA Cup.