Football campaign group Fair Game has issued five demands to reform the FA Cup following the decision to scrap replays in the competition.The body, which represents 34 men's professional clubs, has called for an amendment to the upcoming Football Governance Bill that would mean replays could not be scrapped without a majority vote from all eligible clubs.

Campaign group Fair Game and clubs across the country are demanding an amendment to the Football Governance Bill to protect FA Cup replays after a decision to scrap them.

Twenty-seven teams have joined Fair Game in sending a stinging letter calling for the UK government 'to save the FA Cup'.

Twenty-seven clubs from the EFL and below write to the Government to intervene in the proposed scrapping of FA Cup replays.

Twenty-seven clubs have called for FA Cup replays to be reinstated in a letter to the Culture Secretary. The group have backed a call from football reform body Fair Game for an amendment to the Football Governance Bill,

York City are one of 27 football clubs to write to culture secretary Lucy Frazer asking for an amendment to the Football Governance Bill to protect FA Cup replays.