FA Cup betting

Middlesbrough v Sunderland FA Cup betting is the big highlight of the midweek action, as six teams battle it out for a place in the fifth round. The Middlesbrough v Sunderland replay is one of three FA Cup Fourth Round replays this week, all following 1-1 draws at the first attempt. Premier League side Sunderland missed their opportunity to take advantage of home advantage at the end of January, and now Martin O’Neill’s men face a tricky trip to face Boro on their home turf. Middlesbrough, it has to be said, aren’t in the greatest form of the season at the moment, having not won in the Championship in their last six attempts. They face Sunderland on the back of 0-0 home draw against Crystal Palace in the league on Saturday, but they are still hanging on to sixth spot in the Championship after playing so strongly over the first half of the season. The replay should be just as tight as the first leg, as Middlesbrough don’t score a lot, and are relatively tight at the back. Their goal difference on the league season is just +3, so that tells you a lot. Sunderland rattled off another good win in their revival under Martin O’Neill, having now won five of their last six Premier League matches. They are a team in form and will be expected to move ahead to the fifth the round. The prize for the winner of this FA Cup Replay is a home fixture against Arsenal, so big things at stake here. Although they are away from home, the Black Cats are in great form right now, Boro are not and that really has to count for something in your betting options. Still, Sunderland aren’t a prolific goal scoring outfit themselves, and this is why Middlesbrough v Sunderland betting should be pretty tight. Extra time really isn’t out of the question in this fixture.

What else do we have to look forward to? Well League One high flyers Sheffield Wednesday get another crack at high flying Championship side Blackpool. Both sides won their respective league matches on the weekend, and both are in great shape at the moment. That is why this may be the most entertaining of the FA Cup replays this week. Picking a winner isn’t going to be easy from these two, especially with Sheffield Wednesday being at home, which levels the playing field even more. The winner of this replay is going to be an away tie against Premier League side Everton at Goodison Park, so there is a good pay day in the making for the winners here. The other Fourth Round tie to be settled, is Millwall v Southampton. Southampton, who are second in the Championship and hunting down a return to England’s top flight, square off against divisional rivals Millwall again. Millwall are struggling near the relegation zone, but neither side won on the weekend. While Millwall have lost six of their last eight league matches, Southampton’s form has stumbled a little bit as well. Still, the south coasters will be favoured to get through. They have met once in the Championship this season as well, and that produced a 1-0 home win for the Saints. And the Saints again will be excepted to go marching on to the fifth round, where a home tie against Premier League strugglers Bolton is awaiting.

Middlesbrough v Sunderland FA Cup Fourth Round Replay betting
Boro5/2, Draw 12/5, Sunderland 11/10 at Bet365

Sheffield Wednesday v Blackpool FA Cup Fourth Round Replay betting
Sheffield Wednesday 6/4, Draw 12/5, Blackpool 13/8 at SkyBet

Southampton v Millwall FA Cup Fourth Round Replay betting
Southampton 8/11, Draw 12/5, Millwall 15/4 at Boylesports

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We are down to the last sixteen now in the FA Cup betting for this season and the field is narrowing, but the competitors at the head of the field are pretty tightly packed. Naturally the announcement of the firth round draw was all important in the recent reshuffle of prices and it is Spurs, Chelsea and Liverpool who are joint favourites to take the trophy this time around. Spurs saw off Watford to book their place in the fifth round, while Liverpool scored a dramatic late win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, thanks to Dirk Kuyt capitalising on some shoddy defending by the Red Devils. While Liverpool get to stay at home for the fifth round, as they take on Brighton again in cup competition, Spurs travel away to Stevenage. Liverpool played Brighton in the Carling Cup this season on their way to the final, and the Seagulls gave the Anfield crew a great run for their money before succumbing 2-1. Brighton saw off Premier League opposition in Newcastle in the fourth round and will be up for the challenge at Anfield. League One side Stevenage drew Spurs in an attractive fixture for them, their reward for edging past Notts County, so both of the FA Cup front runners have decent draws. Crawley Town get to host a Premier League side competitively for the first time ever at the Broadfield Stadium, while Chelsea, who navigated a dour trip to QPR entertain Birmingham at Stamford Bridge. Arsenal have a tricky fixture away from The Emirates, as they will face either Sunderland or Middlesbrough.

There are three fourth round replays to be settled, which are to be played on February 7th. Sheffield Wednesday v Blackpool, Middlesbrough v Sunderland and Southampton v Millwall.

FA Cup fifth round – February 18th-19th
Liverpool v Brighton
Everton v Blackpool or Sheffield Wednesday
Chelsea v Birmingham
Crawley Town v Stoke
Stevenage v Tottenham
Norwich v Leicester
Sunderland or Middlesbrough v Arsenal
Millwall or Southampton v Bolton

2011/12 FA Cup Outright Winner Betting Odds
Spurs 7/2 at BetVictor, Liverpool 7/2 at Bet365, Chelsea 7/2 at SkyBet, Arsenal 5/1 at Bet365, Everton 12/1 at Blue Square, Stoke 16/1 at Bet365, Sunderland 25/1 at Boylesports

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It will be worth dropping by online bookmaker Ladbrokes for Sunderland v Middlesbrough FA Cup betting on Sunday. The bookie has a great betting promotion running for the FA Cup fourth round match at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland host Championship side Middlesbrough, who are chasing a play off place in the division at the moment. Sunderland have undergone something of a revival since Martin O’Neill took over from the sacked Steve Bruce, tightening up at the back a lot and becoming a force to be reckoned with. They are finally starting to live up to potential and a different looking side from the one which struggled through the first half of the season. Sunderland, who will be without Nicolas Bendtner will be favourites to take a stride forward in the competition as they face a Middlesbrough side who are riding high, but are on a bad run of form. Borough have lost three league matches in a row now, as they have hit a major slump. They are still clinging on to a play off place in the Championship, just about, but they have lost a lot of ground with no win in four. But the FA Cup is always a great distraction for Championship side when there is the chance of claiming a Premier League scalp, and with this being a Wear-Tees derby of course, then the emotions and passions will be running high. One thing that Middlesbrough can take into the match is an unbeaten run of four games against Sunderland in their previous meetings. So they can take a bit of confidence with them, and no doubt a win over Sunderland would help with confidence in getting their Championship challenge back on track.

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Arsenal are waiting on the fitness of Thierry Henry to see whether the Gunners forward can take part in the cup tie at home against Aston Villa. Online bookmaker Ladbrokes have an Arsenal v Aston Villa FA Cup betting promotion running for the big match. The visitors will be looking to striker Darren Bent to fire them through to the next round at the Emirates. It is not going to be an easy afternoon for the Villains who have only won three on the road in the Premier League this season, although they have only lost three, picking up six draws. They suffered a home 2-1 defeat at Villa Park in the league against Arsenal earlier in the season, when Yossi Benayoun popped up with a late winner for the Gunners. Villa have won their last two away games through, beating Chelsea comprehensively at Stamford Bridge and then squeezing out a win against Wolves. Striker Darren Bent has scored in three of his last four games now, and he has been joined up front by Robbie Keane to give Villa a bit of extra thrust. But is surrounding Darren Bent, who Ladbrokes are focusing their Arsenal v Aston Villa betting promotion around. If the England striker scores at anytime during the game, then Ladbrokes will refund all losing First Goalscorer bets. So that is going to be some great value in your football betting to take there.

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Liverpool v Man Utd FA Cup betting is the big highlight of the weekend’s top action. There is the whole Luis Suarez thing surrounding this, as it was against United that he was accused of making racist remarks towards Patrice Evra and which resulted in him getting an eight match ban. So there have been calls for all fans to remain calm ahead of the big match at Anfield, the second time this season they have played there. Liverpool and United played out a 1-1 draw in the league match back in October and the Red Devils face another tough match in this year’s FA Cup. Sir Alex Ferguson’s men went across the City to face Manchester City in the third round and came away with a 3-2 win, staving off a brave fight back from the Blues who were down to ten men for most of the match, as Vincent Kompany got sent off. So United negotiated their way through that, and then landed another tough away match, this time at Anfield. United are under the cosh a little bit with injury problems, most recently losing Phil Jones for a while, and there are doubts over Nani as well. United had a bruising game at Arsenal on the weekend in the league, which they won 2-1 with a late goal from Danny Welbeck, but Michael Carrick, Patrice Evra and Wayne Rooney were all causalities of war from that match. The bruises and bangs are stockpiling now, with Nemanja Vidic out for the season, Rio Ferdinand, Ashley Young and more struggling for full fitness. Still, United continue to roll along, battling their way through their tough encounters, whoever Sir Alex Ferguson manages to throw out on to the pitch. United did hit a rough spot in the league, losing back to back games around the turn of the new year, but have bounced back from that. They have won the last two matches in the league now and with some good away form, will be up for the challenge, even if it isn’t their strongest starting eleven on show.

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Liverpool however are three matches without a win in the league and Kenny Dalglish has been accusing his players of not being committed enough. There is not much to offer going forward for Liverpool at the moment, with Suarez still missing for another two games after this one, and Andy Carroll far off the scoring mark. A bad defeat at struggling Bolton last week, kicked up a managerial fury and Liverpool’s quest here for FA Cup glory, will probably be a bit hampered by their midweek Carling Cup semi final action against Man City. It means that they are not going to have had as much rest ahead of Liverpool v Man Utd FA Cup betting as the Red Devils have and that could prove crucial. Liverpool’s form at home this season hasn’t been great either, winning just four of their eleven league matches and drawing the other seven. So they don’t give much away but the potential of them winning looks average at the moment, and half chances are pretty much all Manchester United need when it comes to grabbing success. But will the home advantage be the great leveller in this match? Yes, they will be more tired, but their fans need some success and after a good run in the Carling Cup, the usually tight Liverpool defence makes them a great cup side. If they could find a way to put more goals in the back of the net, then they would be a much tougher proposition. The two sides met in the FA Cup last season of course, with United winning 1-0 at Old Trafford, but United have failed to win on their last two visits at Anfield. So a tight affair is expected and of course, some drama. Will tempers run higher than the quality? There have been some real classics between these two and the bookies are favouring Liverpool to just get something out of this fixture. A tough side to break down at home.

Liverpool v Manchester United FA Cup Betting Odds
Liverpool to win: 17/10 at Stan James
Draw: 23/10 at Bet365
Man Utd to win: 6/4 at Totesport

It is back to FA Cup betting action this weekend as the fourth round swings into action, and QPR v Chelsea betting at Loftus Road should be a cracker. We know the history between these two, because when they met in the league, it was a really ill tempered affair which QPR somehow came away with a 1-0 battling win against their rich London neighbours. There was the whole spat between Chelsea’s John Terry and QPR’s Anton Ferdinand as well which is still spilling on to this FA Cup match. QPR have been encouraging Anton Ferdinand to shake John Terry’s hand in an attempt to try and keep things under the boil at Loftus Road, and warnings have been issued to both clubs that punishments will be handed out for any discriminatory or inflammatory language. There is not going to be any love lost between the two sides in QPR v Chelsea FA Cup betting, and it just adds that extra spice for the noon kick off on Saturday. Chelsea boss Andre Villas Boas has no intention of leaving John Terry out of the squad for the match and so we can expect another headed affair. QPR got the better of the league match through a slightly dodgy penalty decision in the 10th minute, and while Chelsea controlled most of the game, even when they went down to nine men with Jose Bosingwa and Didier Drogba getting shown red cards, they couldn’t break through. So what fireworks are to come in QPR v Chelsea FA Cup betting?

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Chelsea will still be favourites to win the match, even though they could only muster up a 0-0 draw away from home against Norwich in the league last weekend. They are lacking a punch up front, with Didier Drogba on international duty and Fernando Torres still mis-firing in front of goal. So new QPR boss Mark Hughes, who saw his side pick up a vital 3-1 win over Wigan in the league last weekend, will sense an opportunity to gun down one of the FA Cup favourites. QPR’s form has been pretty terrible, needing a replay against Macclesfield to reach this stage and they have lost six of their last eight Premier League matches. That poor run of form got Neil Warnock the boot and while they will have one eye on the relegation battle just below them, a decent run in the cup would help their confidence. But it is a thin line for Hughes to tread, dedicating too much time to the FA Cup. QPR do struggle for goals, and if they are going to get past Chelsea, you would imagine that it would be by just one goal and nothing more. Chelsea are still patchy in their form, sometimes brilliant, sometimes scrapping for results and sometimes lethargic and lacking penetration. With the London side being way back in the Premier League title race, Andre Villas Boas will probably be gunning hard for FA Cup success, knowing that he is under pressure to bring trophies to Stamford Bridge. Chelsea are likely to pack the extra punch, they have that extra quality, but they can expect a right old scrap from Mark Hughes’ men, who always sets his teams up to be hard to beat.

QPR v Chelsea FA Cup Betting Odds
Chelsea: 8/13 at Bet365
Draw: 3/1 at Bet365
QPR: 4/1 at Totesport

It is round two of Wolves v Birmingham FA Cup betting, as the two Midlands rivals go at it again in a replay for a place in the fourth round. The two sides scrapped out a 0-0 draw at St Andrews at the first attempt, in what was a far more dreary than dynamic affair. It was fair result in the end though, with neither team looking as if they really wanted to go on and take the game by the scruff of the neck and actually win it. Neither side were really helped by a pretty terrible pitch as well at St Andrews, so hopefully we have a better affair here, because it should be a heated and passionate affair a Midlands derby. Chris Hughton’s Birmingham are actually doing a pretty decent job in the Championship, in an attempt to get back up to the Premier League. After dealing with exploits in the Europa League and catching up on league matches because of it, the Blues are looking in decent shape. They are just outside the play off zone in the Championship, and haven’t lost in the league for five matches, and fired off a thumping 6-0 away victory at the struggling Millwall, just to give themselves a nice bit of confidence for the rematch against rivals Wolves. You can’t ignore Birmingham’s away form this season though, which hasn’t been great in truth. They have won just three out of thirteen attempts in the league, racking up seven defeats (although they are on a two game streak with no defeat). But after having the lions share of the few spoils there were at St Andrews in the FA Cup Third Round match, they will fancy their chances against Wolves, who can’t seem to buy a win at the moment.

Mick McCarthy’s men are hovering perilously close to the relegation zone again in the Premier League, although they are showing that usual grit and fight, as opposed to flair. Wolves have drawn four of their last five league matches, including their recent showing against the in form Tottenham. In total, Wolves haven’t won in eight matches now in all competitions. Boss McCarthy looks to have decided to give their most obvious route to goal, Steven Fletcher a rest, clearly with one eye on Premier League survival no doubt. In will come Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Kevin Doyle as McCarthy looks to balance a cup run with stayi8ng alive in the Premier League. Clearly there is a major preference out of those two options. Wolves aren’t a side which knows how to win games very well. They have a pretty woeful defence and that certainly doesn’t help out their somewhat limited attack. They will go without captain Roger Johnson, who was signed from Birmingham in the summer, as he limped out of the match at St Andrews after launching a crunching tackle. Probably going to be much changed sides from both managers, and it should be another tight match. But hopefully there is a lot more to cheer about on Wednesday night in this replay than there was in the first match. Wolves lead the Midlands derby head to head against Birmingham 61 to 38 (with 31 drawn matches) and a place in the fourth round against Sheffield United awaits the winner of Wolves v Birmingham FA Cup Betting.

Wolves v Birmingham FA Cup Betting Odds
Wolves to win: 11/10 at Bet365
Draw: 12/5 at Totesport
Birmingham to win: 29/10 at Stan James

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QPR v Milton Keynes Dons FA Cup betting sees the Premier League side get a second crack of the whip against the League Two side. QPR, who were rescued in the first match up after Heidar Helguson popped up with a late equaliser at the Stadium MK, have not won an FA Cup match for eleven years now. So there is that burden upon their shoulders as well, on top of the recent sacking of boss Neil Warnock following the encounter at Stadium MK. Karl Robinson’s MK Dons have been credited with playing some very attractive football, and they are running well for a promotion challenge. The MK Dons got a rest on the weekend, as their league match against Carlisle was postponed so they will head to Loftus Road full of gusto and they are determined to attack and have a go at the Premier League strugglers. QPR fell further into trouble near the foot of the Premier League table, losing 1-0 at Newcastle on the weekend, and the London side have fallen into the relegation zone, just two points off the bottom. There hasn’t been a win in the Premier League for QPR for nine league matches now, and it prompted a change at the top. The new man in the QPR hot seat is former Fulham and Man City boss Mark Hughes, who should add a bit of extra steel to the side. He needs some time to work with the squad though and has admitted that they need to buy some goals or else they are going to struggle. The ambition of Mark Hughes and the club are apparently on the same page, but Hughes’ arrival has been hit with a transfer request having been handed in by defender Chris Samba, who will be a tempting transfer target for other Premier League sides. QPR are hanging on to Joey Barton apparently, and they are still trying to get Alex from Chelsea apparently. So QPR v Milton Keynes Dons FA Cup betting is evenly poised one would think. QPR are struggling at the moment, and they will come under attack from the brave and committed League Two side. Expect some fireworks at Loftus Road.

QPR v Milton Keynes Dons FA Cup betting odds
QPR to win: 5/6 at Bet365
Draw: 11/4 at Stan James
Milton Keynes Dons: 7/2 at Blue Square

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There are a couple of Premier League FA Cup lifelines under threat on Tuesday night in the FA Cup third round replays. Bolton v Macclesfield betting at the Reebok Stadium is one of the giant killing prospects, as Bolton boss Owen Coyle starts life without Gary Cahill who has completed his move to Chelsea. Bolton took a bit of a beating 3-0 at Old Trafford in the league and after only managing a 2-2 draw in the first effort at Moss Road against Macclesfield, Bolton could do with a bit of something positive coming their way. Coyle will ring the changes, more than the one imposed by the departure of Gary Cahill. Even though changes will be coming, it will probably be a stronger Bolton side which faces League Two side Macclesfield on Tuesday night than it was in the original match. Macclesfield were defeated on the weekend against Torquay, but they will be looking for some inspiration from new striker Ben Mills. This is the third time that Bolton will have hosted Macclesfield in their history and the Trotters have triumphed on both occasion, both of those previous matches coming in the League Cup too. The bookmakers really aren’t looking or thinking about an upset here, and the extra bit of quality that Bolton have, as well as them being on home turf is likely to pay dividends for them on the night. They need to cut free and ease some pressures of their Premier League struggles and banging in a few goals here on Tuesday night would do wonders. Bolton v Macclesfield betting will likely only end up being a bit of extra cash in the coffers of the Silkmen as opposed to a famous Premier League upset.

Bolton v Macclesfield Betting Odds
Bolton to win: 3/10 at BetFair
Draw: 9/2 at Totesport
Macclesfield: 12/1 at Victor Chandler

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