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On Tuesday night Manchester United face West Ham in the FA Cup fifth round.

Last time these two sides met in the league, United won the game 3-1 at the London Stadium on 5th December, as goals by Paul Pogba, Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford cancelled out Thomas Soucek’s first-half opener.

United come into this game as favourites, having scored 12 goals in the last two matches against Southampton and Everton, but, the Old Trafford club have the 11th best defence in the league. This is an area of weakness, as despite being the top scorers in the division with 49 goals, they have conceded two more goals than the Hammers, which is ultimately the main reason the club are so far behind leaders Manchester City.

United have the odds of 7/4 to do the same as they did last round against Liverpool in the FA Cup and to win this game with both teams scoring.

Wednesday night sees Leicester City face Brighton & Hove Albion in a cup competition for the first time since 1994.

Last time these two sides met, it was the Foxes who came out on top in the league as they won 3-0 at the King Power Stadium in December thanks to goals from Jamie Vardy and a James Maddison brace.

The Foxes have been in excellent form throughout this season and with the return of Vardy on Sunday against Wolves, they will expect to dispatch the Seagulls and qualify for the quarter-finals.

Leicester have won four of their last six matches against Brighton via the scoreline of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 and are priced at 15/8 to do so again.

Championship promotion hopefuls Swansea City take on Manchester City on Wednesday night at the Liberty Stadium, hoping to avenge their 3-2 FA Cup defeat in the quarter-finals in 2019.

Last time these two sides met, City won 3-2 in the quarter-finals having been 2-0 down until Bernardo Silva pulled a goal back with around 20 minutes to go. Two controversial refereeing decisions by Andre Marriner to award City a penalty and an offside goal from Sergio Aguero swayed the tie in the Blues' favour.

City have been in scintillating form so far this season, and are on a club record of 14 wins in a row in all competitions having thumped Liverpool 4-1 at Anfield on the weekend, which was their first win at the home of the champions since May 2003.

Foden scored the fourth goal on the weekend against Liverpool, and is in excellent form having scored 10 goals and made six assists this season. The Stockport-born midfielder scored in the Blues' 3-1 win away at Cheltenham in the last round, as is priced at 7/5 to score in a City win.

Premier League side Sheffield United take on Championship outfit Bristol City at Bramall Lane on Wednesday night, with the Blades coming into this tie as favourites.

Chris Wilder’s side have beaten the likes of Bristol Rovers and Plymouth Argyle in the competition so far this campaign, with Billy Sharp scoring the winner in the last round as they narrowly scraped past Argyle 2-1.

Sharp is the Blades' second top scorer with four goals in 13 games this season, which includes winning goals against the likes of West Bromwich Albion and Newcastle United in the Premier League.

The 35-year-old former Doncaster Rovers striker is priced at 13/8 to score in a Sheffield United win on Wednesday.

Thursday night sees Barnsley take on Chelsea at Oakwell with the Yorkshire club looking for a repeat of their 1-0 win against the Blues in the FA Cup back in 2008.

This is the second time this season that these two sides have met, as Chelsea thumped the Tykes 6-0 at Stamford Bridge in the Carabao Cup back in September, where summer signing Kai Havertz scored a hat-trick.

Since then, there have been managerial changes at both clubs, as the Championship side now have Valerien Ismael as manager, whilst Chelsea have appointed Thomas Tuchel in replace of Frank Lampard. Barnsley have vastly improved since the start of the season where they were one of the favourites to be relegated from the Championship, as the Oakwell club currently sit in 12th place in the division.

Tuchel has only had four matches in charge at Chelsea, of which he has seen his side win three against the likes of Burnley, Spurs and Sheffield United and a goalless draw at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Chelsea are expected to rotate their starting lineup which could result in the game being a bit closer than in their previous meeting with Barnsley and are priced at 15/8 to get their fourth win under Tuchel in the score range of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1.