FA Cup Predictions

The FA Cup is one of the most prestigious cup competitions in the world. The FA Cup runs from the start of August till the start of June with most Premier League clubs joining in the 3rd round proper in January. Find everything from the latest news & stats, as well as our own betting tips & predictions on this page.

Below you will find up-to-date English FA Cup team stats. You will find the stats & odds for Match result, BTTS, Over 2.5 goals and Match result & BTTS.

Below you will find the latest FA Cup player stats, from goalscorer stats to card stats. You can filter the table below by team, giving you all the relevant player stats by the selected team. The stats table below is a great guide for betting on goalscorer markets or card markets.

Below you will find the latest FA Cup player stats, from goalscorer stats to card stats. You can filter the table below by team, giving you all the relevant player stats by the selected team. The stats table below is a great guide for betting on goalscorer markets or card markets.

Comprised of more than 700 UK-based teams from almost all ends of the UK’s football pyramid, the FA Cup represents the very best of domestic competition. From August’s playoffs right the way through to May’s final – every round is jam-packed with heart-thumping action.

Now, you can take advantage of the biggest national cup competition by betting with the best UK bookmakers. At FootyAccumulators, our experts publish stats-driven FA Cup predictions and tips well ahead of upcoming fixtures. The result is this: an easily accessible hub for all the most valuable FA Cup betting tips, right here.

Click on any game listed here to check out a collection of FA Cup predictions this week.

Launched in 1871, the FA Cup has had plenty of time to come into its own and perfect its format. The same is true for FA Cup betting – as UK bookmakers continue to innovate and create all-new markets, upload rewarding odds, and dish out tournament-exclusive features.

The magic of the cup extends beyond what takes place on the field. Through FootyAccumulators, you’ll find expert predictions, data-focused insights, market updates, and the most valuable betting tips in the industry. This is especially true for later rounds when Premier League sides enter the fold, bringing about the potential for significant upsets and unparalleled drama.

A detailed breakdown of how we develop FA Cup predictions this week and for every matchday is found here:

• Odds Value: First things first, we assimilate which bets are worth taking across the week’s entire slate of games. If we deem the punt worthwhile, you’ll catch it here.
• Injury News: As FA Cup ties are one-off affairs, injuries play a major role in the outcome of a fixture. Crucial absentees could sway a tie one way or another – so our team watches for relevant news in this department.
• Team Form: One of the FA Cup’s most unique aspects is that league form does not always carry over to the straight-knockout competition. Tournament minnows on an FA Cup roll could overturn talent-laden giants, as has been demonstrated for time immemorial.
• Rival Meetings: Whether it’s Leeds v Millwall, Manchester United v Manchester City, Aston Villa v Birmingham, or another intense matchup between rivals – the FA Cup cooks up some of the most memorable action known to football. We account for the unpredictability of derbies and rival affairs when designing a fresh platter of FA Cup predictions.
• Statistical Deep-Dives: While much of the FA Cup’s wonder stems from emotion, it would be remiss of us to ignore relevant data. Possession, shots, expected goals, bookings, and more are core to every football game…FA Cup fixtures included.
• Historical Outcomes: Arsenal and Manchester United have won the FA Cup more than any other team. The Gunners attained silverware four times between 2013 and 2020 – proving that trends really do matter when it comes to overall success. On the flip side, Chelsea qualified for and lost three successive FA Cup finals from 2020 to 2022.

Our FA Cup predictions and tips go live up to two days before a ball is kicked. This means that you can run through the previous weekend’s results — be it continental action or domestic ties — and decipher which outfits look best suited to come out on top in the next round.

It may be one of the most recognisable trophies in all sports, but do you know how the FA Cup’s format really works?

Starting with preliminary rounds in August, the tournament progresses to host four additional qualifying rounds before November. The competition as most fans understand it comes to fruition from this point onwards — known as the ‘FA Cup Proper’ — as outlined below.

• First Round Proper: League One & League Two clubs enter the draw.
• Second Round Proper: Winners of the First Round compete.
• Third Round Proper: Championship & Premier League teams enter the draw.
• Fourth Round Proper: Remaining 32 teams.
• Fifth Round Proper: Remaining 16 teams.
• Quarter-Final: Remaining eight teams.
• Semi-Final: Remaining four teams.
• FA Cup Final: Remaining two teams.

A draw takes place following each round to determine which teams will face off in the next slate of games. Unlike European knockout competitions like the Champions League and Europa League, FA Cup games are one-off events. Losing teams exit the tournament immediately, while victors advance to the next stage. It’s a cut-throat format – but that only adds to the thrill of this unique cup competition.

Feel free to bet on the tournament’s winner at any stage of the season, with SkyBet, Paddy Power, William Hill, and other top bookies serving up competitive odds.

Despite brimming with teams, the FA Cup being spread throughout several months means that most fans can stay up to date with the latest goings-on. For example, 40 fixtures are played during the First Round Proper when League One & League Two teams join the mould. By the time Premier League outfits enter in the Third Round Proper, 32 matches take place.

In effect, fans of the biggest clubs will only need to tune in for up to six rounds of fixtures. This is dissimilar to the Champions League, where a minimum of 36 games get underway for all eight matchweeks. For those reasons, FA Cup betting has never been more accessible or beginner-friendly.

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Sports betting sites battle to deliver valuable and unique markets. Here are a few of the most popular options for FA Cup betting at modern UK bookmakers.

• Accumulators
• BTTS
• Goalscorer Betting
• Over/Under 2.5 Goals
• Trebles

These represent the most basic betting facilities available today. Once you’re familiar with the above, consider backing more complex markets and bet types.

Though one of football’s most revered cup competitions, the FA Cup is far from the only tournament we cover throughout the year. Our experts evaluate Europe’s elite championships and domestic competitions annually to supply a consistent flow of top-rated bets.

See some of the most popular football predictions available at FootyAccumulators, here:

• Champions League Predictions
• Europa League Predictions
• UEFA Conference League Predictions
• Premier League Predictions
• League Cup Predictions

Each competition is analysed with the same exacting yet rigorous level of scrutiny. So, click on any of the above prediction pages to access a slew of data-enhanced tips.