We’re down to the business end of the continent’s most historic cup competition, with some of England’s best looking to book a spot in the last eight.
We’ve previewed the upcoming fixtures, picking out a 30/1 accumulator based on the latest FA Cup odds.
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Chelsea vs Leeds
Chelsea will look to bounce back from EFL Cup heartbreak when they welcome Leeds to Stamford Bridge.
We are likely to see a heavily rotated side after the Blues went toe-to-toe with Liverpool for 120 minutes at Wembley.
Mauricio Pochettino’s side have lost just once in 11 home games across all competitions. While we expect them to come out on top, it will be a closer affair than the odds suggest.
Leeds are unbeaten in 2024 and have won four consecutive matches, including a 3-1 victory over Championship table-toppers Leicester.
The visitors have scored in every game this calendar year and will make it tough for a potentially drained Chelsea outfit.
Chelsea win and both teams to score @ 2.81
Wolves vs Brighton
Wolves bounced back from their 2-0 home defeat to Brentford with back-to-back wins against Tottenham and Sheffield United.
Gary O’Neil’s side have excelled at Molineux this season but have faltered in recent weeks, losing twice in three home outings.
Brighton arrive following a 1-1 draw with relegation-scrapping Everton. The performance was night and day compared to their 5-0 drubbing of Sheffield United a week prior.
The Seagulls always look fluid going forward. Instead, it has been their defensive frailties that have been cause for concern this campaign.
This could go either way, so it might be working looking at the both teams to score market.
Both teams to score @ 1.52
Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United
Just when United looked to be hitting a rich vein of form, they throw up another lacklustre performance.
This time it was a 2-1 home defeat to Fulham. After battling back to 1-1 late on, they once again looked open at the back as Alex Iwobi fired home the winner.
They looked lost without Rasmus Hojlund, and the persistent injury concerns for Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw leave them massively weakened at the back.
You can never be too sure what you’ll get from Nuno Espirito Santo’s Forest. They are free-scoring but ship far too many going the other way.
There have been 13 goals in Forest’s previous three matches.
We can see this ending in a score draw, with Forest’s pace on the break sure to give United’s shapeless defiance problems.
Draw @ 3.52
Liverpool vs Southampton
Similarly to Chelsea, expect to see a rotated Liverpool side.
They were already short on bodies, and after their 120-minute slug-fest on Sunday, we could see lots of youth prospects lacing their boots.
However, Jurgen Klopp’s side play with freedom regardless of the personnel.
We’ve opted for the goals market for this clash. Before the EFL Cup final, Liverpool’s last six matches had seen a total of 30 goals at an average of five per game.
When you also factor in that four of Southampton’s last five have seen three or more goals, including a 5-3 thriller against Huddersfield, we can see this one being end-to-end.
Over 3.5 goals @ 2.12
*Odds subject to change.
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