FST’s Massive 80/1 #OOT Special for Saturday’s FA Cup 4th Round Contests!

Updated on 1:49pm GMT 4 February 2020

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The FA Cup resumes this weekend, with 16 potentially explosive 4th Round ties scheduled to be contested over two-days of knockout action on Saturday and Sunday.

With giant-killings and against the odds upsets synonymous with the tournament’s traditions, each of the round’s 16 fixtures are certain to be played with a razor-sharp competitive edge.

There is plenty to look forward to this weekend and to help you get in the mood, we’ve put together an #OddsOnThat special accumulator based around Saturday’s FA Cup 4th Round action, featuring three both teams to score and three anytime goalscorer selections.

Check it out below!

Remember – You can find detailed previews and betting tips for all of the 4th Round fixtures on our FA Cup predictions page!

What is Betfair’s #OddsOnThat?

Betfair’s Odds on That feature allows you create a customised multiples bet based on your own unique picks ahead of a particular football match. You can choose from a huge variety of markets and once you have decided on your selection, you can request a price for your acca from Betfair on Twitter using the #OddsOnThat hashtag.

Both teams to score

Newcastle vs Oxford

64% of Oxford’s away games have seen both teams score.
Both teams have scored in 67% of Newcastle’s last nine competitive home games.
Oxford have only failed to score in four of their 18 away games in all competitions this season.

West Ham vs West Brom

West Brom found the net in 17 of their last 19 competitive matches.
Both teams registered in 12 of those 19 fixtures.
West Ham kept just one clean sheet in their last eight games at the London Stadium.

Coventry vs Birmingham

Both teams scored in nine of Coventry’s last 13 matches.
Both teams registered in 100% of Birmingham’s last seven fixtures.
Coventry City rattled the net at least once in 85% of their last 13 games at home.

Anytime Goalscorer

Danny Ings (SOUTHAMPTON vs Tottenham Hotspur)

Danny Ings scored the winning goal when Southampton beat Spurs 1-0 earlier this month.
Ings bagged an impressive 10 goals in his last 14 starts overall for the Saints.
Tottenham kept their hosts out just once in their last seven games on the road.

Joelinton (NEWCASTLE vs Oxford United)

Joelinton scored for the Magpies against lower league opponents Rochdale in the last round of the FA Cup.
Since ending his drought in that game, Joelinton’s performances have noticeably improved, and the 23-year old was unlucky not to register against Chelsea when his header came back off the bar.
Oxford look fragile at the back and have kept just one clean sheet in their last six matches.

John Marquis (PORTSMOUTH vs Barnsley)

John Marquis has hit his best scoring streak of the season in recent weeks, bagging four goals in his last five appearances for Pompey.
Marquis plundered 50% of his total haul for the season since the turn of the New Year.
Marquis tends to enjoy knockout football and the 27-year old scored in each of his last three cup starts for Portsmouth.