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Hull have not managed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 12 home games, with six of the last nine seeing both teams score. They have a Doncaster side who have seen both teams net in seven of their last ten outings.
Arsenal have only kept one clean sheet in their last six matches and Manchester United, for all their faults, have seen both teams score in four of their last five away games.
Newcastle have won their last seven games by an aggregate scoreline of 20-2, keeping five clean sheets in the process. They have won two of their last three at home by at least a three-goal margin, while League Two Bromley lost 4-1 at Crewe last time out.
Southampton are winless in 11 games and have lost nine of those. They face a Swansea side that have only lost two of their last ten fixtures.
Four of Ipswich’s last six games have contained three or more goals, with victories during that period coming against Chelsea and Wolves. Bristol Rovers have lost four of their last five on the road, while eight of their last 13 away outings have featured 3+ goals.
Arsenal vs Manchester United Ultimate Bet Builder Tip
Amad Diallo to score anytime
Amad is making a habit out of scoring in big games, netting in their Carabao Cup encounter with Tottenham last month. He has scored vital goals at the Etihad and Anfield in recent weeks, while his best moment in a United shirt came in last season’s FA Cup.
William Saliba to have 1+ shot on target
Saliba scored when these two met in the Premier League earlier this season and the defender can exploit United’s set piece issues once more. He had two shots against Newcastle in midweek and Saliba can pick up a shot on target with United struggling to stop opposition corners.
Harry Maguire to be carded
Harry Maguire has five bookings in the Premier League this season, including four in seven away trips. Not only was he booked at Anfield last weekend, but he picked up a caution at Arsenal in December.
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When are your FA Cup predictions posted?
Our FA Cup tips are split into accumulators, correct score doubles and general betting tips. These are available for every single match-up from the first round onwards.
Our FA Cup accumulators are posted on the Friday night before a set of Saturday fixtures, and on the Saturday night before Sunday’s fixtures. Midweek replay accumulators are posted on the day of the games at 12pm, along with the rest of our midweek tips.
Match previews are posted 2-3 days before each game kicks off. These include form, statistics, betting tips and correct score predictions – they are not to be missed!
How to bet on the FA Cup today
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How does the FA Cup work?
The tournament begins with multiple qualifying rounds in which teams from as far down as tier 10 on the league ladder are involved. The tournament is in a knock-out format, with only one leg being played between each team. The first round contains those who have qualified plus every team from League One and League Two. In the third round teams from the Premier League and Championship join the party. The final is a showpiece event and is held at Wembley Stadium.
When is each stage?
We will have FA Cup betting tips prepared for every single match in every single round of the competition, the dates for which are as follows:
6 November 2021 – First Round
4 December – Second Round
8 January 2022 – Third Round
25 February – Fourth Round
2 March – Fifth Round
19 March – Quarter-finals
16 April – Semi-finals
14 May – Final
When is the FA Cup final?
The 2022 final will take place on Saturday 14 May at Wembley Stadium. The kick-off time is usually confirmed in April. It will be shown on BBC One.
Where to watch the FA Cup
You can watch the competition on TV via the BBC, which is free-to-air, and BT Sport. You can also catch matches on bet365’s live streaming service – a great way to follow the action and bet at the same time. For all this week’s matches, check out our Live Football on TV page.
Who has won the FA Cup most often?
Since its inception in 1871, Arsenal have won the FA Cup more than any other team with 14 wins. They are followed by Manchester United on 12, while Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur share third place with 8 successes.
Recent winners:
- 2021: Leicester City
- 2020: Arsenal
- 2019: Manchester City
- 2018: Chelsea
- 2017: Arsenal
- 2016: Manchester United
- 2015: Arsenal
- 2014: Arsenal
- 2013: Wigan Athletic
- 2012: Chelsea
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