FA Cup predictions
Our singles, all leagues: 33 graded, 19 landed New league for usNo FA Cup fixtures in the next 7 days. Fresh AI predictions post here the moment new fixtures are scheduled.
No FA Cup fixtures in the next 7 days. Fresh AI predictions post here the moment new fixtures are scheduled.
The FA Cup breaks more prediction models than any other competition in English football. Replays, rotation, the dilemma every top-flight manager has about resting key starters for league fixtures. The variance is brutal. Our FA Cup model treats third-round and fourth-round ties separately from the quarter-finals onwards, weights home form for League Two and non-league sides drawn against Premier League opposition, and treats any fixture with more than two divisions between the sides with extra caution. Below: every confirmed FA Cup fixture in the upcoming round with our probabilities, BTTS and totals. Each fixture page shows the head-to-head history (including non-cup meetings where they exist), and the bookmaker odds comparison frequently shows wider spreads than league matches. Upsets happen when a Premier League side rotates for a Tuesday-night trip to a League Two ground, but most are not foreseeable, so we read short cup prices with care. Cup samples are smaller by nature, and every call is graded in public all the same.
Last 5 results in the league per team. Sorted by form points (W=3, D=1, L=0).
How often each market has landed in the FA Cup, with an honest read on where the model has a proven record.
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Every FA Cup call the model makes is logged before kick-off and graded win or loss on the public record, misses included. The record link on this page opens it, with the full settled history on the track record page. Cup samples are smaller by nature.
Our FA Cup model treats third-round and fourth-round ties separately from the quarter-finals onwards. Rotation is expected in the early rounds for top-flight sides, so we weight home form and squad depth more heavily.
Yes, from the third round (where Premier League and Championship sides enter) through to the final at Wembley. Replay fixtures are covered separately when scheduled.
Statistically the FA Cup has a higher upset rate than any other competition we cover, but most upsets are not flagged by the model in advance. They happen as variance events. We treat any fixture with more than two divisions between the sides with extra caution.
The over/under goal markets swing more in FA Cup ties than in league fixtures, especially when Premier League sides field rotated XIs against lower-league opposition.
Yes when the fixture appears in our seven-day window. Bookmaker odds depth is shallower for non-league sides so we weight head-to-head and form context higher than usual.
Our model reads the prices of the UK bookmakers we track, the form and the head to head to produce FA Cup predictions. Every fixture shows the best price we can find beside the model's number, on the match result, both teams to score, the goals lines and more.
Every pick published before kick-off, graded in public. The losing ones stay on the page.