FA Cup Winner Betting Odds: Manchester City head into Fourth Round as OUTRIGHT FAVOURITES to win the FA Cup!

Betting odds continue to be offered on the FA Cup ahead of this weekend's fourth round with Man City outright favourites for the cup this season.
FA Cup Winner Betting Odds: Manchester City head into Fourth Round as OUTRIGHT FAVOURITES to win the FA Cup!

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  • Manchester City are 7/2 favourites to win the FA Cup this season
  • All 16 ties will be decided on the day after replays were scrapped
  • Championship side Plymouth will host Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday

Manchester City are 7/2 favourites to win the FA Cup this season

Betting odds continue to be offered on the FA Cup winner this season with betting sites now placing Manchester City as the favourites to win the cup this season.

City have reached the FA Cup Final for the past two seasons with a 2-1 loss to rivals Manchester United last season preceded by a 2-1 win against United on the way to winning an historic treble the season before.

This season has been a poor one for Pep Guardiola's men with injuries to key players contributing to big inconsistency both domestically and in Europe.

Bet365's latest market though expects them to turn that form around though and win the FA Cup this season with the Citizens heading to League One side Leyton Orient on Saturday in an intriguing Fourth Round tie.

FA Cup Winner 2024/25OddsProbability
Man City7/222.2%
Liverpool4/120.0%
Chelsea8/111.1%
Newcastle8/111.1%
Man Utd8/111.1%
What the expert says...
Manchester City lead the betting odds to win the FA Cup this season with bookies putting them just above Liverpool in the outright market with just a 2.2% difference in implied probability given between the two sides based on the odds!

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

All 16 ties will be decided on the day after replays were scrapped

16 ties will take place across FA Cup Fourth Round weekend kicking off with holders Manchester United facing Leicester City at Old Trafford on Friday evening.

Former United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy heads back to United after previously being interim boss there earlier this season following Erik ten Hag's sacking.

Now though Ruben Amorim will be hoping to get one over on Van Nistelrooy and put his United team into the hat for the fifth round of the competition.

Friday 7 February

20:00 Manchester United v Leicester City

Saturday 8 February

12:15 Leeds United v Millwall

12.15 Leyton Orient v Manchester City

15:00 Coventry City v Ipswich Town

15:00 Everton v AFC Bournemouth

15:00 Preston v Wycombe Wanderers

15:00 Southampton v Burnley

15:00 Stoke City v Cardiff City

15:00 Wigan Athletic v Fulham

17:45 Birmingham City v Newcastle United

20:00 Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea

Sunday 9 February

12:30 Blackburn Rovers v Wolves

15:00 Plymouth v Liverpool

17:35 Aston Villa v Spurs

Monday 10 February

19:45 Doncaster Rovers v Crystal Palace

Tuesday 11 February

20:00 Exeter City v Nottingham Forest

Championship side Plymouth will host Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday

One of the highlight games of the FA Cup weekend sees the Championship's bottom side Plymouth Argyle host Premier League leaders Liverpool at Home Park on Sunday.

Liverpool are absolutely flying this season and their 4-0 thumping of Tottenham in the Carabao Cup on Thursday night oozed of confidence yet again.

It'll of course be a much changed side that faces Plymouth on Sunday but bookies have them at 1/7 to get the win, with Argyle out to 18/1 for victory.

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