FA Cup 2011 Betting - Fourth Round Starts Tonight
The FA Cup Fourth Round kicks-off tonight with Tottenham travelling to Watford and Everton hosting Fulham. The pick of Saturday's matches is the crunch encounter between fierce rivals Liverpool and Man Utd at Anfield, while Arsenal take on Aston Villa on Sunday. All remaining 32 teams will be battling it out for a place in the Fifth Round which is scheduled for mid-February.
Five Fourth Round matches will be shown Live On TV.
How many Premer League teams will qualify for the 5th round?
How many replays?
- 66/1 - None
- 16/1 - Exactly 1
- 6/1 - Exactly 2
- 7/2 - Exactly 3
- 11/4 - Exactly 4
- 3/1 - Exactly 5
- 11/2 - Exactly 6
- 10/1 - Exactly 7
- 25/1 - Exactly 8
- 40/1 - 9 or more
FA Cup Odds 2011/12
The FA Cup Odds is always a popular betting market which punters love to get involved in. The bookmakers have provided an array of betting specials and interesting bets since the tournament reached the Third Round Stage. With last year's winners Man City knocked-out, the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are now the main teams to look out for in the betting. There are always a number of surprises and cup upsets in store which can make the betting unpredictable, for instance who would have guessed that Stoke City would reach the Final last year?
2011/12 FA Cup Schedule
The FA Cup Schedule lists all the important dates in the competition. We are now looking forward to the FA Cup Fourth Round which is due to take place on the weekend of 28th/29th January 2012. The match of the round comes at Anfield where Liverpool welcome fierce rivals Man Utd in what promises to be a classic cup tie.
FA Cup Final
The FA Cup final is the highest attended football event in United Kingdom and it sees the end of one of the most famous knockout competitions in the world. It is currently in its 130th year and going as strong as ever. The 2011/12 FA Cup Final will be played at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 5th May 2012.
To play in an FA Cup Final is one of the most exiciting experiences for professional footballers up and down the land, most of whom would have been brought up watching the final during their childhood and would have dreamt about knocking in the winning goal in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.
2011 FA Cup Results - Campaign in Review
The 2011 FA Cup wasn't without drama, with the magic of the FA Cup taking minows Crawley Town all the way to the Fifth Round where they just lost out to FA Cup giants Manchester United. We review the key matches, incidents and controversies of last season's FA Cup.
Manchester City win 2011 FA Cup
This year's FA Cup has produced a number of thrilling encounters, stunning goals and famous Giant Killings. From Crawley Town's memorable run to the Fifth Round to Stevenage's shock 3-1 win against Newcastle.
On May 14th Man City won their first major trophy in 35 years when Yaya Toure scored a late winner against Stoke.
Man Utd stun City in Community Shield thriller
Manchester United were crowned the 2011 Community Shield Winners after they fought back from two goals down to beat their fierce rivals Manchester City 3-2 at Wembley Stadium. The 2011 FA Cup winners, Man City, took a deserved 2-0 first-half lead courtesy of goals from Joleon Lescott and Edin Dzeko. However, as they have done so many times before the 2011 Premier League Champions, Man Utd, recovered and came storming back in the second-half. Chris Smalling latched onto Ashley Young's free-kick to get the Red Devils back in the game and then Portguese winger Nani equalised in the 58th minute. Then, deep into injury time Nani added his second and United's third deep into injury time to give the club a massive boost ahead of the new season.
