FA Cup Football Betting Guide
The FA Cup for 2009/10 has so far been one of the most memorable in years and as we approach the Quarter-Final matches this weekend all the teams are starting to dream of glory. We are now heading towards the Semi-Final games at Wembley with Chelsea remaining the favourites to pick up the trophy for the second year-in-a-row.
Portsmouth went into the Semi Final Draw after they took care of Birmingham on Saturday. Spurs and Fulham will have to do it all over again following their goaless draw and they will now go back to White Hart Lane.
Stoke took on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge but were outclassed and lost 2-0 while Reading almost caused an upset but eventually came unstuck 4-2 against Aston Villa to leave five teams in the FA Cup Odds at the Semi-Final stage.
FA Cup Semi-Final Draw 2009/10
- Aston Villa v Chelsea
- Porstmouth v Fulham/Tottenham
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FA Cup Odds 2009/10
The 2009/10 FA Cup could well be one of the best for many years with Chelsea out to retain the crown they won in May by beating Everton but it will not be easy for Carlo Ancelotti's men. The top four head the FA Cup Odds but the entire Premier League will be out to claim the FA Cup as if offers a valuable route into Europe for some of the smaller teams.
There is some excellent value on offer for some of the top teams in the betting and now is the time to get your FA Cup bet on in order to maximise your potential winnings when the trophy is handed out in May.
Sponsorship
Unlike other sporting events the FA Cup was not sponsored until 1994 but still retains its title to protect its national identity, it is therefore known as "The FA Cup, sponsored by...." . The current sponsors are the German energy company E-ON, who retain the sponsorship rights until 2010. As well as the main sponsors it has many partners, over the years these have included McDonalds, Pepsi and the Nationwide Building Society.
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