FA Cup Predictions
No 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 refuses to call a banker on any fixture with more than two divisions between the sides. 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. Value is genuinely findable in the cup when the public over-rates a Premier League side travelling to a Tuesday-night League Two replay. The accuracy callout below uses the same threshold as our league pages: hide the stat below ten settled picks. Cup samples are smaller by nature, so don't be surprised if the callout doesn't render during quiet windows.
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.
No FA Cup fixtures in the next 7 days. Our model rates every match the moment new fixtures are published. Check back and fresh predictions will be here.
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30-day FA Cup accuracy is published in the callout above the matches grid when sample size allows. Cup samples are smaller by nature so the stat may hide during quiet windows between rounds.
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 refuse to call a banker on any fixture with more than two divisions between the sides.
The over/under goal markets show wider variance in FA Cup ties than league fixtures. The unders market in particular has delivered 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 AI-powered model analyses odds from 19+ bookmakers to generate FA Cup predictions. We use the most conservative odds from traditional bookmakers (excluding exchanges) to calculate probabilities, giving you the most realistic view of each match. All predictions include match result, BTTS, over/under goals, and more.