FA Cup England Predictions

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Updates on FA Cup Matches Today

The FA Cup is the world’s oldest football competition and comes with amazing surprises every season, both for fans and bettors. With the 2024/2025 season already on the way, it’s never too late to join in on the action, and we’ve got the perfect place for you!

You can find ongoing or upcoming FA Cup final fixtures right here on this page. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for details on yesterday’s FA Cup results or want to look at the FA Cup table, we’ve got you covered. Even better, you can access the latest stats, scheduled match ups, and the most accurate England FA Cup predictions. So stay tuned and be sure to check back frequently.

FA Cup Fixtures, Live Scores and Stats

Here is your ultimate destination for everything FA Cup! We’ve created this page as your number-one source for real-time fixtures, live scores, and the most detailed FA Cup match statistics.

You can find all ongoing FA Cup matches for the day here and also click on any game of your choice to view more specific FA Cup predictions on the full-time, half-time results, total goals, correct score, and others. Additionally, want insights on upcoming fixtures and past FA Cup results for your bets? You also can find it all on this page!

Today's England FA Cup Predictions

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Our prediction tool analyses several factors like team form, player performance, head-to-head records, and so much more before delivering accurate predictions for each FA Cup match today. Best of all, our predictions are completely free!

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About FA Cup

Seven years after the formation of the Football Association in 1863, the committee decided to host a flagship competition that would feature all clubs that have registered with the Association. It was called the Football Association Challenge Cup and debuted in the 1871–72 season. 15 teams participated in the first FA Cup tournament, with the now-defunct Wanderers winning the maiden title at the Kennington Oval in London. Since then, the number of participating teams has increased greatly, and in the 2011–12 season, the competition recorded its highest-ever number of teams —763.

All English teams down to Level 9 in the league system are eligible to enter the competition. There’s no seeding when drawing rounds, but to avoid early mismatches, the higher-ranked teams are excluded from the competition to the final rounds.

The competition starts in August, with the initial six rounds acting as qualifiers. 32 teams from the qualifiers will enter the final six rounds, which is the main competition that starts in November. The first round will feature the 48 teams from the English League One and League Two plus 32 teams from the previous qualifying rounds in 40 knockout fixtures. The 40 winners from these fixtures will go on to battle in the Second Round held in December, where a further 20 teams will be eliminated.

The Third Round is where you start to see the big names as 44 teams from the English Premier League and Championship join in on the action. They are drawn together with the 20 winners from the prior round in 32 exciting FA Cup final fixtures. You then have the Fourth Round that eliminates 16 teams, and the Fifth Round that further reduces the number of teams to 8. The Quarter Finals are then held in March, and then the Semi-Finals the following month.

FA Cup 2024/2025 Season Overview

The 2024/2025 FA Cup season will witness some significant changes to the competition rules. For one, it would be the first edition of the tournament without replays in the first round. So, if a game should end in a tie, both teams will go straight to penalties. Furthermore, it will be the first FA Cup where all games will be played on the weekend, with the FA citing the increasing number of UEFA competition games as the reason for these changes.

This shift adds a new level of unpredictability to the tournament, as teams must adjust their strategies to avoid a tense shootout. Our experts thoroughly analyse team form, current performance, and historical data to provide accurate insights. Our FA Cup mathematical predictions may give you a better chance to win a bet.

The English FA Cup final 2025 will once again be held at Wembley Stadium, and there’ll be 745 entrants —653 in the qualifying rounds and 124 in the main rounds (92 from the top four leagues and 32 from the previous round). Also, the final will be held on the 17th of May 2025, one week before the final game of the EPL season, instead of a week after, like in previous editions. Manchester City is the favourite to claim the title after losing the final last season. Arsenal will also be gunning for their 15th trophy but will have to be wary of an eager Arne Slot-led Liverpool and a young but exciting Chelsea side.