FA CUP predictions, odds and best bets: Birmingham to disturb Newcastle in the fourth round | Football News

Our betting expert Jones knows he gives his insight as he analyzes this weekend’s FA Cup fourth round action and makes a case for Birmingham to beat Newcastle.

Brighton vs Chelsea, Saturday at. 20.00 – Play Super 6!

One theory that has a habit of paying benefits when it comes to football games is to support a team to tighten defensively that has been downcast in their previous games. Brighton fits the bill after their 7-0 walloping in Nottingham Forest, where they couldn’t do the basics of defending throughout the game.

There should be a reaction from them with their defensive output against a Chelsea team that has just dropped their own target production of late and scored only 1.4 goals per year. 90 in the Premier League across their last nine games. Under the 2.5 goal line of 6/4 with Sky Bet should go close.

Performance Forest: 1-1 (Chelsea to win on sanctions)

Plymouth vs Liverpool, Sunday at. 15.00 – Play Super 6!

Those who think Liverpool is the best team in England should consider supporting them to win the FA Cup directly when you evaluate how the market is about to shape. Arne Slot’s men are 4/1 seconds favorites with Sky Bet, with Manchester City priced as market leaders – that makes a little sense.

This should not prove too much of a problem for the reds based on Plymouth’s current form to win one of their last 16 championship matches. An outdoor victory with less than 3.5 goals thrown into the mixture of 6/5 with Sky Bet, the game looks.

Performance Forest: 0-2

Aston Villa VS Tottenham, Sunday at. 17.35 – Play Super 6!

Aston Villa is an easy team to score against, especially without Pau Torres. He is a huge miss and I am always aware of trusting them without him.

The data points out that the Spanish defender is a massive player for them.

Since the start of last season, in 51 games with him, Villa’s Win percentage is 58 percent, and they have admitted 1.3 goals per year. Match. Without him, across a sample size of 22 games, their Win percentage falls to 35 percent, and they admit 2.1 goals per year. Match. In total, their percentage falls 23 percent without him, and they admit 0.8 more goals.

Of course, football is a low scoring sport, so goals that are admitted are a red flag when it comes to backing villa in this place. This is a more important match for Spurs and they are the effort to qualify for 7/4 with Sky Bet.

Performance Forest: 1-2

Jones by ‘Best Choice …

1pt at Birmingham to qualify VS Newcastle (100/30 with Sky Bet)