We have the magic of the cup to look forward to on Saturday and here at Squawka we’ve put together our best FA Cup Acca tips. Check out our selections that when combined pays 20/1 with various bookmakers.
FA Cup Acca Tips
- Everton to Win vs Bournemouth
- Preston to Win vs Wycombe
- Chelsea to Win vs Brighton
- Newcastle to Win vs Birmingham
- 20/1 with Sky Bet
Everton to Win vs Bournemouth
Today’s acca tips start with Everton to beat Bournemouth. There has been a significant change of mood at Goodison Park since the return of David Moyes. The Toffees have won three consecutive league matches, with victories over Spurs, Brighton and Leicester. Bournemouth suffered their first defeat in 13 against Liverpool last week. The Cherries are in an incredibly strong position to qualify for European football next season and with that in mind, Everton could be the more hungry of the pair on Saturday. At almost 2/1, the market could be overlooking the hosts.
Preston to Win vs Wycombe
Preston have not lost a home game since all the way back at the start of November. With this in mind, I’m surprised to 6/5 available for North End to come out on top against a Wycombe side from the division below.
Chelsea to Win vs Brighton
Brighton have only won one of their last 11 home matches against Chelsea and have lost the last four consecutive meetings with the Blues. The Seagulls have been inconsistent of late, and so have Chelsea. However, Chelsea were much improved against West Ham on Monday and they hold a magnificent record in this competition, having progressed from 25 of their last 27 FA Cup fourth-round ties. This game could become a bit of a shootout with two attack-minded teams and taking the visitors to win looks the wise bet.
Newcastle to Win vs Birmingham
Newcastle enjoyed a memorable night at St James’ Park on Wednesday as they swept aside Arsenal to reach their second League Cup final in three years. The Magpies have been in good form for the majority of the last two months and even with plenty of changes expected, they should still have more than enough to see off Birmingham and bring home our FA Cup accumulator.