England - FA Cup Predictions and Statistics

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England FA Cup 2025/2026 facts (last 90 games)

Home team wins in average 50% of the games played at home.

Number of draws on FA Cup 2025/2026. 0% of games finish as draw.

Number of goals in average on England FA Cup 2025/2026. It's 3.05 goals per game.

Number of games with three or more goals. Games over 2.5 it's 65% of all games.

Standings

AFC Fylde
Silsden 0 2
Bootle 0 4
Darlington FC
Telford
Kidderminster
Macclesfield
Avro 1 0
Nantwich 1 2
Sutton Coldfield Town 2 3
Abbey Hulton 2 2
Bourne 0 1
Shepshed 0 2
Hartlepool
Carlisle
Boston United
Rochdale
York City
Hallam 2 0
Ashton United 2 2
Scarborough Athletic
Marine
Buxton
Morecambe
Chester
Curzon Ashton
South Shields
Chorley
Alfreton
Bedford
Dagenham & Red.
Tamworth
Hyde 2 1
Prescot Cables 2 0
Scunthorpe
Chesham
King’s Lynn
Halesowen 1 3
Stratford 1 0
Gateshead
Spennymoor
Witton Albion 3 3
Shildon 3 0
Radcliffe
Southport
Halifax
Altrincham
Harborough 0 3
Leek Town 0 0
Worksop
Peterborough Sports
Hornchurch
Bath City
Worthing FC
Forest Green
Bracknell Town 2 2
Dartford 2 0
Woking
Brackley
Wealdstone
Cray Wanderers 2 0
Hanwell Town 2 1
Slough Town
Enfield Town
Winchester City 0 0
Fareham 0 1
Eastbourne Borough
Boreham Wood
Merthyr Town
Hampton & Richmond
Eastleigh
Southend
Horsham FC
Maidstone
Ebbsfleet
Maidenhead
Faversham 2 3
Hastings 2 0
Solihull Moors
Braintree
Westbury United 2 3
Yate 2 2
Oxford City
Farnborough
Dover Ath.
Tonbridge
Didcot 1 1
Poole Town 1 2
Weston-super-Mare
Hemel Hempstead
Real Bedford 1 0
Stortford 1 1
Boston Town 1 0
Sporting Khalsa 1 2
Hereford
Yeovil
Worcester 1 2
Chasetown 1 3
Potters 2 0
Hitchin 2 2
Leamington
Chelmsford
Hayes & Yeading 1 2
Whitehawk 1 3
Gloucester City 1 2
Portchester 1 0
Chippenham Town
AFC Totton
Torquay
Shaftesbury Town 1 2
Exmouth Town 1 0
Truro
Salisbury
Dorking Wanderers
Carshalton 0 2
Wingate & Finchley 0 3
Aldershot
Sutton
Racing Club Warwick 3 0
Evesham 3 1
Hartlepool
Carlisle
Boston United
Rochdale
York City
Morecambe
Bedford 1 0
Dagenham & Red. 1 1
Tamworth
Scunthorpe
Grimsby Borough 1 1
Halesowen 1 6
Gateshead
Radcliffe 1 2
Southport 1 3
Halifax
Altrincham
Jersey Bulls 2 0
Worthing FC 2 5
Forest Green
Woking
Brackley
Wealdstone
Whitstable Town 1 1
Chichester City 1 0
Welling 1 0
Slough Town 1 1
Boreham Wood
Eastleigh
Southend
Westfield 2 0
Horsham FC 2 6
Solihull Moors
Braintree
Steyning Town 2 1
Tonbridge 2 6
Taunton Town 1 0
Weston-super-Mare 1 3
Mulbarton Wanderers 0 0
FC Witham Town 0 2
Yeovil
Chasetown 0 1
Banbury 0 2
Bury Town 1 0
Woodford Town 1 1
Shaftesbury Town 1 1
Frome Town 1 2
Truro
Aldershot
Sutton
Wrexham
Nottingham
Ipswich
Hull City
Blackburn
Charlton
Chelsea
Bristol City
Watford
Oxford Utd
Everton
Sunderland
West Ham
QPR
Crystal Palace
Sheffield Wed
Brentford
Birmingham
Derby
Leeds
Norwich
Swansea
West Brom
Tottenham
Aston Villa
Newcastle Utd
Bournemouth
Manchester City
Wolves
Liverpool
Manchester United
Brighton
Stoke City
Coventry
Fulham
Middlesbrough
Southampton
Leicester
Burnley
Millwall
Sheffield Utd
Portsmouth
Arsenal
Preston

FA Cup Predictions: Fixture Insights and Betting Analysis

The FA Cup, England’s most historical cup competition, is an excellent way to enjoy betting as you can follow from preliminary or qualifying rounds all the way through to the final.

Providing drama, entertainment, goals, and more, the FA Cup is a fantastic knockout competition that you can keep up with every single year, as teams all over England attempt to keep their place with every round.

On our site, we provide you with FA Cup predictions for every single fixture, alongside key statistical data like results and tournament facts that will help establish your betting strategy on the FA Cup.

Discover the latest FA Cup predictions and insights into each fixture with SoccerVista today.

What Is the FA Cup and How It Works

The FA Cup is a knockout competition that is held in England every single season, with one-off fixtures deciding whether or not teams advance to the next round. Beginning with preliminary and qualifying fixtures, the FA Cup starts with teams as low as the 9th division in the English pyramid, with all of the Premier League and Championship teams entering from the Third Round of the tournament.

Both the semi-finals and FA Cup Final are held at Wembley, with extra-time and penalties included if required in those games and throughout the competition from the very start.

There can be large volatility in the betting odds and performances for FA Cup fixtures, especially with Premier League teams sometimes facing opposition from League One, League Two, or maybe even lower.

But with these opportunities for upsets as teams lower down the pyramid have the opportunity to beat professional opposition, it means that the betting interest for the FA Cup is sky high.

Whether it be in England itself, Africa, or other places around the world, FA Cup betting is extremely popular. Another reason for this is the FA Cup often sees lots of goals, much to the delight of players that enjoy wagering on BTTS or the Over market.

Use this page to discover the latest betting odds and FA Cup fixtures today.

FA Cup Predictions Explained

FA Cup predictions are a projection on the outcome of certain betting markets for each individual match. Therefore, our FA Cup predictions are no different. 

Using a precise list of factors for each market we provide FA Cup predictions for, we offer you a range of options for every game in the competition. These FA Cup predictions are not full-proof, and this is because football is unpredictable and it is impossible to perfectly predict each market for every game.

But, based on our data, we try to make accurate predictions for every FA Cup fixture, and you can look back on all of our previous predictions to analyse how successful we have been.

Some of the key factors that are considered by us and other people that make FA Cup predictions include:

  • Form

  • League form and motivation

  • Squad rotation

  • Fixture congestion and fatigue

  • History in the competition

How to Analyse Every FA Cup Prediction Today

There are some non-negotiable factors that you need to consider when analysing our FA Cup predictions and making decisions of your own. With the FA Cup predictions that we include on our site, we take into account various insights, but there are plenty more that you can also look into yourself.

Squad Rotation and Line-up Changes

With the FA Cup being played, especially for the top teams, around the festive period when there are already lots of fixtures, it can mean teams simply have to rotate their lineups to avoid fatigue. With this comes some element of risk, as a lack of match fitness and team chemistry can affect some teams drastically and lead to some FA Cup upsets.

Always make sure you keep an eye on lineups for FA Cup fixtures to stay on top of which teams are fielding a strong lineup and which ones might not be due to playing lower-league opposition for example.

Form, Momentum and Fixtures

If the FA Cup is reaching the latter stages then it can be key to look back on results in the competition so far this season and how teams have progressed before making any betting decisions on the upcoming fixtures.

In addition to the FA Cup, it can be important to take a look at league form and how successful teams have been through recent results and the league table, giving an indication of their overall form as a club.

Historical FA Cup Performance & H2H Data

The FA Cup is played every season, and this enables you to look back on last year’s data and further to see how teams perform specifically in this competition. Similarly, by looking back on past data you can also analyse head-to-head records in the FA Cup between two teams, who may have even played against each other in recent years.

Odds Movement and Market Signals

Once lineups are announced or some other key factors like manager press conferences provide some important information, there can be large market changes and odds movement. By keeping an eye on the prices with our recommended bookmakers for FA Cup fixtures, you can always stay on top of any significant changes that may present value or even reduce it.

Pros and Cons of FA Cup Predictions

Pros

Cons

Excellent for goals betting

Unpredictable knockout competition

Underdog opportunities available

Hard to judge with lineup changes

Streamlines the decision making process

Difficult to analyse team priorities in predictions

 

FA Cup Prediction Tips for Bettors

In addition to key information like general form and historical performance in the FA Cup, we suggest some other tips for you below which could be the difference between a winning and losing bet.

Look Beyond League Form

Being a cup competition, it can be beneficial to look deeper into how a team has performed in this competition or other cup competitions in the past. Sometimes, the ways teams are set up means they struggle more in a cup compared to league games where they are able to be more consistent over a longer format. Additionally, sometimes teams simply pick up momentum in certain cup competitions like the FA Cup, which can lead to a strong cup run.

Keep Up With Early-Round Shock Results

If you find a non-league or lower-league side has made it to the Third Round to face Premier League opposition or even further, take a look at early-rounds and where shock results may have taken place to reach this point.

Manager Priorities

If for example a team is in the hunt for the Premier League, Championship, League One title or in another league, they may look to rotate and prioritise the league over a cup run. With this, it may spring a surprise and lead to a Premier League side being knocked out by a team from a lower division. 

For example, Liverpool were eliminated from the FA Cup in 2024/25 by Plymouth as they heavily rotated their team in prioritisation of the Premier League and Champions League.

Find Live Betting Opportunities

With the FA Cup often being so high-scoring and topy-turvey, it can mean that in-play opportunities are often the best ones in this competition. Look out for where a pre-match favourite has fallen behind, or where chances are being missed early on but an open game looks certain to have goals in the FA Cup.

Popular FA Cup Betting Markets & More

There are several different betting markets available for FA Cup betting, similar to all of the top leagues in England which allow you to bet on a range of different options for each game.

With our top-rated online bookmakers we recommend in your location, you are certain to find popular markets like 1X2, BTTS, Over/Under, and plenty more in relation to player props, half betting, and more.

On our site, we offer the latest FA Cup predictions for those three markets and Correct Score, covering some of the most popular options for betting on the tournament.

For those that are unsure which markets might be suitable for them in regards to FA Cup betting, check out some of the more favourable choices for beginners and experienced players alike:

Suitable for Beginners

Suitable for Experienced Bettors

1X2

Match Result & BTTS

BTTS

Half Time / Full Time

Over/Under

1X2 - 1st Half

Correct Score

 

Bet On The FA Cup With Key Insights Today

Let our site be your go-to platform for FA Cup betting, with our predictions here to provide you insights and streamline your choices when placing bets on the English cup competition.

The latest fixtures and betting odds are readily available on this page for the FA Cup, and come alongside all of our predictions for the 1X2, BTTS, Over/Under, and Correct Score markets.

Compare online bookmakers and find optimal betting value for FA Cup fixtures and the markets with SoccerVista today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FA Cup?

The FA Cup is a knockout tournament in England that features teams from all around the country and from the Premier League and the whole eight divisions below the top tier. Starting with qualifying rounds and ending with the FA Cup Final, teams battle it out to lift the historic trophy each season at Wembley Stadium.

How Reliable are SoccerVista’s FA Cup Predictions?

The SoccerVista FA Cup predictions are based on a mixture of form for each team and the probability for certain other markets like Both Teams to Score and Over/Under. If you are keen to see the accuracy of our FA Cup predictions in more detail, you are able to look back on past results and see how reliable they were in each round of the competition.

Which Betting Markets Are Best for the FA Cup Betting?

The best betting markets for the FA Cup are usually either the Both Teams to Score or Overs markets because these fixtures can typically feature a lot of goals. This is because teams are encouraged to play attacking football by the possible elimination in this knockout tournament, whilst teams from the Premier League facing League One, League Two, or even lower opposition could see them scoring quite a few goals.

Where Can I Find FA Cup Predictions Today?

FA Cup predictions today are available on this page, and they may detail the upcoming games in the competition, or even those being played on this day.

Do FA Cup Results Affect Other Competitions?

FA Cup results only affect the competition itself, meaning that if a team wins they progress, and they are eliminated if they are to lose. This does not however have any affect on their league campaign, and will not matter to the table.
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