FA Cup Fourth Round Betting Tips

The FA Cup action is going to be really interesting with many of the top clubs expected to field weakened sides for the Fourth Round of Britain's most famous trophy. Totesport, one of the top sites for football betting, has a number of really exciting enhanced multiples alongside some solid odds. I think there's a few really interesting matches and I don't think there will be a tremendous amount of big upsets, but I do think that a few lower-league teams could snatch a few plucky draws. You can back a multiplier of Crystal Palace, Portsmouth, Sunderland and West Brom for a very enticing 17/1 with Palace being the only really long shot there. I think Blackburn could definitely beat Sunderland, but at 17/1 this is a very competitive bet. You can also back Hull, Coventry and Birmingham to win at 11/2. Here are the correct score and Scorecast predictions for the Premiership teams competing in this weekend's FA Cup action. Hartlepool vs West Ham: 3-1 West Ham after an early goal from Hartlepool pays out at 11/1.Chelsea vs Ipswich Town: The Blues won't be troubled too much by the Tractor Boys, but it won't necessarily be a walk in the park. Anelka to score first in a 3-0 victory pays 16/1. Arsenal vs Cardiff City: 2-1 to the Arse in a tighter encounter than it should be, pays 7/1. Liverpool vs Everton: The Liverpool Derby will end in another 1-1 draw paying 11/2.Aston Villa vs Doncaster: The Villains likely won't field a 100% full-strength side but Rovers won't be able to match them. A comfortable 2-0 victory pays 5/1.Hull City vs Millwall: A draw at halftime will give way to a 1-0 Hull City win paying 6/1. Kettering Town vs Fulham: 3-0 to The Cottagers pays 7/1.Pompey vs Swansea: Tony Adams side will be looking at this one with relish and I expect a comfortable 2-0 victory paying 6/1. Sunderland vs Blackburn Rovers: This one could really go either way and I'm backing a 1-1 draw at 11/2.West Brom vs Burnley: If you're going to back an upset this weekend, here it is. I'm taking Burnley in a 2-1 win which pays 16/1. Wolves vs Boro: Middlesboro should be able to see off Wolves, but this one could really go to a replay. I'm backing 1-1 at 11/2.Man United vs Tottenham: A preview of the League Cup final will see a depleted United team pull off a 1-0 victory against Spurs paying 13/2.