Liverpool v Havant & Waterlooville

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The tie that encapsulates the romance of the FA Cup more than any other in recent history, is more than likely going to be a walkover for the Scousers. Luton last round pushed Liverpool all the way until tiredness and class showed, but this time these factors will be even more prevalent. I expect Torres and Gerrard to play no part even though they are in the squad, but other than that it will be a strong eleven, with Crouch coming in upfront. Anything less than 5-0 will be seen as a poor performance.

Liverpool -3 = 4-6 @ Stan James, Bet Direct, Totesport …Maximum Bet

Liverpool -4 = 11-10 @ Bet 365

Total Goal Minutes - More than 190 = 8-13 @ Blue square

Havant will no doubt tire in the second half and this is when the bulk of Liverpool’s goals will come. The Luton game had goal minutes of 290, as 4 goals were rattled in, in the second half. Havant have conceded 8 in the last 2 away league games.

Crouch Anytime Goalscorer = 1-2 @ Boylesports

Crouch Hat-trick = 12-1 @ Blue Square

The big lad could have a field day, especially if Pennant can provide the service.

Sheffield United v Man City

The Blades are struggling with Robson at the helm, and last weeks tepid performance in the Steel City Derby did nothing to help his cause. They are through due to Bolton playing a complete second string against them in the 3rd round. Sven, on the other hand, has declared his big guns will be playing as he fully respects the Cup. With no recognised goalscorer up top for the Blues it’s hard to see them scoring more than 2 and with a tight defence, i expect this to be a low scoring affair.

Under 2.5 goals = 4-6 @ Most Firms

City to win 1-0 = 6-1 @ Most Firms

Peterborough v West Brom

Both these sides are the top scorers in their respective divisions with 113 goals scored between them. The baggies last 3 games have gone over 2.5 goals while Posh’s 3 of their last 4 have resulted in the same. Posh will fancy this as well, i expect them to really go for it.

Over 2.5 goals = 8-11 Paddy Power, Stan James

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