FA Cup odds

Who wins the FA cup 2018/2019?

	Highest odds	Lowest odds
Manchester City	5.50	5.00
Manchester United	7.00	6.00
Chelsea	8.00	7.00
Liverpool	8.00	7.00
Tottenham	10.00	8.00
Arsenal	10.00	9.00
Everton	21.00	19.00
Leicester	26.00	21.00
West Ham United	34.00	30.00
Wolverhampton	34.00	30.00
Newcastle	51.00	26.00
Southampton	51.00	30.00
Bournemouth	67.00	50.00
Burnley	67.00	50.00
Crystal Palace	67.00	50.00
Watford	67.00	50.00
Brighton & Hove Albion	67.00	60.00
Fulham	67.00	60.00
Huddersfield	81.00	60.00
Cardiff	81.00	67.00
Middlesbrough	101.00	67.00
Stoke	101.00	67.00
West Bromwich	101.00	67.00
Derby	150.00	81.00
Leeds	150.00	81.00
Aston Villa	151.00	67.00
Swansea	151.00	67.00
Nottingham Forest	151.00	81.00
Sheffield United	151.00	81.00
Brentford	151.00	101.00
Sheffield Wednesday	201.00	81.00
Birmingham City	201.00	101.00
Hull City	201.00	101.00
Norwich City	201.00	101.00
Bristol City	201.00	151.00
Reading	250.00	81.00
Q.P.R.	250.00	101.00
Wigan	251.00	81.00
Ipswich	251.00	101.00
Millwall	251.00	101.00
Preston North End	251.00	101.00
Blackburn	251.00	151.00
Bolton	251.00	151.00
Rotherham	251.00	250.00
Barnsley	251.00	251.00
Bradford City	251.00	251.00
Burton	251.00	251.00
Charlton	251.00	251.00
Fleetwood	251.00	251.00
Luton	251.00	251.00
Oxford Utd	251.00	251.00
Peterborough	251.00	251.00
Portsmouth	251.00	251.00
Sunderland	251.00	251.00
Afc Wimbledon	501.00	501.00
Blackpool	501.00	501.00
Coventry	501.00	501.00
Doncaster	501.00	501.00
Plymouth	501.00	501.00
Rochdale	501.00	501.00
Scunthorpe	501.00	501.00
Shrewsbury	501.00	501.00
Accrington Stanley	751.00	751.00
Bristol Rovers	751.00	751.00
Gillingham	751.00	751.00
Lincoln City	751.00	751.00
Southend	751.00	751.00
Walsall	751.00	751.00
Wycombe	751.00	751.00
Cambridge Utd	1001.00	1001.00
Carlisle	1001.00	1001.00
Cheltenham	1001.00	1001.00
Forest Green Rovers	1001.00	1001.00
Mansfield Town	1001.00	1001.00
Milton Keynes Dons	1001.00	1001.00
Northampton	1001.00	1001.00
Notts County	1001.00	1001.00
Oldham	1001.00	1001.00
Swindon	1001.00	1001.00
Colchester	1501.00	1501.00
Crewe	1501.00	1501.00
Exeter City	1501.00	1501.00
Port Vale Fc	1501.00	1501.00
Stevenage Borough	1501.00	1501.00
Tranmere	1501.00	1501.00
Crawley Town	2001.00	2001.00
Grimsby	2001.00	2001.00
Macclesfield	2001.00	2001.00
Morecambe	2001.00	2001.00
Newport County	2001.00	2001.00
Yeovil	2001.00	2001.00

FA Cup 2018 – 2019

It was on the 22^nd minute when Adrian Hazard made sure that he is responsible putting Chelsea on top of Manchester United to win the FA Cup. One of the most prestigious football competitions that have ever existed in the medium. It wasn’t too much fortunate for Arsenal this time and the way they were taken out of the tournament was yet another shocker for all of their fans as well. A lot happened surprisingly and memorable in this tournament and when we say that, we definitely not mean Kelechi Iheanacho of Leicester City becoming the very first player to score a goal, thanks to the virtual referee.

Chelsea with the 8^th title and Manchester United with the runners up is definitely an equation the football fans around the world are going to cherish for a very long time. The 138^th edition of the tournament that is said to be the oldest in football history is going to begin this time around with much more expectation. Because of the developments taking place all around the tables of different leagues there’s an ample amount of expectation associated with this year’s names. One thing is for sure that Chelsea might not be looking to let go the title that easy, a title they have taken much time to put their hands on. Liverpool might have been unlucky with their performance in the FA cup in the same year but the way they have been fortunate in the Champions League, there’s no harm to say that if they continue to go with the same force they might dominate the tournament under discussion next time.

One the same time just like always Manchester United and Manchester City are also going to keep sure their screws are tight and in place. However, the way Sheffield, Wigan Athletic and Brighton have performed there are much more expectations that these clubs are going to spice up rest of the fight among the big names and they are going to keep the fans and also the bigger teams on the edge of their seats till the very end. The final taking place on 19^th of May 2018 may have put an end to this year’s campaigns for all of the clubs. But what is yet to follow is going to make sure that we get to see more and more football with the clubs aiming to get this prize in their hands and associated with their club name. Most definitely, we’re all looking forward to the final in May 2019.