Compare FA Cup Odds: Outright Winner Betting

Compare FA Cup betting odds 2020/21 for the outright winner from the top bookies plus claim free bets, which are on the JustBookies home page.

FA Cup Odds – Outright Winner Betting

To Win FA Cup 2020/21 Betting; To Lift The Trophy; Best odds bold; Each-Way Place Terms: 1/2 odds 1,2.

Man City	10/3	10/3	4/1	10/3	10/3		10/3
Liverpool	11/2	6/1	11/2	7/1	7/1		6/1
Man Utd	6/1	13/2	8/1	8/1	8/1		13/2
Chelsea	8/1	15/2	8/1	8/1	8/1		7/1
Arsenal	9/1	9/1	9/1	10/1	10/1		8/1
Tottenham	10/1	10/1	10/1	9/1	10/1		10/1
Wolves	16/1	20/1	16/1	22/1	22/1		16/1
Leicester	16/1	20/1	18/1	22/1	22/1		16/1
Everton	25/1	25/1	16/1	20/1	22/1		25/1
Leeds	33/1	33/1	33/1	30/1	30/1		33/1
Southampton	33/1	33/1	33/1	45/1	45/1		28/1
Newcastle	50/1	40/1	50/1	45/1	45/1		50/1
Sheffield Utd	50/1	50/1	50/1	45/1	45/1		50/1
West Ham	40/1	40/1	40/1	60/1	60/1		40/1
Brighton	66/1	66/1	50/1	60/1	60/1		50/1
Aston Villa	66/1	66/1	66/1	60/1	60/1		50/1
Burnley	50/1	66/1	66/1	60/1	60/1		50/1
Fulham	66/1	66/1	66/1	80/1	80/1		66/1
Crystal Palace	50/1	50/1	50/1	80/1	80/1		50/1
West Brom	100/1	80/1	100/1	80/1	80/1		80/1
Brentford	100/1	100/1	100/1	80/1	80/1		80/1
Norwich	100/1	100/1	100/1	90/1	90/1		100/1
Watford	100/1	100/1	100/1	80/1	80/1		100/1
Bournemouth	100/1	100/1	100/1	90/1	90/1		100/1
Cardiff City	150/1	125/1	150/1	125/1	125/1		150/1
Nottingham Forest	150/1	125/1	150/1	175/1	175/1		150/1
Stoke	150/1	150/1	150/1	175/1	175/1		150/1
Middlesbrough	150/1	150/1	150/1	175/1	175/1		150/1
Millwall	200/1	200/1	200/1	175/1	175/1		200/1
Swansea	200/1	150/1	150/1	125/1	125/1		200/1
Derby	200/1	150/1	200/1	175/1	175/1		150/1
Barnsley	250/1	200/1	250/1	250/1	250/1		250/1
Bristol City	250/1	200/1	250/1	175/1	175/1		250/1
Preston	200/1	200/1	200/1	250/1	250/1		200/1
Reading	250/1	200/1	250/1	250/1	250/1		250/1
Huddersfield	200/1	200/1	250/1	250/1	250/1		200/1
Sheffield Wednesday	200/1	200/1	200/1	250/1	250/1		200/1
Blackburn	250/1	200/1	250/1	250/1	250/1		150/1
Coventry	250/1	250/1	250/1	300/1	300/1		200/1
Birmingham	250/1	250/1	250/1	300/1	300/1		150/1
QPR	250/1	250/1	250/1	300/1	300/1		250/1
Rotherham	250/1	250/1	250/1	300/1	300/1		250/1
Luton	250/1	250/1	250/1	300/1	300/1		250/1
Wycombe	250/1	750/1	250/1	750/1	750/1		250/1
Sunderland		500/1	300/1	750/1	750/1
Fleetwood		1000/1	300/1	1000/1	1000/1
Wigan		750/1	300/1	1000/1	750/1
Oxford		1000/1	300/1	750/1	1000/1
Charlton		1000/1	300/1	750/1	750/1
Ipswich		750/1	300/1	1000/1	1000/1
Peterborough United		750/1	300/1	1500/1	1000/1
Swindon		1500/1	500/1	1500/1	1500/1
Hull		500/1	300/1	1500/1	1500/1
Portsmouth		750/1	300/1	1500/1	750/1
Plymouth		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Salford		2000/1	1000/1	2000/1	1500/1
Mansfield		2000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Bradford		2000/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
MK Dons		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Bristol Rovers		2000/1	500/1	1500/1	1000/1
Accrington		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Bolton		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Wimbledon		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Doncaster		1500/1	300/1	1500/1	2000/1
Shrewsbury		2000/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Burton		1500/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Northampton		2000/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Blackpool		2000/1	500/1	1500/1	1500/1
Gillingham		2000/1	300/1	1000/1	2000/1
Exeter		2000/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Cheltenham		2000/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Tranmere		2500/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Colchester		2000/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Crewe		2500/1	500/1	2000/1	2000/1
Lincoln		1500/1	750/1	2500/1	2000/1
Rochdale		2000/1	750/1	2500/1	2000/1
Grimsby		2500/1	750/1	2500/1	2000/1
Port Vale		2500/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Forest Green		2500/1	500/1	2500/1	2000/1
Walsall		2500/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Southend		2500/1	750/1	2000/1	2000/1
Harrogate		5000/1	1000/1	2500/1	2500/1
Scunthorpe		5000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Newport		5000/1	1000/1	1500/1	1500/1
Morecambe		5000/1	1000/1	2500/1	2500/1
Stevenage		5000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Carlisle		5000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Barrow		5000/1	1000/1	2500/1	2000/1
Crawley		5000/1	500/1	2500/1	2000/1
Leyton Orient		5000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Cambridge		5000/1	1000/1	2000/1	2000/1
Oldham		5000/1	1000/1	2500/1	2500/1

Big Clubs To Fore In FA Cup Odds But Will Format Change Upset Trend?

The five teams who between them have lifted the trophy in 25 of the last 28 seasons again top the bookmakers’ FA Cup odds for the 2020-21 edition of the famous competition, writes Nick Dorrington.

Arsenal are the holders after triumphing at Wembley for the fourth time in the last seven years by defeating Frank Lampard’s Chelsea in last season’s final. It was their 14th success in the competition, putting them two ahead of Manchester United at the top of the historical rankings.

All of last season’s semi-finalists were part of that group of five teams who have dominated the FA Cup since the formation of the Premier League in 1992, with Arsenal and Chelsea joined in the final four by United and Manchester City. Liverpool are the other member of the collective. The five of them are the five early favourites in the betting for this year’s competition.

Given that between them they have won 11 of the last 12 FA Cups, it is fair to say that the winner is most likely to come from that group. In addition to Arsenal’s recent successes, Man City and Chelsea have both reached at least the semi-finals in three of the last four years, while Man Utd have done so in two of the last three.

Liverpool are actually the odd one out here, having been eliminated in the fifth round or earlier in each of the last five seasons. They are a superb side and ended their 30-year wait for another league success by dominating the Premier League last season, but the FA Cup just doesn’t seem to be a priority for them at this moment in time.

Add Tottenham Hotspur to the aforementioned five teams and the traditional Premier League big six are actually the only teams ranked at 10/1 or lower with the top recommended UK bookies to lift this season’s trophy. Leicester may have punctured the established top six in the league last season, and may well do so again, but squad depth issues probably justify them being closer to 20/1 with most firms.

In between are a Wolverhampton Wanderers team who seem tailor-made for a good run in the cup competitions and could be a worthy outside bet for the FA Cup. They regularly perform well against the Premier League’s best teams in one-off matches and they made it through to the semi-final of the FA Cup two years ago. Without European competition to stretch their squad, they have the ability to go deep this time around.

Their league campaign might end up taking precedent if they manage to get themselves into the European picture there, but after another summer of pretty significant investment, Everton certainly have the talent to have a good go at the cup. Outside of that, perhaps a Brighton, Southampton or West Ham could put a run together, but it would likely take a kind draw.

By the time the 2020-21 final rolls around, it will have been 41 years since a team from outside the top flight last lifted the FA Cup. There have been four lower-league finalists since, most recently Cardiff in 2008, but it is difficult to see another emerging this season.

The Championship is an extremely competitive league and teams embroiled in the promotion race there simply don’t have resources to spare. It is six seasons since a second-tier side last made the semis and all eight of last season’s quarter-finalists also came from the EPL.

Professional teams in the third tier down will simply hope for the opportunity to take on one of the Premier League big guns. There were scant giant killings in last year’s competition. A fair few Championship sides knocked out top flight opposition in the early rounds, but League One’s Tranmere were the only side from further down the pyramid to eliminate a Premier League side in their third-round triumph over Watford.

There may be more opportunities for upsets this time around as there will be no replays following drawn matches in order to help ease fixture congestion in this truncated domestic season. All ties will be settled on the day, which means top flight teams have a little less margin for error against lower-league opposition. That is something that does not appear to have been factored into the FA Cup odds for outright winner by the betting operators.

Long before all the professional sides enter the competition in January 2021, nearly 650 amateur sides will enter the qualifying rounds in an attempt to be one of 32 to reach the first round proper. Two teams from the eighth tier made it through to that stage last season, a feat their bredren will seek to replicate this time around.