FA Cup First Round Betting

The FA Cup first round betting always concentrates on the big giant killing efforts of the non league clubs and VCbet have put up some prices on the number of big giant killings there will be come the end of the first round and the favourite is two or three at four to five on as there are in all 12 non league clubs who have an opportunity to make a name for themselves and get themselves into the next round and possibly at some point get a plum tie against one of the premier league clubs.

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The First Round of the FA Cup this weekend has produced some intriguing encounters and VC Bet have priced up the number of non league clubs that will beat League opposition this weekend. "There are 12 non league clubs taking on league opposition this year and on paper there could well be a few upsets. Rusden will fancy their chances against Macclesfield and Torquay will be relishing the chance to turn over Yeovil on Sunday." said spokesman Neal Wilkins.

VC Bet go 4/1 that four or more out of the twelve prove to be giant killers and it is odds on that there are either 2 or 3 that progress to the 2nd Round. "The last time four clubs got through was in 2004, but last year there were 23 chances for a non league club to overturn their league counterparts and only two managed it!" added Wilkins.

How many FA Cup "giant" killers will be in the 2nd Round?

0 or 1............2/1 2 or 3............4/5 4 or more........4/1 Includes replays

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