FA Cup Quarter Final Draw

The FA Cup Quarter Final draw sees a number of big names still there and in good shape to take another FA Cup back to their clubs. Man Utd beat Arsenal fair and square in their fifth round match on Saturday at Old Trafford and they go into the quarter final draw as favourites. Next in the betting shall be Chelsea who also won with ease against Huddersfield at the weekend. Going into the Sunday games they were the last two remaining teams left in the draw with Middlesbrough and Portsmouth each having tough fifth round matches to play.

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The big shock of the weekend was the defeat of Liverpool to Barnsley. This was a great win for Barnsley who won in injury time and they fully deserved their victory. They go into the quarter final draw alongside Bristol Rovers who beat Southampton, West Brom who thrashed Coventry 5-0 and Cardiff who beat Wolverhampton.

Today, Preston take on Portsmouth and Sheffield Utd meet Middlesbrough and the any of these may go into the quarter final draw which is at 13:25 on Monday and will get the draw right here as soon as it is announced. The bookies will be making Man Utd and Chelsea very short in the market and so much will depend on the draw as to what their prices will be on Monday evening.

The Draw for the Quarter Finals of the FA Cup where the games will be played on the 8th and 9th March. Sheffield Utd/Middlesbrough v Cardiff City, Man Utd v Portsmouth, Bristol Rovers v West Brom, Barnsley v Chelsea.

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