Qualifying matches for the 2020-21 FA Cup begin on August 31st (with the full slate beginning the next day, September 1st). The full season schedule for the 2020-21 FA Cup looks like this:
- Extra preliminary round: Tuesday 1st, September 2020
- Preliminary round: Saturday 12th, September 2020
- First round qualifying: Tuesday 22nd, September 2020
- Second round qualifying: Saturday 3rd, October 2020
- Third round qualifying: Tuesday 13th, October 2020
- Fourth round qualifying: Saturday 24th, October 2020
- First round proper: Saturday 7th, November 2020
- Second round proper: Saturday 28th, November 2020
- Third round proper: Saturday 9th, January 2021
- Fourth round proper: Saturday 23rd, January 2021
- Fifth round proper: Wednesday 10th, February 2021
- Quarterfinals: Saturday 20th, March 2021
- Semifinals: Saturday 17th, April 2021
- The Final: Saturday 15th, May 2021
In the US, matches will be available on ESPN+.
2020-21 FA Cup title odds
No real surprises for the favorites. The Big 6 clubs dominate. Here’s a sampling of the odds.
Manchester City +325 | Liverpool +600 | Manchester United +600 | Chelsea +800 | Arsenal +900 |
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Tottenham +1000 | Wolves +1600 | Leicester +1600 | Everton +2500 | Leeds +3300 |
Southampton +3300 | West Ham +4000 | Burnley +5000 | Crystal Palace +5000 | Newcastle +5000 |
Sheffield +5000 | Aston Villa +6600 | Brighton +6600 | Fulham +6600 | Bournemouth +10000 |
Brentford +10000 | Norwich +10000 | Watford +10000 | West Brom +10000 | Cardiff +15000 |
Middlesbrough +15000 | Nottingham +15000 | Stoke +15000 | Derby +20000 | Sunderland +50000 |
Of those listed, Manchester City is always a strong bet in competitions like this. Newer, insecure, fake clubs like City tend to aim for these trophies.
Outside of them, look for Chelsea this year to make a strong run at a FA Cup trophy. Frank Lampard will want to claim some silverware this season. If Jose Mourinho doesn’t get sacked, Tottenham may put a strong focus on the FA Cup as well.
Where to bet the 2019-20 UEFA Champions League in the US
In the US, you can legally bet on soccer in New Jersey, Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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