Sunday's FA Cup predictions including Manchester United vs. Liverpool

Chelsea vs. Luton (Sunday, 12.00pm)

Chelsea will be attempting to progress to the fifth round of the FA Cup when they take on Championship side Luton Town at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.

The Blues recorded a 4-0 win over Morecambe in the third round to progress to this stage, while Luton beat Reading 1-0 courtesy of a first-half effort from George Moncur.

We say: Chelsea 2-0 Luton Town

Luton will be eyeing a huge scalp on Sunday afternoon, but we are finding it difficult to look past Chelsea on this occasion. The Blues will be determined to bounce back from a disappointing defeat at Leicester and should have more than enough to overcome their Championship opponents at Stamford Bridge.

Our tipster partners are predicting over 2.5 goals.

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> How Chelsea could line up against Luton Town

> Chelsea injury, suspension list vs. Luton

Fulham vs. Burnley (Sunday, 2.30pm)

Fulham and Burnley do battle in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday afternoon looking to build on their recent upturn in results and performances.

While the Cottagers have impressed in recent fixtures against many of the top clubs in the Premier League, Burnley make the trip to West London on the back of a surprise win at Liverpool.

We say: Fulham 0-1 Burnley

Fulham could make more changes than the visitors, and we feel that will make a difference come the full-time whistle. The Clarets will be determined to produce another strong showing at the back, something which could lead to a narrow win being recorded in West London.

Our tipster partners are predicting over 1.5 goals.

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Brentford vs. Leicester (Sunday, 2.30pm)

Brentford and Leicester City square off in the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon in what is one of the most highly-anticipated ties of the fourth round.

While Leicester are currently challenging for the Premier League title, Brentford have put together a 16-match unbeaten streak in the Championship.

We say: Brentford 1-2 Leicester City

Both managers may feel inclined to make few changes for this contest, something which will only play into the favour of Leicester. We expect Brentford to make a positive impression during this contest, but the Foxes should have enough quality to edge out the in-form Championship side.

Our tipster partners are predicting under 3.5 goals.

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Man Utd vs. Liverpool (Sunday, 5.00pm)

Just seven days after playing out an anticlimactic goalless draw in the Premier League, bitter rivals Manchester United and Liverpool will renew hostilities in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday.

Liverpool travel to Old Trafford in the midst of their worst goal drought for almost 20 years, whereas the hosts are flying high and now have a six-point lead over the champions at the top of the Premier League table.

We say: Manchester United 1-0 Liverpool

Liverpool's attack is too good for their drought to last much longer, but the worrying thing for Klopp is that the chances - not just the finishing - have largely dried up too, to the point where it is difficult to back them to even score at the moment.

Things are tighter at the other end despite their defensive injury problems, but Man United have a number of attacking players in much better form than those of Liverpool and that could ultimately prove to be the difference in this tie.

It may be another tactical battle for long spells, but on current form we expect the hosts to progress through to the fifth round and for Liverpool's woes to deepen.

Our tipster partners are predicting under 3.5 goals.

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> How Liverpool could line up against Man United

> How Man United could line up against Liverpool

> Liverpool injury, suspension list vs. Man United

> Man United injury, suspension list vs. Liverpool

Everton vs. Sheff Weds (Sunday, 8.00pm)

Everton play host to Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday evening as they bid to continue their excellent form under Carlo Ancelotti.

While the Toffees sit in sixth position in the Premier League standings, Wednesday remain in the Championship relegation zone despite four games without defeat.

We say: Everton 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday

Although Ancelotti will make at least a couple of changes for this contest, his squad members will be eager to make an impact. With that in mind, we expect the Toffees to record a relatively routine win over their opponents, who could struggle in the final third.

Our tipster partners are predicting under 3.5 goals.

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