FA Cup Fourth Round Picks — Predictions for February 8, 2025

An action-packed round of FA Cup matches gets underway on Friday when Man United host Leicester. It promises to be a thrilling weekend of sporting action, which rounds off with Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. However, you can build your betting purse by finding our FA Cup fourth round picks for Saturday, February 8, 2025, here.

FA Cup Fourth Round Picks

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Big FA Cup Match Previews:

• Leyton Orient vs. Man City
• Coventry vs. Ipswich
• Everton vs. Bournemouth
• Wigan vs. Fulham
• Birmingham vs. Newcastle
• Brighton vs. Chelsea

Leeds vs. Millwall

Leeds boast an excellent record against Millwall across all competitions, winning eight of the last nine at Elland Road. The Whites have also reached the fifth round of the competition in each of the last three seasons.

Meanwhile, Millwall have failed to progress further than the fourth round since 2017-19. Leeds look to be the obvious play when making FA Cup fourth round picks this weekend.

Preston vs. Wycombe

Preston have recorded wins in two of their three previous FA Cup clashes with Wycombe. However, the visitors have won each of the last two previous head-to-head clashes.

Wycombe have reached the fourth round for just the fourth time in their history, while Preston haven’t progressed from this stage since 2015. A minor shock could be on the cards this weekend, as the preference is for the high-flying League One visitors.

Stoke vs. Cardiff

Stoke have gone nine without a win against Cardiff since a 2-0 success in February 2020. However, Cardiff have suffered eliminations in their previous three ties against the Potters. Stoke haven’t reached the fifth round of the cup since 2020-21.

However, the home side could be the main play here, with Tom Cannon’s performances a reason for that confidence. The star has scored three goals in his last four FA Cup appearances.

Southampton vs. Burnley

Struggling Southampton will have home field advantage against promotion-chasing Burnley this weekend. However, the Saints have won just two of their last eleven matches against the Clarets. But, Southampton have won eight of their last ten FA Cup home matches.

Burnley have suffered eliminations in nine of their last eleven ties against Premier League sides when playing outside of the top-flight. That could be the key trend to follow when making FA Cup fourth round picks this weekend.