FA Cup Odds
The world's oldest cup competition - the FA Cup - is one of the most exciting competitions in English football, and one which never fails to throw up some major shocks each season, the 21/22 was won with Liverpool defeating Chelsea 6-5 on penalties. Read More
This is where the underdogs can make a name for themselves, beating the big guns from the Premier League with a one-off show-stopping performance. Because of this, it is also a competition that sees occasional huge football bets land. We're here to offer our expertise and insight into the FA Cup odds and betting markets.
Latest Betting
We're into the Final and it's those old foes Chelsea and Liverpool facing off after they defeating Crystal Palace and Man City respectively. Liverpool remain in contention for an unprecedented quadruple and are a 4/7 shot to win at Wembley for a 2nd time this season.
Frequently asked related questions about the FA Cup betting markets:
Who has won the FA Cup the most times?
The most successful club in the history of the FA Cup is Arsenal, with 14 titles to their name. Following closely behind it is Manchester United with 12, while both Chelsea and Tottenham have won it eight times. While Arsenal have struggled for success in the Premier League during the previous 15 years, the north Londoners have remained consistent in the FA Cup, winning it three times in the last seven seasons.
- Arsenal - 14
- Manchester United - 12
- Chelsea & Tottenham Hotspur - 8
Which teams were the biggest outsiders to win the FA Cup?
There have been some major shocks thrown up throughout the history of the FA Cup. While it is not uncommon to see smaller sides from the lower leagues upset the odds by knocking top-flight clubs out of the competition, it is much rarer to see those types of clubs go the distance and actually win it. However, there have been times when this has happened and an underdog has defied the belief of most to lift the coveted trophy. The highest-priced winners in FA Cup history are:
- Liverpool 0-1 Wimbledon (1988) - 16/1
- Man City 0-1 Wigan Athletic (2013) - 8/1
- Man Utd 0-1 Southampton (1976) - 5/1
