First Goalscorer Betting Tips for Sunday’s F.A Cup Matches

Two thoroughly entertaining games await us on this Sunday afternoon, Swansea first try to replicate their impressive recent win against Arsenal, but this time at home; Liverpool then try to break the hearts of ‘The Stags’ at Field Mill (One Call Stadium). 

With generous prices available from Betway for both singles and the double, what the below tips lack in originality, they certainly should make up for in value with any luck!!  

Swansea vs Arsenal, 13.30 ESPN

First Goal Scorer: Michu 7/1 – Betway

13 goals in 20 appearances for the Spanish Maestro, he shows no sign of slowing down any time soon and will enjoy playing against an Arsenal defence that looked anything but assured last time out against Southampton.  Swansea are already in the semi-final of the League cup and with excellent league form to date can afford to play a full team, without being overly worried about their league position; Arsenal on the other hand may wish to protect some players, and may question if there squad is strong enough to handle a sustained FA cup run AND secure the all important Top 4 finish in the league.

Mansfield Town vs Liverpool , 16.00 ESPN

First Scorer: Luiz Suarez – 7/2 – Betway

OK, he has the face of a Rat, he has been known to go down like a chainsaw has been taken to his torso when barely touced, but you should not let that count against him at this price!!  15 goals from 20 appearances this season, he should start as Liverpool are now comfortable in mid-table, after a shady start, and can afford to concentrate their efforts on a FA Cup run.  Now linking with Gerrard much like Torres did a couple of seasons ago, the smart money has to be on Suarez to open the scoring.     

The Double pays a juicy 35/1 with Betway

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By Dave Coffey