FA Cup preview: Potential shocks, Sanchez & Liverpool’s home form

However, it’s not unfamiliar ground for some of his teammates. The Red Devils won 2-0 at Huish Park back in 2015, though it took until the second half for the breakthrough to come.

Still, that Yeovil side were probably stronger than their current League Two crop, whilst United are stronger now than at any point under Louis van Gaal.

The Man United -2 handicap looks backable at 19/20, while Sanchez to Score and United to Win is available at 11/10.

Could Newport repeat Leeds heroics?

League Two Newport County pulled off arguably the shock of the third round as they came from behind to beat Leeds United at Rodney Parade.

They face an even tougher test this time around, against Prem heavyweights Tottenham Hotspur. But this is a Spurs side who shipped three goals at home to Wycombe Wanderers at this stage of the FA Cup last season.

The Exiles are unbeaten in six games, scoring in each of those. Both Teams to Score looks a good call at 21/20. Meanwhile, with County having opened the scoring in each of their last three games, First Team to Score: Newport could be a lively longshot at 4/1.

Baggies unlikely to leave Anfield unscathed again

West Bromwich Albion somehow escaped Anfield with a point on their last visit, back in mid-September.

It was a game the Reds dominated, with 70% possession and a raft of missed chances – and which could go on to prove an important two points dropped.

However, following a morale-boosting victory over Manchester City last weekend, the Reds are roaring again at Anfield. As for the Baggies, they’re without an away win against Prem opposition since August.

But with Liverpool to Win unsurprisingly slim odds at 3/10, the best value looks to lie elsewhere. Having won 11 games this term by three or more goals, we like the Liverpool -2 handicap at 11/5. Meanwhile, the Reds to Win Both Halves is 19/10.

All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing