Get Our 8/1 William Hill accumulator on Sunday's FA Cup matches

Ten ties in the FA Cup third round have been scheduled for Sunday and we have picked out an accumulator that pays over 8/1.

Go to William Hill FA Cup page and back the following fourfold bet which would return £90.48 for a £10 stake if all correct (individual odds in brackets):

Manchester City v Sheffield Wednesday – Over 2 goals (2/5)

QPR to win at home to Sheffield United (4/5)

Aston Villa v Blackpool – Under 3 goals (23/20)

Stoke City to win to nil at home to Wrexham (4/6)

Sunday is the day when most of the Premier League teams enter the FA Cup on one of the most romantic football weekends on the calendar, with only four top-flight clubs in action on Saturday following their New Year’s Day exertions.

Here is the reasoning for the four selections in our Sunday accumulator:

Manchester City v Sheffield Wednesday – Over 2 Goals

This should be the most straightforward leg of the acca because it’s difficult to see Wednesday restricting City to a 1-0 or 2-0 win or even getting a positive result themselves.

The Owls lost 7-0 at the Etihad Stadium in the Capital One Cup earlier this season and while a similar humbling should be averted, City ought to score a few goals and there could also be a consolation for the visitors.

QPR to win at home to Sheffield United

Sheffield United are a good cup side who will contest the semi-finals of the Capital One Cup later this month, but QPR are expected to be too strong for them at Loftus Road.

The Hoops have a strong home record and can book their place in round four at the first attempt.

Aston Villa v Blackpool – Under 3 goals

Villa appear short of confidence at present and may even have their work cut out at home against the club that is bottom of the Championship table.

The 0-0 New Year’s Day draw with Crystal Palace summed up Villa’s problems in scoring goals and neither are they expected to run riot in this tie.

Stoke City to win to nil at home to Wrexham

This should be straightforward for Stoke, who enjoyed two good Christmas wins and then held Manchester United to a 1-1 draw when they could have triumphed again if refereeing decisions had gone their way.

Conference club Wrexham are expected to be outclassed and the Potters’ defence can keep a clean sheet.

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