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      Top tips ahead of Score Predictor Matchweek 35 – play now and compete for £500 Amazon gift card!

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      SCORE PREDICTOR users have a mixture of Premier League fixtures and FA Cup semi-finals to sink their teeth into this weekend.Despite that twist, the top prize for Matchweek 35 is once again a £500 Amazon voucher.Simply submit your predictions for the outcomes of five selected games and you could land the fantastic prize by Sunday night.Remember, you don’t have to get all five predictions exactly correct to win the voucher, you just have to earn more points (based on accuracy) than anyone else.Score Predictor remains free to play and, if you opt for sheer gut instinct, it takes just seconds to enter your predictions.PLAY SCORE PREDICTOR AHEAD OF THIS WEEKEND’S PREMIER LEAGUE ACTION – SOMEBODY MUST WIN £500 AMAZON GIFT CARD!Luton will be desperate for a win this weekendCredit: GettyLuton vs BrentfordMatchweek 35’s first fixture will go a long way to determining which teams drop down to the Championship.The Bees are probably safe from relegation but the Hatters are still fighting for their lives and will hope to harness a partisan home crowd on Saturday.Rob Edwards will be hopeful of a positive result as Brentford have lost 11 of their 16 league games on the road this season but Luton have also found wins hard to come by.Most read in FootballThe hosts’ recent victory over Bournemouth is their only triumph since the start of February.Our Prediction: 2-2 drawWill Cole Palmer haunt his former club at Wembley?Credit: GettyManchester City vs ChelseaPep Guardiola’s side will start as favourites for Saturday’s FA Cup semi-final but Mauricio Pochettino shouldn’t have a problem finding reasons to be optimistic.The Blues drew 1-1 at the Etihad two months ago and the played their part in a thrilling 4-4 draw between the two teams at Stamford Bridge earlier in the campaign.Many of City’s players looked exhausted at the end of 120 minutes against Real Madrid on Wednesday night and so Chelsea should be considerably fresher.The West Londoners also have one of the country’s most in-form players in their ranks in Cole Palmer.That being said, most Score Predictor users will be understandably hesitant to bet against last season’s treble winners.Chelsea haven’t beaten City in any competition since the 2021 Champions League final.Our Prediction: 2-1 to Man CityArsenal need to bounce back after defeats to Aston Villa and Bayern MunichCredit: ReutersWolves v ArsenalAnother match-up with some intervening factors to mull over.Gary O’Neil’s side have had all week to prepare for this fixture while the Gunners were preoccupied with a high-intensity trip to Munich.Plus, Mikel Arteta’s troops lost to Aston Villa last time out in the league.Whether Wolves are in shape to capitalise is another debate entirely; they’ve won just once in their last seven outings in all competitions.The hosts have been boosted by Matheus Cunha’s return to fitness but they’ll be up against it as Arsenal have earned more points away from home than any other side this term.Our Prediction: 2-1 to ArsenalSurely Man United won’t lose to Coventry…Credit: ReutersCoventry v Manchester UnitedSunday’s FA Cup semi-final is an intriguing one.The Sky Blues are smartly coached by Mark Robins but at this stage they look set to miss out on the Championship play-offs having lost to Cardiff, Southampton and Birmingham this month.Coventry did beat high-flying Leeds recently to underline their giant-killing capabilities but they head to Wembley more vulnerable than they were this time last month.Speaking of vulnerability, Erik ten Hag’s side have allowed their opponents a laughable volume of shots since the turn of the year – their underlying defensive numbers are deeply concerning.All things considered, however, the firepower of Bruno Fernades, Rasmus Hojlund, Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho should be more than enough to outscore second-tier opposition… right?Our Prediction: 3-2 to CoventryBeware the wounded animalCredit: PAFulham vs LiverpoolAt this stage of the campaign, 12th-placed Fulham have earned the right to be “on the beach” but their record of nine wins from 16 league games at Craven Cottage should not be taken lightly.In fact, only Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool have conceded fewer goals at home this season – Marco Silva deserves plenty of credit for that.Optimistic Cottagers will say it’s a good time to play Jurgen Klopp’s mob after their defeats to Crystal Palace and Atalanta but pessimists may fear the challenge of a wounded animal.The visitors remain highly motivated to deliver their long-serving coach a trophy in his farewell campaign and no top-flight team matches them for chance creation, as per the xG statistics.Once again, Score Predictor users should consider how Liverpool’s Thursday night trip to Atalanta will impact their weekend prospects.There’s enough evidence here for those who want to go against the grain but we’ll play it safe.Our Prediction: 3-1 to LiverpoolThink you know better? 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      Man City vs Chelsea tips and free bets for FA Cup semi final with talkSPORT BET

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      MANCHESTER CITY and Chelsea are playing for a spot in the FA Cup final when they meet in a Wembley semi this Saturday.We’ve picked out our top tip for the blue contest with talkSPORT BET – who are offering brand new customers a fabulous £30 in free bets when they stake just £10 on football!How to claim..talkSPORT BET offer

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      It’s been a contrasting week of football for these two sides, with Chelsea wrapping up the Premier League weekend in emphatic style on Monday night.Mauricio Pochettino’s men were 6-0 winners over Everton to extend their unbeaten run to eight games – hitting form at exactly the right time.It was ex-City starlet Cole Palmer who stole the headlines with four goals in that trouncing – could they have done with him on Wednesday night?Well after their catalogue of poor penalties in the shootout defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League, you’d have to say yes.City were slow in their build-up and lacked any sort of cutting edge and Madrid dug deep to take the game the whole way and ultimately progress on penalties.It’s the third game in the last six that City have failed to win and they need an upturn in form soon to kick on for the remaining competitions.TIPIt’d be absolutely no surprise to see Cole Palmer haunt Man City here, particularly with the form he’s in.He’s comfortably Chelsea’s biggest threat when it comes to making things happen and has 11 goals in his last six games – a phenomenal record.We’ve taken a bit of insurance with our pick and opted solely for efforts on target here.While City have conceded in all of their last five games and we fancy them to start slowly after the midweek exploits. In fact, both sides can get themselves on the scoresheet in the early exchanges.
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      Major change to Premier League schedule announced as new feature is quietly ditched after just five seasons

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      THE PREMIER LEAGUE will have a major calendar change from next season with the winter break being scrapped.It comes along with a huge revamp of the FA Cup.The Premier League will see its winter break scrapped from next seasonCredit: GettyAn announcement from the FA has today revealed the mid-season break will be removed to accommodate a later start date for the league.The decision has been made in light of “expert advice from medical and technical departments” which states a longer summer break is more beneficial than a short winter break.A statement on The FA’s website said: “The mid-season break is removed from the calendar to allow a mid-August start date for the Premier League. “This longer summer break allows all Premier League clubs to be better able to ensure that players get a consecutive three-week break in the summer. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”This takes into account expert advice from medical and technical departments, which values a longer period of complete rest in the summer rather than a short break in the winter.”This season the winter break saw five matches played on the weekend of January 13, with the other five being played on the weekend of January 20 to give the teams a week to rest in the middle.It was first introduced to the English top flight in the 2019/20 season after being agreed in 2018.However, the schedule chaos caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and 2022 World Cup starting in November saw the mid-season break not implemented again until this year.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERArsenal were one of the main beneficiaries of the winter break this season, winning eight league games in a row after coming back from a trip to Dubai for it.Gunners boss Mikel Arteta called his team “recharged” and “re-energised” upon their return to England.Top ten greatest Premier League players of all time as Kevin de Bruyne and Cristiano Ronaldo both miss out on top spotOutgoing Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was a big fan of the mid-season break.He told Sky Sports earlier this season: “You don’t want to have a four-week break or something like that in the middle of the season but after a very intense period, having these few days was very important.”On the other hand, Everton Sean Dyche will be a happy Toffee as his wish to axe the winter break has come true.In January Dyche said: “I don’t see the point of the break. It’s not beneficial and I’d take it away. It would be better to lose a couple of fixtures in December and put them in January to spread it out.”With more games (close together) the big clubs are bound to gain because of their big squads. If you’re like us and get injuries, you’re stretched. “I’d be surprised if that break doesn’t disappear from the scheduling. We will see.”Meanwhile, the announcement has seen FA Cup replays scrapped from the first round proper from next season in a massive change breaking 151 years of history.Why FA Cup changes are GOOD NEWSBy Martin Lipton
      THE FA and Premier League should have done the deal to scrap FA Cup replays years ago.
      No doubt traditionalists will moan but it is right that the competition has finally been brought into the 21st century.
      Ending replays will bring extra sharpness and excitement to the ties, with the knowledge that there will be a winner, whether in 90 minutes, extra-time or penalties.
      If big guns have a bad day, they are more likely to pay the price. Replays after draws give them a fall-back they do not deserve.
      Giving the FA Cup total and absolute priority over four weekends – and ensuring there is no competing match on the day of the Final – will enhance the profile of a competition that was in danger of falling out of the spotlight.
      And as long as the FA ensures a better split of the prize money fund, weighting it more towards the earlier rounds, and potentially a similar move with  TV match money, there should be few losers.
      Read more on the FA Cup by clicking here.

      A further change will see the FA Cup played on the penultimate weekend of the Premier League season on an exclusive Saturday that will see no other matches played that day.This exclusivity has been extended to the fourth, fifth and quarter-final rounds of the oldest cup competition in the world, with no Premier League fixtures to be played on the same weekends. Elsewhere, from 2025/26 the Premier League have agreed to increase their funding of grassroots football by £33million on top of the £100m already distributed for good causes.READ MORE SUN STORIESThe new format agreed by the Professional Game Board will also allow for the EFL play-off finals to be ringfenced during the May Bank Holiday weekend.The agreements will be in place for a minimum of six seasons. More

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      Major changes to FA Cup with replays completely SCRAPPED in controversial move but more games on TV

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      FA CUP replays are set to be scrapped in new plans unveiled by the FA.There are several changes to be brought in from next season that will stay in place for at least six years.FA Cup replays are set to be scrapped for every roundCredit: APReplays were scrapped from the fifth round onwards in the 2018/19 campaign.A year later the fifth round was moved to mid-week but the new FA changes mean every round will now be played on the weekend.And there will be no more replays from the first round proper onwards.Another change will see no Premier League games played on the same weekend as the fourth and fifth rounds as well as the quarter-final.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThat will make them exclusive FA Cup only weekends as the FA bid to restore the competition’s previous importance.For similar reasons the final will also be played on a Saturday with no Premier League fixtures to take place on the same day.But it will take place on the penultimate day of the season – marking a change from the current set-up.There is also a move to focus on the build-up to the final by forbidding any Prem games being played on the Friday before.Most read in FA CupWhy FA Cup changes are GOOD NEWSBy Martin Lipton

      THE FA and Premier League should have done the deal to scrap FA Cup replays years ago.
      No doubt traditionalists will moan but it is right that the competition has finally been brought into the 21st century.
      Ending replays will bring extra sharpness and excitement to the ties, with the knowledge that there will be a winner, whether in 90 minutes, extra-time or penalties.
      If big guns have a bad day, they are more likely to pay the price. Replays after draws give them a fall-back they do not deserve.
      Giving the FA Cup total and absolute priority over four weekends – and ensuring there is no competing match on the day of the Final – will enhance the profile of a competition that was in danger of falling out of the spotlight.
      And as long as the FA ensures a better split of the prize money fund, weighting it more towards the earlier rounds, and potentially a similar move with  TV match money, there should be few losers.
      Read more on the FA Cup by clicking here.

      BEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERFurther changes include more TV coverage, with the fourth round including matches played from Saturday – Wednesday to allow for consecutive games of football.And while changes to prize money – which could involve compensation to lower division clubs for the loss of replay income – have yet to be agreed, Prem chiefs have allocated a further £133m per season from 2025-26 for the pyramid.Elsewhere the Prem will also undergo a huge change from next season as the winter break has been scrapped.Fans convinced Scott McTominay shouted X-rated blast at Liverpool fans after Man Utd’s epic FA Cup win More

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      Why embarrassing Ten Hag record might actually be a good omen for Man Utd ahead of FA Cup clash with Coventry

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      MANCHESTER UNITED face Coventry in a make-or-break FA Cup clash this weekend.The Red Devils will look to progress to their second successive FA Cup final with a win over the Championship side on Sunday.Man Utd are at risk of finishing on negative goal difference for the first time since 1990Credit: GettyThat was the same year Sir Alex Ferguson won his first trophy, the FA Cup, with the Red DevilsCredit: News Group Newspapers LtdWith just the Cup and a spot in Europe left to play for this season, Erik ten Hag will be desperate for a result at Wembley.However, it won’t be an easy task with in-form Coventry flying high in the Championship.United have endured a dreadful season, slumping to seventh in the Premier League and being dumped out of the Champions League in the group stages.But that doesn’t even tell the full story, with Ten Hag’s side toothless in attack and facing among the highest amounts shots or any team in Europe.Read More on Man UtdThey are even at risk of finishing a league season with fewer goals scored than conceded for the first time since 1990, when they netted 46 and let in 47.So far this season the Red Devils have scored 47 goals and let in 48.But while the numbers are not in their favour, it could actually be a good omen.Sir Alex Ferguson won his first trophy – the FA Cup – with Man Utd in 1990 despite the club’s scoring record.Most read in FA CupCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSMan Utd are LUCKY to be seventh in the table… one particular stat is terrible, say Dave KiddBy Dave Kidd
      THE frightening thing about Manchester United’s season is that they should really be LOWER than seventh in the Premier League.
      Even during their current run of one win in seven league matches, United’s results have been better than their performances.
      Erik ten Hag’s team deserved to lose each of their last three drawn games against Brentford, Liverpool and Bournemouth.
      On goal difference, United are ninth in the league, while only seven teams have scored fewer than their 47 goals.
      And if we give any credence to ‘expected points’, then that stat would have them 15th in the table.
      If Ten Hag’s men lose Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final to Championship side Coventry, it should not come as a major surprise.
      Click here to read Dave Kidd’s column in full.
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      Ten Hag stormed out of a press conference on Saturday after being told United are at risk of suffering their worst-ever season.He said: “I don’t comment. That is not important for this moment,” before leaving the room.Gary Neville reveals telltale signs Erik ten Hag is suffering Man Utd ‘breakdown’ as winless run goes on More

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      Ten Hag has done enough in two years to secure another season but he must beat Coventry first, says ex-Man Utd star

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      FORMER Manchester United defender Wes Brown has come out in defence of Erik ten Hag in a new interview.Pressure is growing on the United boss following Saturday’s 2-2 draw away at Bournemouth.Wes Brown has called for the United board to be patient with Ten HagCredit: GettyThe Red Devils were poor again and lucky to escape with a draw.The fallout of the result also saw more player unrest as Alejandro Garnacho liked a series of tweets criticising his manager.The result leaves United seventh in the table and on course for their worst finish in the post-Fergie era.But Brown, who came through the academy at United under Sir Alex Ferguson says now is not the time to rip it up and start again.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLHe told In The Zone that he sees the FA Cup as crucial to saving Ten Hag’s job.Brown said: “The FA Cup could be massive. Erik had a fantastic start last season, finishing well in the league and getting to two finals – winning one. “United have a great opportunity to get to the FA Cup final, winning it will be a big boost. Manchester United are used to winning trophies so it’d be massive for the manager, it’s one he’ll want to win or he could be in trouble.”But he also urged the board to give Ten Hag time in order to put things right at United, saying: “I don’t think that Manchester United are the sort of club that should be changing the manager, they should have a respectful three or four years to get what they want done. Most read in FootballBrown spent 15 years at UnitedCredit: 2010 Manchester UnitedCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”They have to give him one more season, it’s simple. I think the manager has done enough in the first two seasons to secure another season.”I like Erik ten Hag. United have had big-name managers in and it’s all been the same, so something is not right somewhere. You have to give the manager time because if you want to kick on and injuries have stopped him doing what he’s wanted to do this year. Watch Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag storm out of press conference after Bournemouth draw”Lisandro Martinez is a big miss, he changed things a little bit for Manchester United, he brings power to the defensive line – just like Varane. “This season is a tough watch, it’s not brilliant now if you’re a Manchester United fan. Last season was positive with a good league finish and two finals and a cup, this is where they want to be.”Brown played 336 games for United between 1996 and 2011 before leaving for Sunderland.He recently opened up about his bankruptcy which he says was caused by having “the wrong people around him”.He said things “came to a head” after his divorce from Real Housewives of Cheshire star Leanne Brown in 2022 due to a number of ill-advised investments. More

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      Coventry vs Man Utd – FA Cup semi-final: United hope to avoid Wembley upset in huge last-4 tie – FREE stream, team news

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      MANCHESTER UNITED and Coventry will leave it all on the Wembley pitch as both sides look to book their spot in the FA Cup final.The Red Devils’ inconsistency this season continued when they were held to a controversial draw by Bournemouth last weekend.Manchester United were held to a 2-2 draw by BournemouthCredit: GettyCoventry stunned Wolves in the previous roundCredit: PABut Erik ten Hag’s side has shown that they are capable of putting in some incredible performances – most notably the 4-3 thrilling win against Liverpool which earned them a place in the FA Cup semis.And United will be expecting to progress to a second successive FA Cup final following last year’s defeat to noisy neighbours Manchester City.However, with Coventry having already pulled off one upset against Wolves in the last-8, the Championship outfit will have the appetite for another shock win.Furthermore, two Michael Mifsud goals saw the Sky Blues secure a historic victory when the sides last met.Read more on FA CupWhen is Coventry vs Man Utd?
      Coventry and Manchester United’s huge FA Cup semi-final will take place on Sunday, April 21.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 3:30pm BST
      Wembley Stadium is the allocated arena for this encounter and it can host approximately 90,000 passionate fans.
      The Sky Blues pulled off a sensational 2-0 win against United when the sides last met in a 2007 League Cup clash.
      What TV channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      Coventry vs Manchester United will be broadcast LIVE on ITV1 in the UK.
      Coverage is expected to commence from 2:30pm BST – a whole hour before kick-off.
      Fans can stream the action on the ITV X app or ITV Sport website.
      Alternatively, SunSport will have minute-by-minute coverage of the whole match.
      Can I watch it for FREE?YES!Coventry vs Manchester United will be available to watch for FREE in the UK as long as you have a valid TV license.Most read in FA CupWhat is the team news?Erik ten Hag will have several key players missing for the Wembley day out against Coventry.Raphael Varane (muscular), Victor Lindelof (hamstring), Jonny Evans (muscular), Lisandro Martinez (calf), Luke Shaw (thigh), Anthony Martial (groin) and Tyrell Malacia (knee).However, Scott McTominay could return after suffering a knee injury which ruled him out of the Bournemouth draw. Scott McTominay could return for the FA Cup semi against CoventryCredit: AFPElsewhere, Coventry manager Mark Robbins will have to continue without Tatsuhiro Sakamoto who sustained a back issue in February.What are the odds?
      Coventry to win 11/2
      Draw 4/1
      Man Utd to win 2/5
      To progress to the final
      Coventry 7/2
      Man Utd 1/5
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      Man City vs Chelsea: Poch takes on Pep in massive FA Cup semi-final at Wembley – start time, team news, stream

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      CHELSEA thriving off triumph from their Monday night fixture vs Everton will be looking too make it a second consecutive final this season.The Blues had a massive victory in their 6-0 win to struggling Everton, pushing themselves up to 9th in the table.Cole Palmer picked up his 2nd hattrick of his debut season for ChelseaCredit: PAManchester City progressed to 1st in the table over a 5-1 victory over Luton TownCredit: GettyCole Palmer thrived with four goals with Nicholas Jackson and Alfie Gilchrist also contributing to the score.Pochettino will be hoping to get a win over Guardiola after drawing twice vs Guardiola’s men this season.Chelsea have held an impressive record over Man City this season with two draws.With both teams having fanatic wins, who will win this important matchup?When is Manchester City vs Chelsea?
      Man City and Chelsea will take place THIS Saturday – April 20 for their all important FA Cup Semi-Final tie.
      The kick off is scheduled for 17:15 BST.
      Wembley will be the venue for this huge clash and can host up to 90,000 fans.
      In their last matchup Man City fought back for a 1-1 draw after a first half goal from Raheem Sterling.
      What TV channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
      Man City vs Chelsea will be broadcast LIVE on BBC ONE in the UK.
      Coverage is expected to take place at 16:45 BST.
      Fans not at the game can stream the game on BBC iPlayer for free.
      Alternatively, SunSport will have coverage of the whole match through our live blog. 
      What is the team news?Mauricio Pochettino will be hoping for star midfielder Enzo Fernandez to be back for this mammoth tie.Wesley Fofana (Knee), Romeo Lavia (Thigh), Lesley Ugochuckwu (Thigh), Reece James (Thigh) and Christopher Nkunku (Thigh) are all confirmed out with injury.Most read in FootballAxel Disasi (Other), Enzo Fernandez (Other), Raheem Sterling (Illness), Levi Colwill (Toe) and Robert Sanchez (Illness) will be hoping to make an appearance for their Chelsea side.Whereas Pep Guardiola will be looking for John Stones to make a return to his side since he was out with injury. John Stones was last seen in the 1st leg of the Champions league Semi-Final vs Real Madrid at the Bernabéu.Credit: RexWhat are the odds?Manchester City to win 4/9Draw 7/2Chelsea 11/2To reach the finalManchester City 1/5Chelsea 7/2*Odds courtesy of Paddy Power are correct at time of publication More