FA Cup 
/ Joe Dyer / 20 February 2011 / Leave a Comment 
Wazza faces Arsenal earlier this season
"United are favourites for Wembley glory at the moment and can be backed at [3.85] to lift the trophy, Arsenal are [5.5]."
An FA Cup classic is on the cards after Arsenal/Leyton Orient were pulled out of the hat to face Manchester United in the fifth round
The FA Cup is likely to see a clash between the two teams at the top of the betting after Manchester United were given a home tie against the winner of the Leyton Orient-Arsenal tie. The two London teams are set to replay following a 1-1 draw at Brisbane Road this afternoon.
Should Arsenal get through, the mega-clash will pit together the two most successful clubs in the history of the competition with 21 wins between them.
United are favourites for Wembley glory and can be backed at [3.85] to lift the trophy, Arsenal are [5.5]. Next up is Manchester City - 5-0 conquerors of Notts County today - at [6.0].
Just one other team, Everton, trade in single figures ([9.2]). Reading ([160.0]) are next up for the Toffees, who would then play the winners of City's tussle with Aston Villa ([22.0]).
Stoke's reward for a 3-0 defeat of Brighton is a home tie against West Ham ([30.0]) or Burnley ([90.0]), who play on Monday night. The Potters are fifth favourites at [13.5].
Carling Cup finalists Birmingham ([18.0]) meet Bolton ([18.0]), 1-0 conquerors of Fulham, in the other quarter-final fixture.
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