Check out Ladbrokes' take on all 16 FA Cup fourth-round ties
Wins for Man City, Arsenal and Chelsea to see them through
Non-league Macclesfield expected to lose at home to Brentford
Ahead of the highly anticipated fourth round, Ladbrokes runs through all 16 FA Cup fixtures with predictions and live odds, as football's oldest cup competition resumes.
From the tournament's joint-favourites Manchester City and Arsenal enjoying home games against lower-league opposition, to non-league Macclesfield hosting Premier League Brentford on Monday night, the stage is set for drama, upsets, and FA Cup magic.
2025/26 FA Cup fixtures & predictions: The fourth round
Friday, 13 February, 2026
Hull City vs Chelsea - 19:45
Chelsea cruised past Championship opposition in the third round, and we're expecting much of the same here, with Liam Rosenior's Blues having far too much quality for a Hull team focusing on promotion to the Premier League.
Our prediction: Hull City 1-3 Chelsea
Wrexham vs Ipswich Town - 19:45
Friday night sees Wrexham host Ipswich in an all-Championship tie, and with both teams enjoying pretty strong form in 2026, they'll be keen to keep the winning habit going - but we're backing Ipswich here, with the Tractor Boys reaching the last 16 for the second consecutive season.
Our prediction: Wrexham 0-2 Ipswich Town
Saturday, 14 February, 2026
Burton Albion vs West Ham United - 12:15
With Burton winless in five games and scrapping for their lives at the bottom of League One, the visit of an in-form West Ham is unlikely to do anything for their confidence. The Hammers will be prioritising Premier League survival, but their rejuvenated squad should have too much for the hosts here.
Our prediction: Burton Albion 1-2 West Ham United
Burnley vs Mansfield Town - 15:00
Burnley's midweek Premier League win was their first since October, and despite the Clarets looking destined for another fruitless campaign, we're predicting a comfortable victory against an out-of-form Mansfield Town.
Our prediction: Burnley 3-0 Mansfield Town
Manchester City vs Salford City - 15:00
Salford know all too well just how ruthless Man City can be in the FA Cup, losing 8-0 to Pep Guardiola's side last year - and with the Premier League title chasers scoring 10 against Exeter in the third round, there's little reason to think they'll show any mercy this weekend.
Our prediction: Manchester City 6-0 Salford City
This one certainly isn't the most glamorous tie of the round, but Norwich's recent upturn in form has seen them overtake West Brom in the Championship table, and the Canaries suddenly look back to their best. We're predicting a home win here, with West Brom's wait for a fifth-round appearance stretching to six years.
Our prediction: Norwich City 2-1 West Bromwich Albion
Port Vale vs Bristol City - 15:00
Rock-bottom of League One and without a win in three, Port Vale will be looking to the FA Cup for a much-needed injection of positivity, but we're expecting them to come up short against a strong Bristol City side - even if the Robins aren't exactly blowing teams away at the moment.
Our prediction: Port Vale 0-2 Bristol City
Southampton vs Leicester City - 15:00
Just days after the Saints came from 3-0 down to win at the King Power, Southampton and Leicester meet again in the fourth round of the FA Cup, and we think the psychological effect of that crazy Championship encounter will play its part. Leicester are spiralling, so we're backing a home win.
Our prediction: Southampton 3-1 Leicester City
Aston Villa vs Newcastle United - 17:45
Aston Villa have built up a huge lead over Newcastle in the Premier League, and we're expecting the Magpies' poor record at Villa Park to continue here, with Unai Emery's hosts edging a tight affair between two teams whose sights will be set on the final in May.
Our prediction: Aston Villa 2-1 Newcastle United
An all-Premier League tie closes out Saturday's action, and despite Liverpool only reaching the fifth round three times in the last 10 years, we're backing the Reds to see off Brighton at Anfield.
Our prediction: Liverpool 2-1 Brighton & Hove Albion
Sunday, 15 February, 2026
Birmingham City vs Leeds United - 12:00
An upturn in form has seen Leeds edge away from the Premier League relegation zone, and against Championship Birmingham City, we expect Daniel Farke's side to maintain their positive momentum.
Our prediction: Birmingham City 1-3 Leeds United
Heavy favourites to be relegated from the Premier League, an FA Cup victory would be a welcome distraction for Rob Edwards' Wolves, and we think they'll progress against Grimsby - despite the Mariners already having beaten Man United this season.
Our prediction: Grimsby Town 1-3 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Oxford United vs Sunderland - 14:00
Winless in four and 23rd in the Championship, Oxford United have been struggling for form all season, and we think the visit of a confident Sunderland will be another step too far for Matt Bloomfield's side.
Our prediction: Oxford United 0-3 Sunderland
Stoke City vs Fulham - 14:00
Stoke's form has collapsed of late, with just two wins in 10 Championship games, so Fulham should be too strong. The Cottagers are enjoying an impressive season in the Premier League, and are favourites to reach the round of 16 for the second year in a row.
Our prediction: Stoke City 1-3 Fulham
Arsenal vs Wigan Athletic - 16:30
Favourites to win every competition they're in, Arsenal are enjoying the season they've been threatening for some time now, and they shouldn't have any issues beating a Wigan side in the midst of a League One relegation battle.
Our prediction: Arsenal 4-0 Wigan Athletic
Monday, 16 February, 2026
Macclesfield vs Brentford - 19:30
Having already knocked out the holders Crystal Palace, Macclesfield will have another giant-killing in their sights when they host Brentford on Monday night - but we think their fairytale ends here. The Premier League side are in excellent form, and should close out the FA Cup fourth-round action with a routine win.
Our prediction: Macclesfield 0-4 Brentford
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