Make your own live FA Cup predictions - not tipster picks. Call the score, the next goalscorer and the next team to score, and earn points the second you're right.
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Pick a FA Cup fixture and lock in your score before kick-off.
Next goalscorer and next team to score, with a fresh pick after every goal.
Points land the second you're right. The top two win real cash.
CalledItMate players have made 667 predictions on 342 FA Cup matches. The most-called score is 2-1, picked 50 times, and 5.5% of correct score predictions have landed exactly. Those matches have averaged 3.3 goals a game.
The FA Cup is the world's oldest football cup competition, running since 1871, and every round is open to clubs from across the English football pyramid. Premier League giants can be drawn against lower-league part-timers, and the magic of the cup means upsets happen every single season. No scoreline, no goalscorer is truly predictable - which makes FA Cup football some of the most exciting to predict live on CalledItMate.
The FA Cup's history is woven through English football culture like no other competition. Shock results - Wrexham beating Arsenal, AFC Wimbledon defeating MK Dons - are not just possible but expected. The third round in January, when Premier League clubs enter, marks one of the most-anticipated weekends in the English football calendar, with 32 matches played across three days.
Open any enabled FA Cup fixture on CalledItMate, set your score prediction and goalscorer call, and earn points as the game plays out. Cup football is notoriously unpredictable - Premier League clubs drop points against lower-league opposition regularly, and the magic of the cup means no result is a foregone conclusion. The longer the odds on your call, the better it feels when it comes in.
FA Cup rounds take place throughout the season from August through to the final at Wembley in May, with the third round in January being the most-anticipated weekend as Premier League clubs enter the competition. Matches are spread across Saturday, Sunday and midweek slots, often with multiple fixtures on the same day during the early rounds.
On CalledItMate it is 2-1, picked 50 times out of 253 correct score predictions on finished FA Cup matches. Only 5.5% of those predictions landed exactly, which is why an exact score is worth the most points.
Yes. £15 and £10 across the top two on the weekly leaderboard, and your FA Cup points count toward it. There is no entry fee, no deposit and nothing staked - it is free to play.