Huddersfield Town are the next West Yorkshire club set for an FA Cup clash with Arsenal as the League One side head to the Emirates on Sunday (Arsenal 1/7, draw 13/2, Huddersfield 18/1).
Local rivals Leeds United were seconds away from pulling off a famous victory in north London in the third round of the competition but had to settle for a 1-1 draw.
However, the Gunners were clinical in the replay at Elland Road and showed the reason why they are challenging at the top of the Premier League as they ran out 3-1 winners.
Huddersfield are currently third in League One and will be looking to cause an upset at the Emirates.
Like most sides who travel to face the Gunners, they will have to ride their luck but if they can keep out Arsenal for the first half they may be able to frustrate them.
Arsene Wenger’s side have been in a rich vein of form and look like they are enjoying the cup competitions this season.
The Gunners have already booked a date at Wembley as they beat Ipswich Town to secure a place in the Carling Cup final in midweek.
Arsenal should come out on top in this one as their strength in depth is likely to be too strong for Town.
In an all Premier League affair, Tottenham Hotspur make the short trip across the capital to take on Fulham at Craven Cottage (Fulham 2/1, draw 12/5, Spurs 13/10).
Mark Hughes’s side have managed to create a four point gap between themselves and the teams in the relegation zone as the Cottagers have picked up recent wins against Stoke City and West Brom.
However, Spurs are 10 places higher than Fulham in the Premier League and will be confident of progressing through to the fifth round of the FA Cup.
The north London club have beaten Fulham in their last three meetings and they should come out on top once again in this meeting.
In Sunday’s other all Premier League clash, Wolves host Stoke City in a West Midlands derby.
Wolves have welcomed the distraction of the FA Cup as they have struggled to pick up points in the Premier League.
Mick McCarthy’s side are level on points with bottom club West Ham United as they have only picked up one win in their last four outings in the top flight.
Stoke are enjoying arguably their best season in the Premier League as they look comfortable in 10th place.
Tony Pulis and his Potters players should be able to take advantage of the fact that Wolves will have their priorities set on avoiding relegation from the top flight this season.
Finally, Premier League big spenders Manchester City travel to take on Notts County at Meadow Lane (County 13/2, draw 18/5 City 2/5).
County have made headlines in recent years with talk of takeovers and big money signings, much like their opponents on Sunday.
However, the Magpies have not seen much of an improvement on the pitch as they sit four points above the relegation zone in League One.
With City’s star studded squad, which is blessed with riches, they should comfortably beat County.
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