The early game sees relegation candidates Wolves take on United in what promises to be a superb game with both sides desperate for the points (Wolves 15/2, draw 4/1, United 4/11).

The Molineux side are currently on a shocking run of form having won only once in 2012 and, despite a change in manager, have continued to struggle. However, they beat United last season and are sure to take heart from that result going into Sunday’s game.

If they are to have any chance of winning, the performance of striker Kevin Doyle will be vital. The Irishman’s form has dipped this season but he appears to be motivated for this match after commenting in the press this week that he feels the ‘pain’ of his side’s recent poor form.

On the other hand, United are currently flying in the league and, after going ahead of Manchester City at the top of the table, are now favourites to retain the Premier League. However, they were thoroughly outplayed against Athletic Bilbao in the week but will see their elimination from the Europa League as a positive, as it means they can fully concentrate on the title race.

Their player to watch will surely be their talismanic striker Wayne Rooney (8/11 to score at anytime). The England international struggled at the San Mames but still managed to get on the score sheet and will be looking to have a big impact on Sunday’s game.

United will be confident going into the game and, although Wolves will put up a good fight, the Red Devils should win comfortably.

The late game sees Newcastle take on Norwich in a match that could be a real cracker as both sides like to play attacking football (Newcastle 4/5, draw 11/4, Norwich 7/4).

After a brilliant start to the season, Alan Pardew’s men have struggled to keep pace with the top teams and haven’t won in their last four league games.

Key to them getting back on track on Sunday could be the performance of striker Papiss Cisse (5/2 to score at anytime) who has somewhat of a point to prove after being dropped for last Monday’s defeat at Arsenal.

The Senegalese international has struggled to adapt to life on Tyneside since his January move but is expected to start against Norwich and will be looking impress both his manager and the club’s fans.

Despite being expected to struggle at the start of the season, Norwich currently sit comfortably in mid-table, fourteen points clear of the relegation zone. They will be looking to claim all three points as a win could just about seal their Premier League future.

With Newcastle likely to have the majority of the ball, the performance of the Canaries’ skipper Grant Holt will be vital if they’re to win. The experienced targetman was expected to struggle with the pace of the league but has adapted well and Paul Lambert’s men now rely on his ability to maintain possession.

However, with home advantage, Newcastle should win, but it will certainly be close.

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It was a dream draw for the non league side who have nothing to lose against the Premier League giants and everything to gain.

Not only will this be a great day for the club financially but a real chance to make some FA Cup history.

Crawley captain Pablo Mills has said that they will be taking on United as if they were a Conference team.

This might not be the best approach considering United’s potentially star studded line-up.

Sir Alex Ferguson is bound to ring the changes for this game with a midweek Champions League game against Marseille on the horizon.

However, don’t be surprised to see some of United’s big guns on the bench just in case things don’t go according to plan.

This should be a comfortable victory with the home side winning by three or four goals, but with the FA Cup you never know what could happen.

Chelsea and Everton lock horns in the only all Premier League clash of the day at Stamford Bridge (Chelsea 1/2, draw 14/5, Everton 11/2).

The Toffees managed to battle for a draw at Goodison Park and they will be hoping to go one better on Saturday.

Chelsea have suffered another blip in the Premier League after a home defeat against Liverpool and an away draw against local rivals Fulham.

New signing Fernando Torres won’t have an opportunity to score his first Chelsea goal as he is cup tied, which means Didier Drogba is likely to start for the Blues.

The Ivory Coast international has a habit of scoring goals against the Toffees and he is likely to continue that in this cup clash, with Chelsea the probable winners.

League one high flyers Brighton Hove Albion travel to the noisy Britannia Stadium to take on Stoke City (Stoke 4/6, draw 5/2, Brighton 4/1).

The Potters are arguably one of the hardest teams to beat in the Premier League on their home turf, especially when backed by their fanatic support.

Brighton have produced some excellent football this season and fully deserve to be three points clear at the top of League One with two games in hand.

This could be one of the surprise results of the day if the Albion can cause an upset against their Premier League opponents.

Sheffield Wednesday will want to put their dreadful league form behind them as they take on Birmingham at St Andrews (Birmingham 8/13, draw 13/5, Sheff Wed 9/2).

The Owls lost 3-0 in their last outing in the league to Tranmere and face a tough challenge against the Blues, who are another side that are difficult to beat at home.

With Birmingham struggling in the Premier League, Alex McLeish may be tempted to rest some of his key player but even with this in mind, the Blues should win this one comfortably.

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