Our FA Cup Goalscorer Tips to Watch This Weekend

There is a south coast derby on Saturday taking place between Bournemouth and Southampton, with both teams looking to book a place at Wembley for the semi-finals. Ralph Hasenhüttl's team are in desperate need of a confidence booster after winning only one of their last 13 games, with that coming against strugglers Sheffield United.

They face an inconsistent Bournemouth side that are struggling themselves and are in a real battle to make the play-offs this season. However, they do boast some Premier League quality within their ranks, and it could make for an interesting matchup.

Arnaut Danjuma has impressed for the Cherries this season with 10 goals and four assists in 25 Championship games. The Dutchman is at a boosted price of 9/2 to score anytime during the match and could be good value against a Southampton team that has shipped 51 goals this season in the Premier League, the second-worst in the division only behind West Bromwich Albion. 

Everton host Manchester City in the 5:30 kick-off in the FA Cup and the Toffees will be desperate to win this one and progress to Wembley, with them searching for their first trophy in 26 years.

If Ancelotti's men can beat City, they would have overcome their biggest hurdle in doing so. On the other hand, City will be looking to continue their quest to complete an unprecedented quadruple this season after progressing in the Champions League midweek against Borussia Monchengladbach.

Sergio Aguero returned to the scoresheet last time out in the Premier League with a penalty against Fulham and the Argentine is at a solid price of 7/2 to open the scoring on Saturday. At the same time, the Argentine is not going to be playing in every Premier League game, as has been the case this season, so he is expected to start against Everton.

Since replacing Frank Lampard at Stamford Bridge, Thomas Tuchel has been a revelation. Chelsea registered arguably their most impressive win under their new boss during the week against Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid in a comfortable 3-0 win on aggregate to progress to the quarterfinals of the Champions League. The German welcomes Paul Heckingbottom’s Sheffield United on Sunday, who lost 5-0 last time out against high flying Leicester. 

In theory, this should be a breeze for a Chelsea side brimming with confidence against a team that has little to none. Tammy Abraham is likely to get the opportunity to lead the line if passed fit after missing the Atletico game. The England striker is priced at 4/1 to bag a brace and 20/1 for a hattrick and could be good value against a Sheffield United team devoid of any confidence.

Leicester City host Manchester United in the evening Sunday kick-off. In truth, Brendon Rodgers men will be desperate to secure his first major trophy in England and Leicester's first trophy since that fairytale 2015/16 Premier League-winning campaign. Sunday could be a good opportunity to progress, too, with United facing a sticky tie at the San Siro on Thursday evenly poised at 1-1.

Jamie Vardy scored last time out in a 5-0 route against Sheffield United and is 9/2 at both first or last goalscorer. The same price applies to Vardy's strike partner, Kelechi Iheanacho, who had his best performance in a Leicester shirt in the game against the Blades, in which he scored a hattrick Blades.

Against a potentially weakened and tired United team, this could Vardy's time to return to goalscoring form.

By Harry Charlwood