FA Cup Extra Time And Penalties In the 5th Round

• Will There Be Replays In The Fifth Round?
• So Extra Time And Penalties If It’s A Draw?
• Prize Money
• FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw
• FA Cup Fifth Round Matches And Where To Watch

We’re down to the last 16 in the FA Cup, as a place in the quarter-finals beckons.

Eight FA Cup 5th round matches will be held across tonight and tomorrow (28 February and 1 March) and there's an important rule update regarding replays, extra-time and penalties.

Will There Be Replays In The Fifth Round?

There will be no replays in the FA Cup 5th Round, meaning all of this week’s matches will be played to a finish.

Previous rounds of this season’s FA Cup did have replays. This is a change from the last two seasons - 2020-21 and 2021-22 - when third and fourth-round matches were also played to a finish.

So Extra Time And Penalties If It’s A Draw?

That’s right. If any of tonight’s or tomorrow’s FA Cup fifth-round matches are level after 90 minutes, 30 minutes of extra-time will be played. If the ties are still level, penalties will be needed to separate the sides.

Prize Money

Winning teams in the FA Cup Fifth Round will each receive £225,000 in prize money, as well as a place in the quarter-final draw.

FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw

The details for the FA Cup quarter-final draw have not yet been confirmed but previous round draws have taken place on BBC’s The One Show.

FA Cup Fifth Round Matches And Where To Watch

Tuesday 28 February

• 19:15 | Stoke City v Brighton | ITV4 and ITVX
• 19:30 | Leicester City v Blackburn | BBC Red Button, iPlayer and BBC Sport Website
• 19:45 | Fulham v Leeds United | BBC One, iPlayer and BBC Sport Website
• 20:00 | Bristol City v Manchester City | ITV1 and ITVX

Wednesday 1 March

• 19:15 | Southampton v Grimsby Town | ITV4 and ITVX
• 19:30 | Burnley v Fleetwood Town | BBC Red Button, iPlayer and BBC Sport Website
• 19:45 | Man Utd v West Ham United | ITV1 and ITVX
• 19:55 | Sheffield United v Tottenham | BBC One, iPlayer and BBC Sport Website

Odds To Win FA Cup

Manchester City are strong favourites to win the 2023 FA Cup, with odds of 3/2, ahead of city rivals Manchester United, priced at 7/2.

City last lifted the trophy in 2019 and travel to in-form Championship side Bristol City in the fifth round.

FA Cup outright odds, correct at the time of publishing:

• Manchester City: 3/2
• Manchester Utd: 7/2
• Tottenham: 5/1
• Brighton: 7/1
• West Ham: 20/1
• Fulham: 16/1
• Leicester: 16/1
• Leeds: 25/1
• Southampton: 33/1
• Burnley: 33/1
• Sheffield Utd: 80/1
• Stoke: 150/1
• Blackburn: 150/1
• Bristol City: 200/1
• Fleetwood: 500/1
• Grimsby: 500/1

Check out our guide to betting on the Cup, including FA Cup betting tips.