Prediction Competition for Sat 4th Jan 2020....FA Cup 3rd round

[Brin]

Yes it's the return of the 3rd round of the glorious FA Cup. Love/hate it, this is where the big clubs step in and some big scalps may be had.

Take a look at the extensive list below and choose your 5 who you think will win. I have left a few off as they are too obvious and easy pickings but, there's still plenty to choose from. Don't forget to add your total goal tally.

Starting from the 4th Jan, if you get all 5 correct you will receive 10 yes 10 bonus points so choose wisely. The extra 1 point for the correct goals scored still stands the same. Good luck everyone.....

Sat 4th Jan

Bristol City v Shrewsbury Town
Millwall v Newport County
Rotherham United v Hull City
Birmingham City v Blackburn Rovers
Burnley v Peterborough United
Brighton & Hove Albion v Sheffield Wednesday
Cardiff City v Carlisle United
Fulham v Aston Villa
Oxford United v Hartlepool United
Southampton v Huddersfield Town
Brentford v Stoke City
Preston North End v Norwich City
Reading v Blackpool
AFC Bournemouth v Luton Town
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Manchester United
Fleetwood Town v Portsmouth

Total goals scored xx

[rolymiller]

cardiff
oxford
southampton
millwall
bristol c

41

[gm_gm]

Bristol City
Millwall

Burnley

Cardiff City

AFC Bournemouth

21

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Cardiff City
Fulham
Oxford United
Southampton
Brentford

38 goals

[millertop]

Bristol City
Rotherham
Brighton
Oxford
Man Utd

34

[BramleyMiller58]

Millwall
Cardiff City
Brighton and Hove Albion
Oxford United
AFC Bournemouth

48

[CAMiller]

Rules clarification please. 10 points or 10 bonus points?

[Godsend.F.C.]

Bristol City
Millwall
Birmingham City
Burnley
Cardiff City

Total goals :- 31

[caytonmiller]

Was Guna ask the same cam.

[Brin]

Rules clarification please. 10 points or 10 bonus points?

Just to clarify, you will receive 10 points if you get all of your five predictions correct and not just 5 points like we use to give out. I trust we now all understand the new ruling.

Apologies if my initial wording caused confusion 😉