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Luton Town vs Nottingham Forest (Saturday, 3pm)

Luton have to pick themselves up after the huge disappointment of their midweek defeat against Bournemouth, in which they were three goals up but eventually defeated 4-3. 

Nottingham Forest have lost their last four games against strong teams, failing to score in the last three. Luton's matches tend to guarantee goals, so there could be fireworks at Kenilworth Road. 

Prediction: Luton Town 2-2 Nottingham Forest

Fulham vs Tottenham (Saturday, 5.30pm)

Tottenham will be hoping to build upon their superb victory at Aston Villa last week. Another win will see them move into fourth place. 

Fulham should put up a fight with the Cottagers having won three of their last five games. Spurs rarely keep clean sheets, so we can expect more goals here. 

Prediction: Fulham 2-3 Tottenham

Manchester City vs Newcastle (Saturday, 5.30pm)

Newcastle knocked Manchester City out of the Carabao Cup earlier this season but it is hard to envisage a repeat occurrence in this FA Cup quarter-final. 

The hosts are unbeaten at home this season, while the Magpies have lost in recent away trips to Arsenal and Chelsea. 

Prediction: Manchester City 3-1 Newcastle

Chelsea vs Leicester (Sunday, 12.45pm)

FA Cup success represents Chelsea's most realistic route into Europe and they are expected to progress against Championship leaders Leicester. 

The Foxes knocked out Bournemouth in the last round but their form has been very erratic in recent weeks, with automatic promotion no longer the certainty it once looked. 

Prediction: Chelsea 2-1 Leicester

West Ham vs Aston Villa (Sunday, 2pm)

West Ham's home form has been far from reliable of late, with David Moyes' side only winning one of their last five Premier League games at the London Stadium. 

Villa have been reliable on the road but their heavy loss to Spurs last weekend suggests that fatigue could become an issue as they juggle domestic and European commitments. 

Prediction: West Ham 1-1 Aston Villa

Manchester United vs Liverpool (Sunday, 3.30pm)

The pick of the FA Cup quarter-finals sees Manchester United clash with arch-rivals Liverpool. 

While the Red Devils have been in better form this year, they were well beaten when they stepped up in class to meet neighbours City. Even with home advantage, the same should be true here. 

Prediction: Manchester United 1-2 Liverpool