Swansea v Fulham (1245 GMT)
Swansea are as good a football team as most in the Championship. They are in form and won't change the way they play.

Fulham are a good side and quite strong away from home, but I'm going for a home win.

Verdict: 2-0

Sheff Utd v Hull (1500 GMT)
These are two sides with other distractions as Sheffield United chase promotion and Hull look to ensure survival in the Premier League.

United are a tough act at home so I'm going for a Championship victory, although it won't be the biggest disappointment for Hull.

Verdict: 2-1

West Ham v Middlesbrough (1500 GMT)
The Hammers are much improved and Boro don't know where their next win is coming from, so I'm going for a draw!

An extra match won't suit the visitors but I think they'll pinch a draw for the replay.

Verdict: 1-1

Blackburn v Coventry (1500 GMT)
You wonder if Blackburn will be thinking 'let's have a good Cup run' or 'this might be getting in the way of Premier League commitments'. Their loss to Aston Villa will have made them think even more.

Coventry had a good win against Wolves in the league last weekend but were fortunate to grab a late winner at Torquay in the last round.

Verdict: 2-1

Watford v Chelsea (1730 GMT)
Watford boss Brendan Rodgers is up against his former team - where he was reserve-team coach - and the Blues could be seen as having problems at the moment. But these problems are all relative and they are not a bad team - they've just lost their edge.

Watford are struggling in the Championship but it'll be a great day for the locals and we will be able to see how far Rodgers has progressed in his management career.

Verdict: 0-2

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Portsmouth v Man City (1500 GMT)
Following Harry Redknapp was a very difficult job for Tony Adams at Fratton Park and having to sell their best players - but they were unlucky against Liverpool last weekend.

Man City don't have much of a physical presence up front and have to play on the counter-attack, so Pompey have a chance here.

Verdict: 1-1

SUNDAY

Everton v Aston Villa (1430 GMT)
If it's anything like the Premier League game in December this will be a Cup classic. That was a game Everton didn't deserve to lose and Villa didn't deserve to win.

Villa are a counter-attacking team and they'll be up against a Toffees side who have improved at home.

Verdict:1-1