SUNDAY

FA CUP FIFTH ROUND

Arsenal v Burnley (1330 GMT)

Burnley's record in the Cup has been fantastic this season. Not just their record, but the way they have played has been outstanding. They are a proper, hardworking football team.

The problem is that is has been an awfully long season for them. Also, Arsenal could be about to welcome back four or five players - and that will significantly boost their forward power.

Verdict: 2-0

PREMIER LEAGUE

Sunderland v Tottenham

Sunderland could only manage one decent shot in their 2-0 defeat by Liverpool in midweek and I can see them struggling to make an impact again here - although Tottenham's defence is really not the best.

However, Spurs have Luka Modric really coming through now, as well as Roman Pavlyuchenko and Darren Bent hitting form, so I think they will edge it.

Verdict: 1-2

FA CUP SIXTH ROUND

Everton v Middlesbrough (1600 GMT)

Everton's chances depend a lot on whether Tim Cahill is fully fit, as he is instrumental in all their best work.

I watched Middlesbrough lose 4-0 at Tottenham in midweek and I thought defensively they were abysmal, which is unusual for them. However, going forward it looked like they could score at every opportunity. So I think this one might be evenly balanced.

Verdict: 1-1

Mark Lawrenson was talking to BBC Sport's Ian Hughes