West Ham vs Manchester United betting: Michael Owen predicts penalties for quarter-final replay at Upton Park
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Your support makes all the difference.Michael Owen believes his former club Manchester United will be pushed all the way by West Ham in their FA Cup quarter-final replay on Wednesday.
The first leg at Old Trafford ended 1-1 and the ex-England striker, who spent three years at United, is expecting a draw after 90 minutes.
BetVictor brand ambassador Owen said: “Wembley is at stake and it’s an extremely difficult game to predict. Nothing could separate the sides at Old Trafford and I think this might be going all the way to extra-time and penalties.”
Owen believes the match at Upton Park will finish 1-1, which is 6-1 with BetVictor. A draw can be backed at 12-5, while a similar outcome with both teams scoring is 18-5.
Everton are the 5-2 favourites to win the FA Cup followed by Watford and Crystal Palace (both 7-2). United have been chalked up at 4-1 and you can get 9-2 on the Hammers.