New Customer Offer: 25/1 Spurs to beat Fulham
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Sunday’s FA Cup price boost
Tottenham make the trip across London to Fulham’s Craven Cottage for the first time since December 2013 when playing the Championship club in Sunday’s FA Cup tie. This promises to be a fiery capital derby, and we have cranked up the heat with our latest new customer offer.
Get 25/1 on Tottenham to beat Fulham in the FA Cup on Sunday. This one could be as close as Spurs’ victory over Wycombe Wanderers in the last round, when squeezing past courtesy of a 4-3 result, but it’s highly unlikely and we expect to see Mauricio Pochettino’s side take things a lot more seriously this time. We have made it easier to back the Premier League big-hitters too.
To take advantage of this enhancement simply sign up for an online or mobile account with us, staking just £/€1, with a minimum of £/€5 deposit, and if Spurs beat Fulham, you will receive your £/€25 winnings in free bets.
The FA Cup is known the world over for its unpredictability, we get that, and wouldn’t want a sloppy showing from Spurs to ruin your enjoyment of the game. So, take this offer and if Tottenham win, as is expected, you will be on a massive price, and if they fail to get the desired result, for whatever reason, we’ll give you a £/€5 free bet to use however you fancy. Just because we can!
Bets must be placed between 08:00 GMT on Thursday 16th February and 14:00 GMT on Sunday 19th February to qualify. Terms and conditions apply and you must be 18+ to play.
Bigger boys to pull rank
Tottenham lost to Liverpool in a bit of a shock result up at Anfield in the Premier League last time, but it takes little away from the fact the boys from White Hart Lane are on an incredible run of form and would love to add FA Cup success to their list of achievements this season.
Things haven’t been quite so kind across the city, where Fulham find themselves struggling for consistency in the Championship, with plenty of work still to do if they are to force a return to the top-tier through the play-offs. The locals lost to Birmingham and Reading recently, both without scoring, and that adds serious weight to our latest offer.
