FA Cup 2019: Quarter-Final TV Schedule, Live Stream, Odds and Predictions

The final four of the 2019 FA Cup will be determined on Saturday and Sunday, when the eight remaining teams go head-to-head in the quarter-finals.

Watford and Crystal Palace will kick off proceedings with an all-Premier League affair at lunchtime on Saturday before Championship side Swansea City host top-flight leaders Manchester City.

Manchester United travel to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday night, and Millwall take on Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday.

Here's the schedule, complete with viewing information, odds and predictions for each tie.

Saturday, March 16

Watford 2-1 Crystal Palace, 12:15 p.m. GMT/8:15 a.m. ET, BT Sport 2 (UK)

Swansea City 0-3 Manchester City, 5:20 p.m. GMT/1:20 p.m. ET, BT Sport 2 (UK)

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Manchester United, 7:55 p.m. GMT/3:55 p.m. ET, BBC One (UK)

Sunday, March 17

Millwall 2-0 Brighton & Hove Albion, 2 p.m. GMT/10 a.m. ET, BBC One (UK)

Live-streaming is available via BBC iPlayer, the BT Sport App. Viewers in the United States can watch all four matches on ESPN+.

Odds

Watford (13-9), Draw (12-5), Crystal Palace (11-5)

Swansea (25-1), Draw (42-5), Manchester City (1-6)

Wolves (44-19), Draw (12-5), Manchester United (23-17)

Millwall (11-4), Draw (44-19), Brighton (11-9)

Via Oddschecker.

Swansea vs. Manchester City

Fresh from their 7-0 UEFA Champions League win against Schalke 04 on Tuesday, Manchester City resume their pursuit of the quadruple with a trip to Wales.

After surprisingly suffering three defeats in December, the Sky Blues have been in incredible form since the turn of the year, as Opta's Duncan Alexander highlighted:

With Swansea being in the Championship, City manager Pep Guardiola may opt to start Phil Foden in midfield.

The 18-year-old has already scored three times in the FA Cup this season, having started the 7-0 win over Rotherham United and the 4-1 victory at Newport County.

On Tuesday, he scored his first UEFA Champions League goal:

The clash with Swansea is the perfect time to give him another run-out, as there may be few matches remaining in the final months of the season wherein Guardiola will be comfortable putting out a reserve side, with three trophies on the line.

The Swans are 15th in the Championship, where they have lost five of their past seven matches.

With City playing so well, it's difficult to envision anything less than a comfortable win for the Premier League side.

Wolves vs. Manchester United

Aside from drawing City, Manchester United and Wolves were each handed the toughest possible draw for the quarter-final.

The Molineux side have had plenty of success against the biggest teams in the Premier League this season, including wins against Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea. Wolves drew with the Blues in their most recent match, and they have also held United, Arsenal and City during the campaign.

They also beat Liverpool 2-1 in the third round of the FA Cup, albeit against a much-changed Reds side.

One of the keys to their success against their toughest opponents has been Raul Jimenez, according to football analyst Dave O'Brien:

The 27-year-old has three goals and an assist in his past four games, so United will need to be wary of him. 

The Red Devils come into the game on the back of just their second defeat under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer since he took charge in December, a 2-0 loss at Arsenal on Sunday.

However, Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News saw indications the defeat will not damage their momentum too much:

It's likely to be a close gmae, with both teams feeling they can progress.

United have an excellent record under Solskjaer, though, so if they bounce back from the Arsenal result with the kind of showing they usually put in under him, they will be favourites to win.