Southampton vs Manchester City: Predictions and odds for the FA Cup game, and how to watch it on Livestream free

The predictions, odds, and how to watch on Livestream free the game Southampton vs Manchester City, for the FA Cup Quarterfinals, are ready for you not to miss it.

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Ralph Hasenhüttl's 11 will clash against Pep Guardiola's team in a duel from which only one team will get a ticket to the next round of the tournament.

Date: Sunday, March 20

Time: 11:00 ET

Location: St Mary's Stadium

ET: 11:00

CT: 10:00

MT: 09:00

PT: 08:00

Livestream free: FuboTV (7-day free trial), ESPN+

TV Channel: Will not be broadcast

Livestream: BBC Sport Web, BBC iPlayer

TV Channel: BBC One, BBC Two Wales, BBC Scotland

Livestream: Star+

TV Channel: ESPN2

These 2 clubs have met in all competitions a total of 31 times, but in the FA Cup, they have only met once, and on that occasion, Manchester City prevailed over the Saints.

Even when the Citizens have visited Southampton at St Mary's Stadium, in the 14 matches in all competitions they have played there, Guardiola's side has won on 9 occasions, to Saints' 4 victories.

For this clash, the specialized website Pronósticos.Futbol has already given its verdict and the likely winner will be Manchester City, as this club has a 46.1% chance of winning in their visit to the south of England.

On the other hand, Southampton has only a 27.8% chance of winning at home and in the case of a draw, this possibility has only a 26.1% chance of occurring.

So in this case, the bet on Southampton to win is the riskiest, but if they manage to beat the Citizens, they will take the bookmakers' predictions.

The club that occupies the tenth place in the overall table of the Premier League comes from 2 wins and 3 defeats in their last 5 games, so far they have 35 points, so they have an irregular pace in the tournament.

However, in the FA Cup, they have managed to reach the quarterfinals of the tournament, and if they achieve the feat of defeating Manchester City, they could reach the semifinals of the competition, which would be a stroke of authority in English soccer.

The Premier League leaders go into their game against the Saints being closely pursued by Liverpool, who trail the Citizens by just 1 point.

And that is not the club's only concern this week, as the press is all over Pep Guardiola to find out if the club will finally sign Erling Haaland.

At the insistence of the press, the coach had to respond: "Since I've been here, it has been said that every summer we will sign 50 players. Right now, it is impossible to talk about players who are not here. Haaland is a Dortmund player. You can ask about him or anyone else, the answer will be the same."

But so far, the club's main concern is not to lose their precious first place in the Premier League, a position they have held for several matchdays now, and which they do not want to lose for anything in the world.

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