Pellegrini is likely to give some fringe players opportunities in this fixture with Obiang, Fredericks and Hernandez all likely to start and that takes us to our first bet, which is the biggest odds of the article at 8/1, and it involves Ryan Fredericks. Wimbledon are likely to have Barcham out on the left of midfield and he will be tasked with keeping an eye on the runs of our right back. At 32 years of age and a game midweek under his belt, we are taking the gamble that Fredericks pace could prove too much and although he has only been cautioned twice this season, 8/1 is a good price for the value hunters.

Anyone betting on this match will be looking at a West Ham win and you can increase your betting returns by using the Betway £30 free bet to bet with. The Hammers are priced up at  4/9 with the clubs sponsor which is more than a fair price considering the difference in ability plus the poor form of Wimbledon who occupy bottom place in League One, 8 points off safety.

West Ham put 8 passed Macclesfield Town in the League Cup and while it likely won’t be anything similar, you would be forgiven for expecting us to find the net on at least a couple of occasions. West Ham strikers are lacking in confidence and this could be the perfect opportunity for one or two of them to get themselves on the scoresheet. Wimbledon have conceded 13 goals in the first 45 minutes of 15 home games this season and we are taking the Hammers to find the net in both halves of this game at 13/10.

Lastly, we are tackling a stats bet. Wimbledon concede an average of 4 corners per game while West Ham hit just under 4 on the averages when playing away, You can pick up a price of 4/9 for there to be under 5.5 corners in the first 45 minutes of this FA Cup tie!