Fleetwood Town vs QPR Live Stream FA Cup Free Online Full HD
Fleetwood are a club who have been more familiar with the qualifying rounds of the FA Cup throughout their history within regional football, but now they find themselves regularly at the business end of the tournament due to their rise into the Football League.
The Cods have enjoyed eight consecutive seasons in League One, reaching the third round of the FA Cup in four of those campaigns – although a spot in the fourth round has been elusive and unattained so far.
Scott Brown‘s men come into this clash after their biggest win of the campaign to date, with goals from Admiral Muskwe and Promise Omochere as well as an own-goal from Chey Dunkley securing a 3-0 success away at Shrewsbury Town on New Year’s Day.
That win moved Town up into 13th position in the third-tier standings, now a healthy seven points away from Burton Albion in the highest of the relegation places – albeit the Brewers have played a game less than Brown’s boys.
Fleetwood’s league standing could be significantly better if there were to address their worrying home form, with only two of their six League One wins coming at Highbury Stadium,
a statistic that highlights how much of a cup upset it would be if the Fishermen were to conquer the Londoners on Saturday.
Fleetwood are a club who have been more familiar with the qualifying rounds of the FA Cup throughout their history within regional football, but now they find themselves regularly at the business end of the tournament due to their rise into the Football League.
The Cods have enjoyed eight consecutive seasons in League One, reaching the third round of the FA Cup in four of those campaigns – although a spot in the fourth round has been elusive and unattained so far.
Scott Brown‘s men come into this clash after their biggest win of the campaign to date, with goals from Admiral Muskwe and Promise Omochere as well as an own-goal from Chey Dunkley securing a 3-0 success away at Shrewsbury Town on New Year’s Day.
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That win moved Town up into 13th position in the third-tier standings, now a healthy seven points away from Burton Albion in the highest of the relegation places – albeit the Brewers have played a game less than Brown’s boys.
Fleetwood’s league standing could be significantly better if there were to address their worrying home form, with only two of their six League One wins coming at Highbury Stadium,
a statistic that highlights how much of a cup upset it would be if the Fishermen were to conquer the Londoners on Saturday.
