FA Cup odds API

FA Cup odds API for UK bookmakers

Structured FA Cup odds from UK bookmakers, covering every round from the first qualifying stage through to the final.

FA Cup workflow

league=fa cup
then /odds or /odds/best

Filter fixtures to the FA Cup and pull odds round by round, from early qualifying replays to Wembley.

FA Cup odds, structured

Why you need FA Cup odds as data, not a betting page

The FA Cup throws up giant-killings, replays and non-league runs that generic football feeds handle badly. If you are building odds comparison tables, price alerts, a tipster tool or doing your own research on cup form, you need clean structured data you can filter, store and refresh round by round. Screen scraping bookmaker sites for FA Cup odds breaks constantly, especially around replay scheduling and rearranged kick offs. A proper feed lets you track how odds move on lower league sides facing Premier League opposition, and compare bookmaker pricing on upsets before kick off.

Round by round comparison

Pull odds for every FA Cup round separately, from early qualifying through to the semi finals and final. See how bookmakers price non-league and lower division sides against top flight opposition.

Upset and value alerts

Set up alerts on FA Cup fixtures where odds shift sharply, useful for spotting when a bookmaker moves early on a potential giant-killing. Works well for tipster accounts covering cup shocks.

Tipster and content tools

Feed FA Cup odds straight into preview articles, betting tips pages or social content without manually checking bookmaker sites for every tie. Keep content current across replay weekends.

Historical cup research

Look back at how bookmakers priced previous FA Cup rounds and giant-killings to build models or write informed previews. Useful for tracking how odds behave when big clubs face lower league opposition.

Where UK Odds API fits

Where UK Odds API fits for FA Cup coverage

UK Odds API lets you filter football fixtures down to the FA Cup and pull odds for each tie from UK bookmakers including Bet365, Sky Bet and Paddy Power. It covers the competition from the qualifying rounds through to the final, including replays, so you are not stuck with a feed that only tracks Premier League fixtures.

FA Cup endpoints

Filter fixtures, then fetch odds for an event.

GET /v1/football/events?schedule_date=YYYY-MM-DD&league=fa%20cup&has_odds=true&per_page=25

GET /v1/football/events/EVENT_ID/odds?package=core&odds_format=decimal

GET /v1/football/events/EVENT_ID/odds/best?odds_format=decimal

Replace EVENT_ID with an event_id from the events response.

Example fixtures response shape

Events filtered toward FA Cup. Use each event_id for odds calls.

{
  "league": "FA Cup",
  "schedule_date": "2026-04-30",
  "events": [
    {
      "event_id": "evt_123",
      "home_team": "Home FC",
      "away_team": "Away United",
      "kickoff_utc": "2026-04-30T19:00:00Z",
      "has_odds": true
    }
  ]
}

What you can build

What you can build with FA Cup odds

Build a round by round odds comparison page that updates as replays get confirmed and kick off times change. Build alert systems that flag when bookmakers move on potential upsets, or dashboards that track how cup form odds shift across a weekend of fixtures. Cup previews, giant-killing trackers and historical odds archives all become straightforward once the data is structured rather than scattered across bookmaker sites.