Weekend FA Cup statistics

Saturday, January 26.

Arsenal v Newcastle.

Defenders Philippe Senderos (nose) and Gael Clichy (groin) return but Denilson is out for a month with a hamstring injury while Johan Djourou (groin) and Robin van Persie (thigh) remain sidelined. Kolo Toure, Emmanuel Eboue and Alex Song are on African Nations Cup duty.

Nicky Butt and Alan Smith return from suspension but Emre serves the second leg of his three-match suspension. Mark Viduka remains a major doubt with the calf problem while Habib Beye, Abdoulaye Faye, Geremi and Obafemi Martins are away on African Nations Cup duty. Joey Barton is still unavailable and Peter Ramage (knee) remains on the sidelines.

Top scorers: Emmanuel Adebayor (Arsenal) 16; Obafemi Martins (Newcastle) 7.

Match odds: H 1-3 A 7-1 D 3-1.

Referee: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire).

Barnet v Bristol Rovers.

Paul Fairclough will be without suspended midfielder Michael Leary and on-loan Charlton teenager Josh Wright will replace him. Fellow midfielder Ashley Carew is also back in contention after a ban and defender Sagi Burton could be recalled to the squad after medial knee ligament damage.

Steve Elliott misses out after suffering suspected medial ligament damage. His absence could offer Danny Coles a chance to return to his natural defensive duties after playing the last few games in midfield. That in turn could see Craig Disley, who scored the winning penalty in the shoot-out victory over Fulham to set up this tie, recalled to the midfield.

Top scorers: Cliff Akurang, Jason Puncheon (Barnet) 10; Richard Lambert (Bristol Rovers) 11.

Match odds: H 7-4 A 6-5 D 9-4.

Referee: Steve Bennett (Kent).

Coventry v Millwall.

Elliott Ward is the only recognised centre-half available to Iain Dowie. Arjan De Zeeuw is suspended and Ben Turner (hamstring) and Colin Hawkins and Marcus Hall (both Achilles) are sidelined while Robert Page left the club to join Huddersfield this week. Kevin Kyle is suspended, Michael Hughes is doubtful with a thigh strain but Stephen Hughes returns from a leg injury.

Millwall hope Scott Barron and Gary Alexander shake off knocks while Zak Whitbread (toe), Ahmet Brkovic (hamstring) and Marcus Bignot (muscle strain) are also in contention. Marc Laird is unavailable, however, as he is cup-tied after playing for Port Vale earlier in the competition.

Top scorers: Michael Mifsud (Coventry) 15; Gary Alexander (Millwall) 6.

Match odds: H 6-10 A 19-5 D 12-5.

Referee: Nigel Miller (Durham).

Derby v Preston.

Robbie Savage, Hossam Ghaly, Laurent Robert and Emanuel Villa are available after being ineligible for the third-round ties with Sheffield Wednesday. Paul Jewell remains without several players through injury, including Tyrone Mears, Jay McEveley, Dean Leacock, David Jones, Stephen Pearson and Stephen Bywater, while Giles Barnes is struggling with a virus.

Preston's Neil Mellor is suffering from a slight groin strain, fellow striker Brett Ormerod has been absent from training due to food poisoning, while midfielder Richard Chaplow hopes to shake off a slight hamstring injury. Billy Jones (hernia) and goalkeeper Wayne Henderson (back) remain sidelined.

Top scorers: Kenny Miller (Derby) 8; Simon Whaley (Preston) 4.

Match odds: H 5-6 A 11-4 D 11-5.

Referee: Lee Probert (Wiltshire).

Liverpool v Havant and Waterlooville.

Alvaro Arbeloa (abdominal injury) and striker Andriy Voronin (ankle) miss out, with the latter expected to be sidelined for six weeks. Rafael Benitez is likely to field players who did not start against Aston Villa on Monday. That could mean Steve Finnan, Charles Itandje, Lucas, Peter Crouch, Xabi Alonso and Ryan Babel being in the starting line-up.

The minnows are without suspended full-backs Justin Gregory and Brett Poate. Tony Taggart should be fit despite tooth trouble this week but Neil Sharp (knee) could miss out. Gary Elphick, Craig Watkins, Chamel Fenelon and Charlie Henry are cup-tied.

Top scorers: Fernando Torres (Liverpool) 17; Richard Pacquette, Rocky Baptiste (Havant and Waterlooville) 3.

Match odds: H 1-100 A 100-1 D 7-1.

Referee: Phil Dowd (Staffordshire).

Mansfield v Middlesbrough.

Billy Dearden has no new injury worries but is still without defenders Martin McIntosh and Alex John-Baptiste, who have calf and back injuries respectively.

Mido returns to the squad but may not be involved in the 16 after a lengthy lay-off with a stress fracture of the pubic bone. Defender Jonathan Woodgate is still struggling with a shin injury, while midfielder Gary O'Neil is likely to miss out through illness. Lee Cattermole could return from his own bout of sickness while Julio Arca has shaken off the slight knock he picked up last week.

Top scorers: Michael Boulding (Mansfield) 15; Stewart Downing, Adam Johnson (Middlesbrough) 5.

Match odds: H 7-1 A 1-3 D 3-1.

Referee: Steve Tanner (Somerset).

Oldham v Huddersfield.

Latics striker Lee Hughes is suspended so Deane Smalley, who usually plays on the wing but has played as a central striker, could be handed an opportunity to impress in attack. Defender John Thompson (knee ligaments), striker Andy Liddell (Achilles) and skipper Sean Gregan (Achilles problem) remain sidelined.

Huddersfield will be without suspended pair Chris Brandon and Joe Skarz but Danny Schofield and Frank Sinclair will return to the squad after ankle trouble and suspension respectively. Michael Collins may play in midfield but striker Andy Booth is expected to sidelined again by an ongoing back problem.

Top scorers: Craig Davies (Oldham) 10; Luke Beckett (Huddersfield) 7.

Match odds: H 1-1 A 11-5 D 11-5.

Referee: Graham Laws (Tyne & Wear).

Peterborough v West Brom.

Posh captain Micah Hyde (hamstring) is a doubt - Dean Keates is on stand-by. Left-back Jamie Day is fit after a dead leg and Danny Crow may figure after recovering from a broken metatarsal but Tom Williams and Liam Hatch are cup-tied and defenders Chris Westwood and Shane Blackett miss out with knee injuries.

Zoltan Gera is suspended after collecting his fifth booking of the campaign during the replay victory over Charlton in the previous round. On loan Manchester City striker Ishmael Miller (hamstring) is sidelined but Craig Beattie has returned to training after a thigh problem.

Top scorers: Aaron Mclean (Peterborough) 23; Kevin Phillips (West Brom) 16.

Match odds: H 11-4 A 4-5 D 23-10.

Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire).

Portsmouth v Plymouth.

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp welcomes back skipper Sol Campbell (back) and midfielder Sean Davis (foot) from injury while striker Milan Baros will be added to the squad if his loan signing from Lyon and international clearance goes through in time. Redknapp is keen to reward Campbell's deputy Noe Pamarot for his consistency in defence and it may be ever-present Sylvain Distin's turn to take a rest.

New strikers Steve MacLean and Jamie Mackie are cuptied and Rory Fallon is likely to partner Jermaine Easter up front. Chris Clark, another January signing, will make his debut while fellow midfielder Yoann Folly, recently signed from Sheffield Wednesday, is not cuptied and can figure.

Top scorers: Benjani Mwaruwari (Portsmouth) 12; David Norris (Plymouth) 5.

Match odds: H 3-10 A 7-1 D 10-3.

Referee: Andre Marriner (W Midlands).

Southampton v Bury.

Jhon Viafara is suspension-free but Saints still have a lengthy injury list. Claus Lundekvam, Nathan Dyer (both ankle), Marek Saganowski (groin), Chris Makin (hip), Cedric Baseya and Adam Lallana (both knee) are all still out, so on-loan Aston Villa defender Stephen O'Halloran will be in contention for his debut.

Bury caretaker-boss Chris Brass could again name an unchanged side. Striker Simon Yeo, on loan from League Two rivals Chester, is ineligible while defender Paul Morgan (thigh) is likely to remain sidelined.

Top scorers: Stern John (Southampton) 10; Andy Bishop (Bury) 13.

Match odds: H 2-5 A 6-1 D 11-4.

Referee: Stuart Attwell (Warwickshire).

Watford v Wolves.

Nathan Ellington scored his first goal for the club against Charlton and is set to continue to partner Darius Henderson in attack while Al Bangura will again be involved after his emotional return as a substitute against the Addicks. Veteran Matt Jackson should return in central defence.

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake is cuptied and suspended but midfielder Dave Edwards, is eligible to play. Michael Kightly (ankle) misses out and Jody Craddock (calf) is unlikely to feature. Club captain Gary Breen has an outside chance of playing after stepping up his recovery from a knee problem.

Top scorers: Marlon King (Watford) 11; Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Wolves) 14.

Match odds: H 11-10 A 2-1 D 11-5.

Referee: Keith Stroud (Hampshire).

Wigan v Chelsea.

Emile Heskey has overcome a back injury. With only Ryan Taylor out with a knee injury, Steve Bruce has the luxury of a virtually fully-fit squad to choose from, including left-backs Erik Edman and Maynor Figueroa after both received international clearance this week.

Michael Ballack (calf) is a doubt and Chelsea are still without four players on international duty in the African Nations Cup - Salomon Kalou, Mikel John Obi, Michael Essien and Didier Drogba. Captain John Terry (foot), Andriy Shevchenko (back) and Frank Lampard (thigh) all miss out.

Top scorers: Marcus Bent (Wigan) 8; Nicolas Anelka (Chelsea) 11.

Match odds: H 5-1 A 1-2 D 12-5.

Referee: Uriah Rennie (S Yorkshire).

Sunday, January 27.

Hereford v Cardiff.

Hereford boss Graham Turner has fit-again striker Sam Gwynne available and he may replace journeyman Trevor Benjamin in the Bulls attack, while Clint Easton is also ready to make his return to the starting XI.

The game will come too soon for Cardiff's long-term injury victims Riccardo Scimeca and Trevor Sinclair. Bluebirds striker Robbie Fowler is another certain to miss the game with a hip injury.

Top scorers: Theo Robinson (Hereford) 12; Paul Parry (Cardiff) 7.

Match odds: H 5-2 A 10-11 D 11-5.

Referee: Andy D'Urso (Essex).

Man Utd v Tottenham.

Paul Scholes is poised to make his comeback from a knee operation. He could be named as substitute after a three-month absence. Anderson is available again after missing the victory against Reading because of a domestic matter. Gary Neville (ankle) and Louis Saha (knee) remain sidelined through injury.

Pascal Chimbonda is suspended and Darren Bent is still out with a knee injury. Benoit-Assou Ekotto (knee), Gareth Bale (foot) and Anthony Gardner (ankle) remain sidelined, while Didier Zokora is on international duty.

Top scorers: Cristiano Ronaldo (Man Utd) 23; Robbie Keane (Tottenham) 17.

Match odds: H 2-5 A 6-1 D 11-4 Referee: Peter Walton (Northamptonshire).

Sheff Utd v Man City.

Blades' Lee Hendrie returns to contention after a one-game ban, Ugo Ehiogu is pushing for a start, while Gary Naysmith may return after a shoulder injury. James Beattie, Danny Webber (both knee) and Chris Morgan (ankle) are out and boss Bryan Robson must decide whether to recall Keith Gillespie and Billy Sharp.

Micah Richards misses out with a knee injury and Javier Garrido is sidelined through illness but Emile Mpenza returns to strengthen the striking options after a five week lay-off with a hamstring problem. With Nery Castillo recovering after a shoulder injury and Rolando Bianchi joining Lazio on loan this week, manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has added another striker to the squad in 18-year- old Daniel Sturridge.

Top scorers: James Beattie (Sheff Utd) 13; Blumer Elano (Man City) 7.

Match odds: H 23-10 A 19-20 D 9-4.

Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside).