Lampard 33/1 for semi-final treble

Could Chelsea pull off a repeat performance in the world’s greatest cup competition? Not in Paddy Power’s eyes, they’re offering 500/1 on another 7-1 trouncing by the Blues.

Carlo Ancelotti's men are 4/7 to win and make it to a second successive FA Cup final.

Aston Villa are still in contention for the fourth Champions League spot and will doubtlessly see another cup final as a great way to end their season, but at 5/1 they are outsiders to reach Wembley again.

Match Betting
5/1 - Aston Villa Win
14/5 - Draw
4/7 - Chelsea Win

To Reach The Final
11/5 - Aston Villa
3/10 - Chelsea

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Martin O’Neill would undoubtedly be quick to remind his side's sceptics that Aston Villa beat Chelsea 2-1 at Villa Park earlier in the season.

A repeat of that scoreline pays 17/1 with Paddy Power. The Villains’ goals on that day came courtesy of defenders James Collins and Richard Dunne. Both are huge prices to score the first at 33/1 and 25/1 respectively.

It's no surprise who leads the scoring market.

After coming off the bench to dent Manchester United’s title dream, Didier Drogba is just 16/5 to score the first goal and 7/2 to score two or more goals in the semi-final.

Frank Lampard helped himself to four goals in the recent 7-1 win. You can back him at 5/1 to score first or 33/1 to score a hat-trick.

First Scorers
16/5 - Drogba
5/1 - Anelka
5/1 - Lampard
13/2 - Malouda
15/2 - Kalou
8/1 - Agbonlahor
9/1 - Carew
12/1 - Milner
14/1 - Young

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14/1 - Aston Villa 1-0
40/1 - Aston Villa 2-0
17/1 - Aston Villa 2-1
17/2  - Draw 0-0
6/1 - Draw 1-1
13/1 - Draw 2-2
11/2 - Chelsea 1-0
6/1 - Chelsea 2-0
13/2 - Chelsea 2-1

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Gregg Davies

Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.