United are favourites to beat Worcester City in the FA Cup at the weekend, according to the Football League’s official sponsor Sky Bet.
Mark Robins’ Sky Bet League One side host the Vanarama Conference side on Sunday afternoon, battling for a place in the third round draw.United are 1/3 to advance, while Carl Heeley’s side are 15/2 to pull off another shock win after beating Coventry at the Ricoh Arena in the first round.
The bookies have odds of 4/1 for the game to be drawn and taken to Aggborough for a replay.
There are over 50 different betting options available on www.SkyBet.com/Scunthorpe, including the Iron to win 3-0, 3-1 or 3-2 at 100/30.
A 2-0 scoreline in favour of the home side is 6/1 and the game is 8/15 for there to be more than 2.5 goals in the fixture.
United are 10/11 to win with a one-goal handicap and a ‘Scunthorpe or draw’ double chance is 1/16.
The Claret and Blue are 100/30 to win by a two-goal margin and 11/8 to win with a clean sheet, or a victory with both teams scoring is 13/8.
Top scorer Paddy Madden, who netted twice in the win at Barnsley last week, is the club’s favourite to score first. He is 7/2 and 10/11 to find the back of the net anytime, with Billy Kee and Lyle Taylor joint-second favourites to score first at 4/1.
Worcester’s Sean Geddes made the headlines last week when he scored a rabona and he is favourite at 3/1 to score anytime at Glanford Park.
Mike Symons is the visitors’ second favourite to score first at 10/1 and 7/2 anytime.
See more fixtures and betting odds for Football League, Premier League, Conference matches and more, as well as outright bets such as promotion, relegation and top scorer by visiting www.SkyBet.com/Scunthorpe.
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