Sports Mole provides score predictions and previews for all of today's FA Cup fixtures, including Nottingham Forest vs. Liverpool.

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Crystal Palace vs. Everton (Sunday, 12.30pm)

Everton will make the trip to Selhurst Park for Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final against Crystal Palace looking to build on their victory over Newcastle United in the Premier League.

At a time when the Toffees are scrapping for survival in the top flight, Palace have enjoyed a solid campaign, currently sitting in 11th position after a four-match unbeaten streak.

We say: Crystal Palace 2-0 Everton

Despite Everton having built some momentum on Thursday, we cannot ignore that fatigue and squad rotation will likely play a part here. With that in mind, we feel that Palace could enjoy a relatively comfortable afternoon, possibly progressing with a clean sheet in the process.

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Southampton vs. Man City (Sunday, 3.00pm)

Southampton and Manchester City will lock horns in the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon, with a spot in the semi-finals of the famous competition on offer to both teams.

The Saints won the FA Cup back in 1976, while Man City have lifted the trophy on six previous occasions, the last of which was in 2019, when they overcame Watford in the final.

We say: Southampton 1-2 Manchester City

Southampton are more than capable of upsetting Man City to reach the semi-finals, but it is always difficult to back against the Citizens due to the strength of their squad. Guardiola can make changes and still send a brilliant side onto the field, and we are expecting the visitors to secure the victory within 90 minutes here.

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> How Manchester City could line up against Southampton

> Man City injury, suspension list vs. Southampton

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Nott'm Forest vs. Liverpool (Sunday, 6.00pm)

Nottingham Forest will be looking to cause a shock in the FA Cup on Sunday evening when they host Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the famous competition.

This weekend's contest will be the first time that these two sides have locked horns since April 1999, when they played out a 2-2 draw at the City Ground in the Premier League.

We say: Nottingham Forest 1-2 Liverpool

This has all of the makings of a wonderful FA Cup clash, and we are expecting it to be a tight contest on Sunday evening. Forest will firmly believe that they are capable of reaching the semi-finals, but we just have a feeling that Liverpool's extra quality will help them record a narrow success to advance to the final four.

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> How Liverpool could line up against Nottingham Forest

> Liverpool injury, suspension list vs. Nottingham Forest

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