Farnborough vs Uxbridge Betting Tips & Preview

Farnborough to win

Farnborough go into this FA Cup replay as our pick to get the job done against Uxbridge, with the two sides meeting again just three days after playing out a stalemate the first time round. The draw earlier in the week gave little away, but with the tie now needing a winner, we're siding with Farnborough on home turf to find the extra edge that eluded them in the first meeting. Our model puts Farnborough's win probability at 55.5%, making them the more likely outcome even if not overwhelmingly so, and that reading of the game — rather than any price consideration — is what underpins the selection.

Recent Form

Form on both sides is thin on the ground in terms of what's been provided, but what we do have paints a picture of two teams who are hard to split. Farnborough's most recent completed fixture was the 2026-09-19 draw away at Uxbridge, and their result from this very replay on 2026-09-22 is unknown at the time of writing, which leaves us leaning on that single data point plus the general context of the tie. Uxbridge, for their part, arrive here having beaten Haywards Heath Town at home on 2026-09-05 before also drawing with Farnborough on the 19th, so there's a touch more recent winning form in their column, even if their most recent result — like Farnborough's — carries no confirmed outcome yet from this replay itself. Neither side, then, has been particularly dominant of late, and the sample is small enough that this match may well come down to who handles the occasion better rather than who's carrying more momentum.

Head-to-Head

The head-to-head log here is limited to a single meeting, and it's the one that set up this very replay. Uxbridge hosted Farnborough on 2026-09-19 and the game finished level, meaning the overall record between the two sides currently reads as one draw from one meeting, with no wins recorded for either team in the data we have. There's no long history to lean on beyond that, so this replay effectively serves as the tie-breaker with no prior head-to-head edge for either club to point to.

Team News

Farnborough have a notable list of absentees to contend with. Mason Bloomfield and Rashawn Scott are both out with unspecified injuries, sidelined since the end of August and mid-August respectively, while Josh Parker has also been missing since the start of August with an issue that hasn't been detailed. Aaron Kuhl remains a longer-term absence, out since August 2025 with a broken leg. That's four senior players unavailable for the hosts, which is worth factoring in given the tightness of the tie so far. Uxbridge, by contrast, have no players currently listed as sidelined in our data, giving them a clean bill of health heading into the replay — a point that adds some balance to a game where Farnborough are still rated the likelier winners on the balance of the wider picture.