This pick is all about weighing up who the FA Cup is more of a priority for. There is no doubt that Leeds are the better side of the two, but their main priority has to be gaining promotion this season, rather than going on a cup run.

Having played on Wednesday night away at Coventry, and facing a trip away to Watford next Tuesday night, Leeds will surely have to rotate here to keep players fresh.

Millwall have had all week to prepare for this one, and should be high on confidence following 3 straight wins under new boss Alex Neil. They’ve already beaten Leeds once this season, a 1-0 victory at The Den back in November.

Neil has made a good start, but an away win over Leeds would make that an excellent start, and I’m pretty sure he’ll be putting out a full strength side to try and do just that.

Another new manager who has made a big impact is David Moyes on his return to Goodison Park after 11 years away.

Under his stewardship, The Toffees have reeled off 3 wins on the spin and scored 8 goals in the process. When you consider Everton had scored 15 goals in the 20 league games before Moyes’ arrival, he’s worked wonders to eek goals out of this bunch of players.

Their opponents Bournemouth are having a fantastic season, sitting in 7th position in the Premier League. Before losing at home to league leaders Liverpool last weekend, The Cherries were unbeaten in 12 games in all competitions.

However, their squad is looking pretty thin in recent weeks with 8 players on the treatment table, meaning Andoni Iriola only has 13 senior players to call upon, and the rest of the bench filled with youth players.

We think this will catch up with them sooner or later, and this game right be a prime spot with a renewed sense of optimism carrying Everton to the next round of the FA Cup.

Brighton come into this game on the back of a 7-0 thumping at Nottingham Forest last weekend, so will surely have a sense of pride in wanting to repay their fans after that performances.

They face an entertaining Chelsea side who carry a massive threat going forward, but also give you plenty of chances to score. From their last 14 games, they’ve only kept 2 cleans sheets, 1 against League Two Morecambe and the other against pre-Moyes Everton. Brighton possess plenty of firepower through the likes of Joao Pedro and Danny Welbeck.

The Seagulls will score in this game, so it seems a case of can they keep Chelsea out, or limit them to just 1 goal and outscore them? Nicolas Jackson limped off on Monday night where Chelsea were fortunate to overcome West Ham.

This game could also represent a chance to rest Cole Palmer, who has been playing through knocks in recent weeks. We fancy Brighton to bounce back from that heavy defeat with a victory.