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13 remaining top clubs brought an average of 5.8 changes
Last updated: 27/01/19 20:49
Manchester United made five changes, but how did the other Premier League teams tackle the FA Cup?
The Premier League teams have once again sung for the FA Cup, but Everton has shown that few changes are not a guarantee of success.
The remaining 13 high-level clubs made an average of 5.8 changes to their clubs and only five secured their place in the fifth round.
Everton have lined up nine of the players who started in their last league game, but they were still beaten 3-2 by Millwall.
Marco Silva's Everton was eliminated despite two changes, the least of all Premier League matches
The study looked at the changes made in the last match of each team in the Premier League, ignoring the return matches of the Carabao Cup midweek, which pitted Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester City.
Nine of the teams replaced at least half of their lineups in their last league game, but only three of them won. Two of these victories were won against leading players who also made a lot of changes.
Watford changed his entire team for the second consecutive round, but they defeated Newcastle, who made seven changes to their home team.
Watford changed sides and was able to defeat Newcastle
- Watford – 11 (won)
- Newcastle – 7 (lost)
- Tottenham – 7 (lost)
- Burnley – 7 (lost)
- Brighton – 6 (drawn)
- Crystal Palace – 6 (won)
- West Ham – 6 (lost)
- wolves – 6 (drawn)
- Chelsea – 6 (won)
- Manchester United – 5 (won)
- Manchester City – 4 (won)
- Arsenal – 3 (lost)
- Everton – 2 (lost)
Tottenham made seven changes from his league win over Fulham last weekend, but lost 2-0 to a Crystal Palace team posting six changes.
The other team to turn seven players was Burnley, beaten 5-0 by a Manchester City team that only replaced four starters in their league match with Huddersfield on Sunday.
Brighton, West Ham and Wolves did not win after six changes.
Brighton was held home by the West Brom Championship team, Wimbledon's third-ranked West Ham 4-2 surprised and Wolves needed an equalizer to mark a time-out to win a match against League One Shrewsbury.
United beat Arsenal 3-1 on Friday night
Manchester United made five changes to the Arsenal team on Friday night, but the Ole Gunnar Solskjaer team went 3-1 away from the OUA.
Chelsea have announced six changes after their defeat on Saturday at Arsenal, including new rookie Gonzalo Higuain, who beat Sheffield Wednesday 3-0.
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