MK Dons’ first game at Stadium MK was against a Chelsea XI back in the summer of 2007, a friendly the hosts won 4-3, and they have come a long way since then. The majority in a full house will cheer on Karl Robinson’s Championship side, struggling in the second tier with this occasion presumably a welcome relief, against the Premier League champions whose interim manager, Guus Hiddink, is hoping to claim this trophy for a second time. Chelsea cannot afford to pass up on their best chance of silverware this season. Dominic Fifield
Venue Stadium MK, Sunday 4pm
Referee Jonathan Moss
Odds MK Dons 21-2 Chelsea 4-11 Draw 17-4
TV BBC 1
Head to head MK Dons 0 Chelsea 0 Draws 0
MK Dons
Subs from Cropper, Walsh, Forster-Caskey, Bowditch, Hitchcock, Hodson, Powell, Rasulo, Reeves
Doubtful None
Injured Baker, Upson
Chelsea
Subs from Amelia, Courtois, Ivanovic, Terry, Mikel, Kenedy, Traoré, Loftus-Cheek, Pedro
Doubtful Costa, Hazard
Injured Falcao, Rémy
Match pointers
• Chelsea were beaten 4-2 at this stage of the Cup against Bradford last season but are unbeaten in their last eight matches. MK Dons have won just one of their six home FA Cup games against a team from a higher division.
