FA Cup prize money: Liverpool’s earnings so far and potential total after Wolves

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Liverpool could end the season with a total of £4,144,000 in prize money if they are able to win the FA Cup.

The Reds return to action in the competition on Friday evening against Wolverhampton Wanderers, who beat them 2-1 earlier this week.

We are now into the fifth round of the FA Cup after Liverpool managed to secure wins over Brighton and Hove Albion and Barnsley, with this weekend’s clash worth a total of £238,500 to the winner.

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Liverpool can earn £4.1m by winning 2025/26 FA Cup

As Liverpool do not enter the competition until the third round, they miss out on the prize money from the early stages of the tournament.

However, FSG’s club have so far taken home £248,500, with the full breakdown of the 2025/26 FA Cup prize money as follows.

• First Round: Winners – £47,750, losers – £15,800
• Second Round: Winners – £79,500, losers – £21,200
• Third Round: Winners – £121,500, losers – £26,500
• Fourth Round: Winners – £127,000
• Fifth Round: Winners – £238,500
• Quarter-final: Winners – £477,000
• Semi-final: Winners – £1,060,000, losers – £530,000
• Final: Winners – £2,120,000, runners-up – £1,060,000

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FA Cup quarter-final draw date

Liverpool and Wolves clash at 8pm on Friday, the first meeting of the fifth round, with the last fixture set for March 9.

The draw for the quarter-final round is expected to take place prior to the final match of the fifth round, which will see West Ham United and Brentford face off on Monday at 7:30pm UK time

The fixtures for the fifth round draw are as follows:

• Fulham vs Southampton
• Port Vale or Bristol City vs Sunderland
• Newcastle United vs Manchester City
• Leeds United vs Norwich City
• Mansfield Town vs Arsenal
• Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Liverpool
• Wrexham AFC vs Chelsea
• West Ham United vs Brentford

A number of top-level Premier League sides remain in the competition, with Liverpool no doubt aiming to avoid the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea should they progress past Wolves.