Football Accumulator Tips

Nottingham Forest took four points off Liverpool last season, including being the only team to win at Anfield in the Premier League. With their form having improved under Sean Dyche and Liverpool’s own performances remaining under scrutiny, the Tricky Trees can leave Merseyside with another positive result.

Rangers have got their act together in the Scottish Premiership and are looking for a fourth successive league win here, but Livingston could still make their mark at Ibrox. The visitors have found the net in six of their last seven games and pushed the Gers all the way when they met in September.

Tranmere might be the value to overcome the difference in league positions when they host MK Dons on Saturday. The hosts are 16th and the visitors third, but a Tranmere victory is the best bet.

USG have won all of their home league games by two clear goals this term, while Cercle Brugge have struggled to score goals on the road. The hosts should cruise to another victory as they look to pull away at the top of the table.

Breda’s three wins this season have all come at home but they should be outclassed by leaders PSV, who have won all six of their away games. Both teams have scored in PSV’s last six matches, though, and that trend could continue.

Lens look well positioned for another home win after dismantling Monaco 4-1 last time out. They’ve won six of their last eight in Ligue 1 and are riding a five-match winning streak at home. Strasbourg arrive out of sorts, winless in three away games and conceding heavily on the road, which plays straight into Lens’ attacking strengths.

Juventus are on a four-game unbeaten run, but they’ve conceded in three of those matches. The Old Lady meet a Fiorentina side who are bottom after an 11-game winless stretch, while la Viola have lost five of their six clashes with the top seven, including scoring in home defeats to Roma, Napoli, and Como.

Eintracht Frankfurt look the stronger, more reliable side and should take advantage of Cologne’s ongoing defensive issues. The hosts have failed to keep a clean sheet in 17 of their last 20 Bundesliga home games, while Eintracht have lost just one of their last six and continue to offer consistent threat in the final third. With Frankfurt scoring in 14 of their last 16 league matches, they hold the clear edge.

Newcastle endured a difficult start to the season, but they have won four of their last six matches and each of their last five home games. They could upset the odds against a Manchester City side that have lost two of their five Premier League away games this season.

Mallorca have lost all but one of their six meetings with the top seven, so back third-placed Villarreal to cruise to three points after impressing at home. The hosts have scored 16 times in six home games, winning five.

PSG have won all but one of their home games in Ligue 1, while Le Havre have lost each of their clashes with the top six. The visitors have scored in three of those defeats, while PSG have conceded in seven of their last nine.

Lygnby are top of the Danish 1st Division and have taken ten points from the last 12 available on home turf, while Esbjerg have lost four of their last five league away games.

Bastia are rock bottom of Ligue 2 and have picked up just two points from seven away games this season, failing to score a single goal on their travels. Annecy have scored in six of their seven home matches and have only lost one of them, while they beat St Etienne 4-0 here at the end of October.

Grenoble have won three of their last four away games and face Ligue 2’s second-worst home side, with Boulogne losing five of their seven home league games this season. They have scored seven goals in their last four home matches, though, so they may get on the scoresheet against a visiting side that have conceded in seven of their eight on the road.

Hoffenheim are one of the Bundesliga’s form teams and they had to Mainz seeking a fifth straight win. Christian Ilzer’s side have the second best road record in the league, behind only Bayern Munich, and they look well placed to overcome struggling Mainz, who have seven defeats and just one win after 10 rounds of fixtures.

Nice haven’t lost at home in Ligue 1 since the opening round of fixtures and they can at least deny title contenders Marseille maximum points on Friday. L’OM have lost their last two trips to this venue, and have a mixed road record this term with three wins and three defeats.

Zulte Waregem have the fifth best away record in the Belgian top flight and head to Liege unbeaten in their last five away games, while Standard Liege have only won three of their seven at home this season.

Lygnby are top of the Danish 1st Division and have taken ten points from the last 12 available on home turf, while Esbjerg have lost four of their last five league away games.

Bastia are rock bottom of Ligue 2 and have picked up just two points from seven away games this season, failing to score a single goal on their travels. Annecy have scored in six of their seven home matches and have only lost one of them, while they beat St Etienne 4-0 here at the end of October.

Grenoble have won three of their last four away games and face Ligue 2’s second-worst home side, with Boulogne losing five of their seven home league games this season. They have scored seven goals in their last four home matches, though, so they may get on the scoresheet against a visiting side that have conceded in seven of their eight on the road.

Hoffenheim are one of the Bundesliga’s form teams and they had to Mainz seeking a fifth straight win. Christian Ilzer’s side have the second best road record in the league, behind only Bayern Munich, and they look well placed to overcome struggling Mainz, who have seven defeats and just one win after 10 rounds of fixtures.

Bastia are rock bottom of Ligue 2 and have picked up just two points from seven away games this season, failing to score a single goal on their travels. Annecy have scored in six of their seven home matches and have only lost one of them, while they beat St Etienne 4-0 here at the end of October.

Grenoble have won three of their last four away games and face Ligue 2’s second-worst home side, with Boulogne losing five of their seven home league games this season. They have scored seven goals in their last four home matches, though, so they may get on the scoresheet against a visiting side that have conceded in seven of their eight on the road.

Both teams have scored in six of Le Mans’ seven away games this season and the same may happen against a Pau side that have scored five and conceded three in their last three fixtures.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Rodez’s last three home games and another high-scoring affair is expected against Dunkerque, who have seen three or more goals scored in four of their last five away from home.

Grenoble have won three of their last four away games and face Ligue 2’s second-worst home side, with Boulogne losing five of their seven home league games this season. They have scored seven goals in their last four home matches, though, so they may get on the scoresheet against a visiting side that have conceded in seven of their eight on the road.

Hoffenheim are one of the Bundesliga’s form teams and they had to Mainz seeking a fifth straight win. Christian Ilzer’s side have the second best road record in the league, behind only Bayern Munich, and they look well placed to overcome struggling Mainz, who have seven defeats and just one win after 10 rounds of fixtures.

Zulte Waregem have the fifth best away record in the Belgian top flight and head to Liege unbeaten in their last five away games, while Standard Liege have only won three of their seven at home this season.

Grenoble have won three of their last four away games and face Ligue 2’s second-worst home side, with Boulogne losing five of their seven home league games this season. They have scored seven goals in their last four home matches, though, so they may get on the scoresheet against a visiting side that have conceded in seven of their eight on the road.

Hoffenheim are one of the Bundesliga’s form teams and they had to Mainz seeking a fifth straight win. Christian Ilzer’s side have the second best road record in the league, behind only Bayern Munich, and they look well placed to overcome struggling Mainz, who have seven defeats and just one win after 10 rounds of fixtures.

Hillen missed NAC Breda’s last game through suspension, after racking up his fifth caution of the Eredivisie campaign in just 10 appearances. His side host PSV on Saturday, with the Dutch giants winning six of their last seven games in emphatic fashion.

Donnum picked up four bookings across a five-game stretch between late August and early October. He has been booked in three of his six home appearances this term, and faces an Angers side who have lost only once in their last five games.

Kohr has five yellow cards to his name in the Bundesliga this season, a joint-high across Europe’s top five leagues. Kohr has made the second-most fouls for Mainz in the league this term, while he has also been booked in the Conference League and German Cup.

Lozano is one of only two players across Europe’s top five leagues to commit more than 30 fouls so far this season. Sevilla rank sixth in La Liga for fouls committed by opponents this term, while they lead the league in bookings with 41. Their games tend to get fiery, so there’s value in targeting a player who stands out across the continent for his fouls this season to pick up another card.

Aaron: Bologna have gone unbeaten in eight Serie A games, while they’ve won four of their last six. Udinese have lost four of their five meetings with top-half sides this term, including a 3-0 thumping at home to AC Milan.

Ian: Killie have conceded 14 times across their five straight defeats, while they’ve won once in six at home. Motherwell impressed ahead of the international break and they’re backed for all three points.

Dan: Leyton Orient have been impressive in front of goal this term, so back them to have too much for a Blackpool side who are struggling with injuries and in the drop zone.

Gareth: Portsmouth have claimed only two points from their last six matches, while Millwall have impressed on the road and they head to Fratton Park in solid form.

Joe: Wolves have lost nine of their first 11 Premier League games, while they face a strong Palace side who have won three of their last four.

Alex: Lens are only two points off the top in Ligue 1 and they’re backed to add to their return of five wins from six at home this term.