Football Accumulator Tips

Qarabag have gained seven points from their first five games in the Champions League and they will look to add to Ajax’s misery. The Dutch giants are the only team to not gain a point, but they have won their last two games under the stewardship of interim coach Fred Grim, so both teams to score looks a likely option.

Villarreal have led at half-time and full-time in their last two matches. The Yellow Submarine should be able to overpower a Copenhagen side that have lost two of their last three games in all competitions and struggle on the road in Europe. Copenhagen have lost nine and drawn six of their previous 15 European matches against Spanish teams – a record which should give the hosts further encouragement.

Bristol City’s only wins since the start of November came against struggling Swansea and Portsmouth and they should be opposed on Wednesday night. Visitors Leicester have won three of their last five games and they raced into a 3-0 lead inside 31 minutes at Derby on Saturday.

Five of Crewe’s last six League Two games have seen both teams score, while visitors Newport have only kept two clean sheets all season. Crewe have scored three times in each of their previous three at home, but they’ve conceded in their last seven home league games.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Newcastle’s last six outings, while Leverkusen’s home Bundesliga matches average 3.14 goals per game. Four of the Magpies’ first five Champions League games this term have featured at least three goals, so this should be a high-scoring clash.

Arsenal fell to a 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa on Saturday, but that was their first defeat in 19 matches. They are struggled defensively due to injuries, but they should be able to outclass a Club Brugge side who have only won once in the Champions League in five attempts.

Pafos have upset the odds again and again in the Champions League and their only defeat in the competition so far came against Bayern Munich. Juventus have only won one of their games in this competition this season, and just one of their last eight in all competitions has been won by more than a single goal.

Over 3.5 goals has landed in two of both Real Madrid and Manchester City’s last five games, and four of the last five meetings between these sides have featured four or more goals. They have scored 94 goals between them this season and can contribute to a high-scoring affair.

Bristol City’s only wins since the start of November came against struggling Swansea and Portsmouth and they should be opposed on Wednesday night. Visitors Leicester have won three of their last five games and they raced into a 3-0 lead inside 31 minutes at Derby on Saturday.

Ipswich beat Championship leaders Coventry 3-0 at Portman Road on Saturday and they should bank another three points at home to out-of-form Stoke. The Tractor Boys have scored only 11 first-half goals in 19 games so they may have to wait until after the break to take charge against the Potters.

Rotherham extended their unbeaten run in League One to nine matches by drawing 1-1 with Wycombe last time out and they can stand firm against poor travellers Blackpool. The visitors have scored only four goals in nine away games and lost 3-0 at home to Reading in their last league fixture.

Hull have been one of the Championship’s great entertainers this season, with 31 goals scored in 19 outings making them the third most prolific frontline in the division. However, the Tigers also inherit the second worst defence and both teams have scored in 13 of Hull’s last 16 games.

Borussia Dortmund have won three of their last five home games and have thrashed the likes of Athletic Bilbao and Villarreal at home in this competition. Meanwhile, Bodo/Glimt have lost two of their last four away games and lacked the ability to hold off a quality Juventus side in Norway on Matchday Five.  They have scored in four of their five league phase games, however, and can register against Dortmund if the game really opens up.

Brugge’s two home Champions League games have seen them win 4-1 and draw 3-3 with Barcelona, so back more goals when they host an Arsenal side who have seen both teams score in five of their previous six matches.

Pafos have upset the odds again and again in the Champions League and their only defeat in the competition so far came against Bayern Munich. Juventus have only won one of their games in this competition this season, and just one of their last eight in all competitions has been won by more than a single goal.

Over 3.5 goals has landed in two of both Real Madrid and Manchester City’s last five games, and four of the last five meetings between these sides have featured four or more goals. They have scored 94 goals between them this season and can contribute to a high-scoring affair.