Football Accumulator Tips

Goals should be guaranteed when PSV Eindhoven host league phase debutants Union Saint-Gilloise in one of Tuesday’s early games and backing over 3.5 in the match could prove shrewd.Dutch giants PSV scored 146 goals in all competitions last season and have started this term in similar fashion, recording 6-1, 4-2 and 5-3 wins across their opening five domestic fixtures.Union are also free-scoring, netting 15 in seven Belgian Pro League matches, and they will fancy their chances of breaching a PSV backline that has conceded two or more goals in each of their last three games against Groningen, Telstar and NEC Nijmegen.

Benfica are strong favourites to beat Qarabag for good reason but they should open their campaign without too much drama, and look good to win to nil at close to even money.The Eagles, who enjoyed a notable 1-0 win over Bayern Munich at the FIFA Club World Cup, started the season with seven straight clean sheets, six of which were attained in winning efforts.Excuses can be made for their concessions in their last two matches but game faces will be on on Tuesday and Qarabag are travelling into the lion’s den with just one win in their last four games, and this being a huge step up in class.

Juventus continued their perfect start to the season with a 4-3 victory over rivals Inter Milan on Saturday. Their Champions League fixtures look kind, starting with a winnable home meeting with Borussia Dortmund.While Niko Kovac’s side have won their last two, question marks remain about their ability to match teams at the highest level.The visitors’ first trip of the season saw them draw 3-3 at St Pauli, so backing Juventus to win and concede appeals.

Real Madrid have made a flying start to their La Liga campaign and they can quickly get up and running with a win to nil against Marseille.Los Blancos have won all four league matches this term and they have won all four match-ups with Marseille, scoring at least twice on each occasion.Marseille have lost both away matches in this campaign, failing to score along the way, and they could come away from the Spanish capital empty-handed.It was 3-0 to Real Madrid when Marseille last visited the Bernabeu and a similar outcome looks likely this week.

Europa League semi-finalists last season, Bodo/Glimt lead the Norwegian top flight and are fresh from scoring seven goals in their win over Kristiansund as they make their Champions League debut at Slavia Prague.Bodo/Glimt hammered Sturm Graz 5-0 in the first leg of their qualifier and are underestimated for this opening tie against a side that have failed to win any of their last seven games in UEFA competitions.The Norwegians won at Braga, drew at Nice and led 2-1 at Old Trafford before losing 3-2 during the Europa League group stage last season. They are unlikely to be fazed travelling to the Czech league leaders.

Inter have lost two in a row in Serie A but they should still prove too strong for Ajax in their opening Champions League game on Wednesday.The home side are unbeaten in five matches in the Eredivisie, but none of the teams they have faced are higher than ninth in the table and this fixture represents a major step up in class from the opponents they have been playing.Inter won six of their eight league-phase games last season, conceding only one goal, and went on to reach the final, while Ajax made only the last 16 of the Europa League.

Kairat Almaty produced a huge shock in getting the better of Celtic to qualify for the Champions League, the first time a team from Kazakhstan has ever managed the feat.However they did so on the back of being very solid defensively and they could keep things respectable when they visit Sporting in their first ever game.None of Kairat’s last 14 European games have gone over 3.5 goals and expect them to sit very deep against these Portuguese opponents. Sporting could take a bit of time to get up to full speed too so side with the hosts to win and under 3.5 goals at odds-against.

Arsenal won six of their eight League Phase games last season, while they conceded only three times along the way. Athletic Bilbao were beaten 1-0 at home by Deportivo Alaves at the weekend, so back Arsenal to build on their strong Premier League form.

Brentford beat Aston Villa 1-0 last month when the pair met in the Premier League, and the Bees are fancied to quickly sting out-of-sorts Aston Villa once again when the pair meet in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.

Juventus have been rock-solid to start the season, winning their first three games and they have now won six on the spin at home. Borussia Dortmund look vulnerable on the road once again and the Old Lady can win.

Tottenham’s three Premier League victories this season have all been to nil and they have certainly become much more defensively resilient under Thomas Frank. With Villarreal lacking goals on the road, this should end in a low-scoring Spurs victory.

Union Saint-Gilloise are unbeaten in seven games this season and they should be able to continue that when they visit PSV Eindhoven, who have conceded seven goals in three matches, although the Dutch side have seen 25 goals in five matches this season, so they will be a threat going forward.

Brentford beat Aston Villa 1-0 last month when the pair met in the Premier League, and the Bees are fancied to quickly sting out-of-sorts Aston Villa once again when the pair meet in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.

Arsenal won six of their eight League Phase games last season, while they conceded only three times along the way. Athletic Bilbao were beaten 1-0 at home by Deportivo Alaves at the weekend, so back Arsenal to build on their strong Premier League form.

Slavia Prague struggled in the Europa League last term, failing to win a home game. Bodo/Glimt have won 10 of their last 12 games, so back the Europa League semi-finalists to secure the three points.

Leverkusen won their first game since Erik ten Hag’s departure, beating a good Eintracht Frankfurt side 3-1. Danish boss Kasper Hjulmand faces his second game in charge in his homeland, facing a Copenhagen side that struggled to hold their own in the Conference League last term.

Cagliari were impressive away to the weaker sides in Serie A last term, while Lecce have lost back-to-back games, scoring once this term. Back the visitors to secure a second win on the bounce.

Unbeaten Gillingham have won five of their last eight, while Newport are third bottom after losing three from four at home this term.

Mallorca have already lost to Barcelona and Real this term, while Atletico claimed their first win of the season with a 2-0 victory over Villarreal last weekend.

Benfica are unbeaten in nine matches across all competitions this season and negotiated their way through tricky Champions League qualifying ties against Nice and Fenerbahce without conceding a single goal. Against a Qarabag side facing a long away trip, the Eagles can open their league phase campaign with a win and a clean-sheet.

Brentford beat Aston Villa 1-0 last month when the pair met in the Premier League, and the Bees are fancied to quickly sting out-of-sorts Aston Villa once again when the pair meet in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.

Millwall face their second south London derby within the matter of days, and having laboured to a draw against Charlton in the Championship on Saturday, they are fancied come up short against Premier League side Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

Real Madrid have won all four matches this term and they should be too strong at home for a Marseille side who have lost both away fixtures this season and all four meetings with the Spanish giants.

Off-field issues have plagued Sheffield Wednesday this term and it has affected performances on the pitch with the Owls failing to win a game this term. Their only bright spots have come in this competition following draws with Bolton and Leeds United. On both occasions Wednesday went through on penalties and a similar tale could unfold when they take on Grimsby.

Millwall face their second south London derby within the matter of days, and having laboured to a draw against Charlton in the Championship on Saturday, they are fancied come up short against Premier League side Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

Real Madrid have won all four matches this term and they should be too strong at home for a Marseille side who have lost both away fixtures this season and all four meetings with the Spanish giants.

Benfica are unbeaten in nine matches across all competitions this season and negotiated their way through tricky Champions League qualifying ties against Nice and Fenerbahce without conceding a single goal. Against a Qarabag side facing a long away trip, the Eagles can open their league phase campaign with a win and a clean-sheet.

Juventus have been rock-solid to start the season, winning their first three games and they have now won six on the spin at home. Borussia Dortmund look vulnerable on the road once again and the Old Lady can win.

Real Madrid have won all four matches this term and they should be too strong at home for a Marseille side who have lost both away fixtures this season and all four meetings with the Spanish giants.

Tottenham’s three Premier League victories this season have all been to nil and they have certainly become much more defensively resilient under Thomas Frank. With Villarreal lacking goals on the road, this should end in a low-scoring Spurs victory.

America de Cali are rock-bottom of the Colombia Primera A with six points from nine games. They are winless in seven league games and have only two points in this period, while second-placed Bucaramanga have won five of their last seven in all competitions.

Six of Alajuelense’s last seven competitive games have featured fewer than three goals, including each of their last four at home. San Carlos have seen fewer than three goals in seven of their last nine matches.