Football Accumulator Tips

Ipswich are unbeaten in nine, and they’ve taken 10 points from the last 12 available on the road. The Tractor Boys should be able to punish a Portsmouth side that struggled in both boxes despite beating Middlesbrough 1-0 at the weekend.

Rotherham have gone eight games without a win and their relegation to League Two can be confirmed on Tuesday with a defeat at Wigan. The Latics are eyeing a third victory in a row and are unbeaten at home in their last four fixtures.

Barcelona trail by two goals from the first leg and they should be able to win on the night at least. Barca have three wins in five meetings with Atletico Madrid this season and 10 victories in their last 12 games. The visitors have won at this venue in La Liga this season and Atleti know a narrow defeat would still be enough to progress so expect them to defend in numbers without taking too many risks, so Barca should be able to pick up a win even if they fail to progress.

Southampton have won their last six games, and they’ve picked up 14 wins from their last 16 (D2). The Saints can extend a five-game winning streak at home when they face a Blackburn side that has lost nine times on the road this season.

Gillingham have been ineffective in the final third on their travels, failing to score in six of their last eight away matches, and they may struggle to change that statistic when heading to Cheltenham. The hosts defeated Walsall 4-0 on Saturday and can build on that with another win to nil.

Accrington have failed to score in their last three away matches in League Two and they could be in for another futile evening in front of goal when they head to Colchester, who are eyeing a third win to nil in a row after shutting out Tranmere and Swindon.

Barrow are in real danger of being relegated from League Two and they may struggle to improve their fortunes when hosting Oldham, who have won three of their last five away matches and still have an outside chance of making the playoff places.

Leyton Orient have won two of their last three home games in League One and they can pick up a huge three points in their battle to avoid relegation when hosting Mansfield, who have won just one of their last seven away league outings.

Both teams have scored in each of Inverness’s last six league games, with defensive issues hurting their promotion bid. The visitors can move top of Leauge One with a victory over a Peterhead side that have lost six of their seven meetings with the top two, including three defeats from three against Inverness. However, the hosts have seen BTTS land in six of their last seven, and they’ve scored 28 goals in 15 home games this season.

PSG won the first leg 2-0 and could have won by a bigger margin. Liverpool cannot afford to sit back, given that two-goal deficit, and that should open up plenty of space for PSG to exploit. PSG have scored at least three goals in four of their last five games – including eight goals across two legs against Chelsea in the previous round – and as Liverpool failed to record a shot on target in the first leg, the visitors could claim another comfortable win.

Southampton have won their last six games, and they’ve picked up 14 wins from their last 16 (D2). The Saints can extend a five-game winning streak at home when they face a Blackburn side that has lost nine times on the road this season.

Nacional have had a mixed start to the season in Uruguay but appear to be hitting some form and they’ve won two of their last three at home. Nacional should be able to claim maximum points against poor travellers Tolima, who have just one win in their last nine away games and have three defeats in their last five trips.

Boca are in fine form as they are unbeaten in 11 across all competitions and with home advantage they can overcome Ecuador’s Barcelona, who lost to Cruzeiro in their Libertadores opener. Boca have conceded in four of their last six games and Barcelona have scored five goals across their last four games, so the visitors can strike in defeat.

Vasco are in mixed form but they have been picking up wins at home, with three victories in their last four games. The Brazilian side look a level above Audax Italiano and the visitors arrive in poor form after four straight losses. The Chilean outfit have shipped 11 goals across those four games so Vasco can win with some room to spare here.

Home advantage could be key here. Montevideo City Torque have three defeats in their last five games and are winless in three on their travels, while Palestino have won three of their last five home games and have just two defeats in their last eight at this venue.

Barcelona trail by two goals from the first leg and they should be able to win on the night at least. Barca have three wins in five meetings with Atletico Madrid this season and 10 victories in their last 12 games. The visitors have won at this venue in La Liga this season and Atleti know a narrow defeat would still be enough to progress so expect them to defend in numbers without taking too many risks, so Barca should be able to pick up a win even if they fail to progress.

PSG won the first leg 2-0 and could have won by a bigger margin. The French side are unbeaten against Premier League opposition this season with four wins and two draws in six games, and their performance in the first leg suggests they can claim a win at Anfield as they did last season on their way to picking up the Champions League title.

Arsenal struggled to contain Sporting last week, with the Portuguese side having five shots on target in their 1-0 defeat. The Gunners have conceded in three of their last four, and they meet a Sporting side that has scored in visits to Napoli, Juventus, and Bayern in Europe this season.

Bayern Munich have won 18 of their 20 home games this season and hold a first-leg lead, but they have conceded in eight of their last ten and face a Real Madrid side that have scored in their last eight but are winless in three.

Ipswich are vying for automatic promotion from the Championship and look good value for another three points against Portsmouth, who have taken only one point from their last five home games. The Tractor Boys are on a nine-game unbeaten run and have won three of their last four away days.

A first-half red card paved the way for a smash-and-grab victory for Atletico Madrid last week, but they have lost four of their last five games and their luck may run out on Tuesday. Barcelona arguably deserved to win the first leg and have five wins from their last six games.

One point from the last 21 available have sent Wimbledon plummeting towards the relegation battle and their misery looks set to compound against promotion-chasing Stockport on Wednesday, who have won three and drawn two of their last five.

Real Betis and Braga proved a match for one another as they played out a 1-1 draw last week, and a similar outcome can be expected back in Spain. Betis have only won one of their last ten games and Braga have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 15 fixtures.

Le Mans are vying for Ligue 2 promotion and head into Friday’s tie unbeaten in seven. They haven’t lost at home since September and face a Clermont outfit that have lost five of their last seven on the road.

Lens’ Ligue 1 title charge has taken a hit after two defeats from their last three games, but they should get back on track against a Toulouse side that have lost four of their last five away games. Les Sang et Or have won all but two of their home games this season and should clinch the points on Friday.

Hoffenheim have only taken two points from the last 12 available and could be the latest to fall victim to Borussia Dortmund. Die Borussen have won four of their last five games and have only dropped two points from their last five Bundesliga trips.

Lille beat title-challengers Lens 3-0 at the weekend to make it three wins from their last four games and, with Champions League qualification at stake, they look a good bet to beat a Nice side that have lost four of their last five league fixtures.

Cremonese are sinking towards the Serie A relegation zone after losing nine of their last 11, and Torino could be the latest side to inflict defeat on La Cremo. The visitors have taken maximum points from three of their last four games and beat Pisa in their last away fixture.

Everton are unbeaten in the last three Merseyside derbies in front of their own fans and they can extend that streak in the first all-Liverpool clash at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. They have only lost one of their last five and favourites Liverpool face a tough midweek clash with PSG.