Football Accumulator Tips

Rovers are big price underdogs here but they may be able to grind out a win to keep their hopes alive. Shamrock defend well and they somehow managed to hold AEK to a 1-1 draw in Greece, while they went down to a respectable 2-1 defeat to big guns Shakhtar Donetsk at home in the last round of games. If Shamrock are able to get their noses in front they have enough about them to hold on to a lead.

Fenerbahce have been poor travellers in Europe this season with no wins in four attempts including qualifiers (D1, L3). Brann have picked up wins over Rangers and Utrecht in Norway and can pull off a minor upset by seeing off Fener on Thursday.

Ferencvaros have won their last three matches while Rangers have lost their last four away games in Europe. The Hungarian champions look good for the three points, having won three of their five Europa League games, drawing the other two. Rangers have scored in three of their five European aways. 

Forest have not conceded in their last three Europa League games with a combined xGA of 0.75. Sean Dyche’s side have kept clean sheets in three of their last four away games while Utrecht have failed to score in four of their last six European games, so the visitors should get the job done without conceding.

Roma have won three of their five games in the Europa League this season and they have won their last two ties in Europe. The Italians have already had success in Glasgow this season, having beaten Rangers 2-0 last month, and they can claim the points at Parkhead.

Lyon look a level or two above their Dutch opponents and with home advantage the French side should win fairly comfortably. Go Ahead Eagles are in poor form with just one win in their last seven games, and four defeats, but they can at least grab a consolation effort. GAE have scored eight goals across their last five games and Lyon’s defence has looked suspect at times, with six goals conceded across their last five home games.

Managerless Rapid Vienna are bottom of the table with no points on the board but they can at least score against in-form Omonia. The Austrian side have seen both teams score in four of their lasty five games and have scored in three consecutive home games in their domestic league. Omonia’s attack looks in good shape as they have scored eight goals across their last three games, but they have conceded in three successive European trips so a shut-out is unlikely for the visitors in Vienna.

Aston Villa have scored at least two goals in six of their last seven matches. They will try to keep that trend up against a Basel side that have conceded two or more goals in three of their five Europa League games.

Celta Vigo have scored in all five of their league phase games but have just one clean sheet. Bologna have scored in six consecutive games and both teams have scored in each of their last four in all comps, so goals at both ends looks likely.

Freiburg are unbeaten in the Europa League and have won their last four home games in all competitions, with three of those wins coming by two or more goals. The Bundesliga side can win with room to spare against Salzburg, who have struggled in Europe this season and have lost by two or more goals at Bologna and Lyon.

Fenerbahce have been poor travellers in Europe this season with no wins in four attempts including qualifiers (D1, L3). Brann have picked up wins over Rangers and Utrecht in Norway and can at least avoid defeat on Thursday.

Tomayapo have only lost one of their last six home league games and have won their last three. They have avoided defeat in their last four home meetings with The Strongest, who head into this having only won one of their last four.

Guabira have lost their last six away matches and have conceded 20 goals in the process, while Always Ready have scored 29 goals across their last eight home games, notching four or more times in six of those.