Football Accumulator Tips

Over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Millwall’s last four games. Wednesday have the worse defence in the league with 32 goals conceded but they have scored themselves in three of their last five games and may be able to contribute, these sides could combine for over 2.5 goals.

Olympiacos are tough to budge on home soil, where they are unbeaten in nine outings, and that includes Champions League draws with Pafos and PSV. They could frustrate Real, who have lost 1-0 to Liverpool and been held to draws by Rayo Vallecano and Elche in their last three games.

Sporting Lisbon have won six of their last 11 UEFA competition matches at home while Club Brugge have lost five of their seven UEFA competition away matches against Portuguese sides. Back Sporting to extend their winning run at home to five games but with both teams scoring again. BTTS has landed in five of their last eight at home, including both Champions League wins over Marseille and Kairat.

Birmingham have won four of their last six matches and they are fancied to extend that run against a West Brom side who suffered a disheartening 3-2 defeat to Coventry at the weekend after being 2-0 up. The Baggies have scored in five of their seven home league games so they should at least be able to get on the scoresheet.

Copenhagen could repeat Sunday’s 1-0 win over Brondby by grinding Kairat down eventually. The Kazakh champions were staunch in defence against Celtic in qualifying and have not risked much in the group stage yet. But they are now out of season, domestically and may lack the sharpness to hold the hosts at bay for 90 minutes. These clubs are two of the lowest scorers in the Champions League and neither have registered more than 50 shots in the competition yet, a win to nil for the hosts looks the best angle.

Both teams have scored in three of Monaco’s last five matches and in four of Paphos’ last six games. Monaco arrive in iffy form after two heavy Ligue 1 defeats on the bounce in which they shipped eight goals. That should encourage the Cypriot side, who have scored in all five of their European home games this season.

Millwall’s form has dipped but the visit of bottom club Wednesday looks an excellent opportunity to end a four-game winless run. The Lions are unbeaten in four at home (W3, D1) and are facing an Owls side who have six defeats and no wins in their last eight games.

Sheffield United’s games have been generally high-scoring lately with over 2.5 goals landing in five of their last six. There have been at least three goals scored in three of Pompey’s last four, and with both defences looking vulnerable these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Wrexham are yet to draw a blank at home this season in any competition and have conceded in eight of their 11 games at this venue. Bristol City have scored in eight of their last nine games overall and have conceded in six of those fixtures.

Birmingham have won four of their last six matches and they are fancied to extend that run against a West Brom side who suffered a disheartening 3-2 defeat to Coventry at the weekend after being 2-0 up.

Bayern Munich have won 17 and drawn one of their 18 games this season and have won five and drawn two of their last seven meetings with Arsenal, while the Gunners have dropped points against Manchester City, Liverpool, and Sunderland this term.

Inter Milan are unbeaten in Europe but this is their toughest test yet and Atletico Madrid can make the most of their home advantage. Atleti haven’t lost a competitive home game since March and have won their last eight at the Metropolitano, while Inter head to the Spanish capital after a derby defeat at the weekend. Los Colchoneros look well placed to end Inter’s perfect Champions League start on Wednesday.

Saturday’s 3-1 defeat at Napoli leaves Atalanta sitting 13th in Serie A and, having won only one of their last nine matches, Eintracht Frankfurt should be full of belief that they can claim their scalp.

Liverpool have kept only two clean sheets in their last 14 matches and they have conceded exactly three goals in four of their last six fixtures to highlight their defensive deficiencies. Arne Slot will demand a response and both teams have scored in 11 of PSV’s last 13 matches.

Manchester City are favourites to bounce back from their St James’ Park defeat on Tuesday, but a clean sheet is unlikely for a Citizens’ defence that have looked vulnerable in recent times.They have scored 14 goals in their last seven matches, but they have just one clean sheet to their name in this period and face an attack-minded Bayer Leverkusen side that have scored in 16 of their 17 fixtures this season.

Sporting and Club Brugge have both averaged two goals per game in the Champions League this season, and another high-scoring affair is expected at Estadio Jose Alvalade on Wednesday.All four of the hosts’ European outings this season have featured goals at both ends, and Club Brugge’s six-goal thriller at home to Barcelona earlier this month made it eight goals scored and ten conceded in this competition.

Genk’s last Europa League outing was a stunning 4-3 win away to Sporting Braga, and both teams have scored in six of their ten home games this season.Basel have scored in three of their four Europa League assignments this season but have only managed one clean sheet, so expect the goals to flow at the Cegeka Arena on Thursday.

Borussia Monchengladbach put three past Heidenheim without reply on Saturday, but their back line is expected to come under more pressure when RB Leipzig visit Borussia-Park.Both teams have scored in the hosts’ last two home games and RB Leipzig have scored 12 and conceded five in their last four away games, with goals at both ends being scored in three of them.

Monaco suffered a shock 4-1 reverse at Rennes on Saturday to make it three defeats from their last four, but Les Rouge et Blanc still have one of the best attacking records in Ligue 1, and they should be able to trouble PSG’s defence.Only Les Parisiens and Marseille have scored more goals than Monaco, who have seen a league-high 50 goals across their 13 fixtures. They have scored in seven of their nine home games, while both teams to score has landed in six of PSG’s last eight on the road.

Only La Liga’s top four have a better attacking record than Sevilla and Real Betis this season, and the goals should continue to flow at Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.Both teams have scored in five of Los Nervionenses’ six home games this term, and all seven of Real Betis’ domestic away games have featured goals at both ends.