Football Accumulator Tips

Truro are rock bottom of the National League and have lost their last five home games by an aggregate scoreline of 10-4. Solihull Moors have had a tough time of late, but they have only lost one of their last six away games and should bounce back with a win on Wednesday.

Hartlepool have won four of their last six National League games, and they head to third-bottom Morecambe on Wednesday night. The hosts have lost 12 of 14 meetings with the top 10, including six defeats from seven home matches. Hartlepool have kept a clean sheet in their first five visits to the bottom six, so back them to edge this game.

Rochdale are the National League leaders with 94 points, winning 30 of their 39 games. They can claim their 31st league win by seeing off play-off-bound Scunthorpe, who have four defeats in their last seven at home across all competitions.

Southend are odds-on favourites for Wednesday’s tie, but they have only won two of their last seven National League games and have dropped points in three of their last five at home, while Woking head to Roots Hall unbeaten in six.

Tamworth may be 20 points adrift of promotion-hopefuls Forest Green, but they have won their last three home games and two of these victories have come against top four sides in Carlisle and Boreham Wood. Forest Green have lost four of their last six away games, but they have scored in all six of these so should find the net against a home side without a home clean sheet in six.

Yeovil have lost their last four National League away games, but they may get on the scoresheet against favourites Wealdstone, who have won three of their last four at home but have conceded seven goals in this sequence.

Hartlepool have won four of their last six National League games, and they head to third-bottom Morecambe on Wednesday night. The hosts have lost 12 of 14 meetings with the top 10, including six defeats from seven home matches. Hartlepool have kept a clean sheet in their first five visits to the bottom six, so back them to edge this game.

Rochdale are the National League leaders with 94 points, winning 30 of their 39 games. They can claim their 31st league win by seeing off play-off-bound Scunthorpe, who have four defeats in their last seven at home across all competitions.

Truro are rock bottom of the National League and have lost their last five home games by an aggregate scoreline of 10-4. Solihull Moors have had a tough time of late, but they have only lost one of their last six away games and should bounce back with a win on Wednesday.

Yeovil have lost their last four National League away games, but they may get on the scoresheet against favourites Wealdstone, who have won three of their last four at home but have conceded seven goals in this sequence.

Southend are odds-on favourites for Wednesday’s tie, but they have only won two of their last seven National League games and have dropped points in three of their last five at home, while Woking head to Roots Hall unbeaten in six.

Tamworth may be 20 points adrift of promotion-hopefuls Forest Green, but they have won their last three home games and two of these victories have come against top four sides in Carlisle and Boreham Wood. Forest Green have lost four of their last six away games, but they have scored in all six of these so should find the net against a home side without a home clean sheet in six.

Oldham are one of the form sides in League Two and can put a dent in Notts County’s promotion prospects on Tuesday. They have won seven of their last nine games and each of their last four at home, while The Magpies have only won one of their last four games against sides in the top 11.

Rochdale lead the way in the National League, but they may have to net a few goals to take three points off the free-scoring Scunthorpe. Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of the hosts’ last eight games and Rochdale’s last three outings have featured a massive 14 goals in total.

Just four points separate these two sides but Yeovil have struggled on the road of late and look set for another defeat at Grosvenor Vale. They have lost their last four National League away days and come up against a Wealdstone side with three wins from their last four at home, with The Stones netting 12 goials in this sequence.

Republic of Ireland have won their last three games against Hungary, Portugal and Armenia, and that should give them the confidence necessary to push favourites Czechia all the way in Prague. They have only lost one of their last five meetings with Czechia and Thursday’s hosts have failed to beat Faroe Islands, Croatia, and Saudi Arabia in their last five assignments.

League leaders Inverness CT have the best defensive record in Scottish League One, but that may come under threat against Queen of the South, who haven’t failed to score on the road since January. Both teams have scored in their last four away games and there have been goals at both ends in six of Inverness CT’s last seven fixtures.

Germany are odds-on favourites to beat Switzerland on Friday, but the Rossocrociati have not lost a game in over a year and have a solid record against Die Nationalelf. They are unbeaten in their last four meetings with Germany and Friday’s visitors have only won four of their last nine on the road.

Top meets bottom in League Two on Saturday and leaders Bromley should take another step towards the fourth-tier title against a Barrow side winless in eight. The Bluebirds have taken only one point from the last 12 available at Holker Street, and they are unlikely to add to that tally against a visiting side unbeaten on the road since November.

Five wins from seven games has lifted Bristol Rovers well clear of the League Two relegation battle and they look primed for another win over a declining Accrington Stanley. The visitors are winless in seven fixtures and could only manage a draw with rock-bottom Barrow in their most recent away day.

A dreadful run of results has sent Exeter plummeting towards the League One relegation zone, and their misery may be compounded by an in-form Leyton Orient on Saturday. The Grecians have not won a game since January and their 2-0 loss to Wigan at the weekend made it five defeats on the spin, while Orient picked up a fourth successive victory against Wycombe on Saturday.

Reading have not lost a home game since December, but they have been leaky at the back over the past couple of months and look unlikely to keep a Wigan side fighting for survival at bay. The Royals have conceded ten goals in their last five games at the Madejski Stadium, while both teams have found the net in Wigan’s last three away games.