Football Accumulator Tips

Armenia return to action following a 9-1 thumping at Portugal, which closed out a year that saw them concede 35 times in 10 games. They should be confident of troubling Belarus, having scored twice against the Republic of Ireland, Montenegro, and Kosovo last year.

Cultural Leonesa have lost six of their last eight home games and are winless in eight at home, while sitting 21st with 17 defeats. They have also failed to score in 14 of 31 matches. FC Andorra are six places higher and have ten wins this season.

Racing Santander are top of Spain’s second tier, and they’ve won four of their last five matches. They can secure a victory at third-bottom Zaragoza, who have managed only one win at home to a side outside the bottom six.

Almeria can add to an impressive return of 10 wins from 15 at home, with Real Sociedad suffering six defeats in seven trips to the top 10. The promotion-chasing hosts have won their last four home games, but they’ve kept only one clean sheet in their last seven outings at their own ground.

France have scored at least two goals in each of their last ten matches. They held out with 10 men against Brazil and should comfortably beat a Colombia who lost 2-1 to Croatia in midweek and arrive with several key absences.

Racing Santander are top of Spain’s second tier, and they’ve won four of their last five matches. They can secure a victory at third-bottom Zaragoza, who have managed only one win at home to a side outside the bottom six.

Pacos Ferreira are narrowly above the drop zone, and they’ve lost seven of 13 away trips this season. The visitors have suffered five defeats from seven trips to top-half teams, scoring only once. The hosts have won four of their last five and they can continue their promotion chase with another three points.

These two sides drew 2-2 in the reverse fixture, and the visitors have scored at least twice in six of their last seven matches. However, they should fall short at an impressive Almeria side who have scored at least three goals in three of their last four at home.

France have scored at least two goals in each of their last ten matches. They held out with 10 men against Brazil and should beat a Colombia who lost 2-1 to Croatia in midweek and arrive with several key absences.

Inter Bogota have scored eight and conceded six in their last four home games, with both teams to score landing in three of these, and four of Junior’s last six on the road have featured goals at both ends.

Both teams have scored in three of Athletico PR’s last four games and in four of their six Brazil Serie A games this season, while there have been goals at both ends in four of Botafogo’s last six outings.

These two sides are level on points at the top of the Colombia Primera A, but Deportivo Pasto have won four of their last five games and each of their last three at home, while Atletico Nacional lost their last league trip by a 3-0 scoreline.

Llaneros have only lost one of their last six Colombia Primera A games and are unbeaten in four at home. Visitors Once Caldas have only won one of their last five league away games.

Woking fell to defeat at promotion hopefuls York City at the weekend, but they have won five of their last six at Kingfield Stadium and should coast to victory against an Altrincham side with nine defeats from their last 12 away fixtures.

Burgos are pushing for promotion to the Spanish top flight and hold the third-best home record in the division. They have taken 16 points from the last 18 available at Estadio El Plantion, and another three-point haul is on the cards against Ceuta, who have lost five of their last six trips.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Bahia’s last nine home games and more goals should be on the cards when Athletico PR visit Salvador, with the visitors scoring in ten successive away games but only keeping three clean sheets in that run.

Barracas Central are worth taking at odds-against to beat Sarmiento Junin, who have lost all five away games in the Argentina Liga Profesional this year. The hosts have won their last three home games by an aggregate scoreline of 6-2 and can take the points on Thursday.

Millwall are closing the gap on the automatic promotion spots in the Championship and they can upset the odds to add to their points tally against second-placed Middlesbrough on Good Friday. Boro are winless in their last four home games and face a Lions outfit with 13 points from the last 15 available on their travels.

Norwich have won seven of their last eight Carrow Road assignments  and can keep their faint play-off ambitions alive against Portsmouth. The visitors have only taken one point from their last six games and were demolished 6-1 at QPR last time out.

Elche are the only La Liga side yet to win away from home in the league and the division’s worst travelling side could receive another blow in their battle against relegation. They have lost their last six away games on the spin and hosts Rayo Vallecano are unbeaten in their last four home league games.

Manchester City lifted the EFL Cup before the international break and should keep their FA Cup hopes alive against Liverpool. The Reds have lost three of their last four away games and were beaten 3-0 here in November, while Pep Guardiola’s side have won seven of their last nine at the Etihad.

Verona are nine points adrift from Serie A safety and their situation is unlikely to improve against a resurgent Fiorentina outfit. La Viola are unbeaten in five games and look set to inflict a sixth defeat in seven games on their struggling hosts.

Monaco are only three points adrift of Marseille going into gameweek 28 in the Ligue 1 season and they are chasing a seventh successive league win. They have beaten Lyon, Lens, and PSG in this time and Marseille, who have lost three of their last five away games, could be Les Monegasques’ next victims.