Weekly Top 10: See our best bets & 1290/1 acca

It’s another busy week of football across the country and beyond, including a busy EFL slate which clashes with transfer deadline day on Tuesday.

I’ve picked out 10 bets from the next seven days, and you can back them all in our 1298/1 Top 10 Accumulator.

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Both teams to score in West Ham vs Wolves (Tuesday, 7:45pm)

Two of last season’s relegated Premier League sides meet at the London Stadium on Tuesday. West Ham have made a slow start, and each of their five matches this season have finished with both teams scoring.

Wolves have netted 14 times across their first five matches, but they’re without a Championship clean sheet so far.

Over 2.5 goals in Stoke vs Norwich (Tuesday, 7:45pm)

Norwich got over their slow start to the season with a 4-1 victory against Burnley on Saturday. The Canaries have scored 10 goals across their three wins in all competitions this term, while they’re yet to keep a clean sheet.

Stoke have lost all three league games so far, conceding nine times. The Potters were beaten 4-1 by Wolves at the weekend, and another heavy defeat could be on the cards.

West Brom to beat Charlton (Wednesday, 7:45pm)

Charlton’s win over Preston at the weekend put them top of the Championship table, but the Addicks are 22nd in the Expected Points table.

West Brom lost at Middlesbrough at the weekend, but the Baggies started the campaign with victories over Norwich and Burnley. Charlton won only four games on the road last term, so back the Baggies to return to winning ways.

Djurgarden to beat Mjallby (Thursday, 6pm)

Mjallby return to Allsvenskan action after suffering home and away defeats to Salzburg without finding the net.

They beat Sirius 4-3 in their last league game on August 15, having lost three from four in the Allsvenskan before that. Djurgarden have won five of their eight league trips this season, and they can add to that fine return.

Real Madrid to win and both teams to score vs Real Betis (Friday, 8pm)

Real Madrid started the season by conceding in victories against Espanyol and Real Sociedad. While they beat Malaga 4-0 on Sunday, they still faced 14 shots in that victory.

Betis were beaten 5-2 by Levante in their last league game, and they conceded chances in 1-0 wins over Valencia and Real Sociedad. Real can continue their perfect start, but back them to concede once again.

Monaco double chance vs PSG (Friday, 8:05pm)

PSG’s Ligue 1 campaign has started with two 2-2 draws, following their Super Cup defeat against Lens. Luis Enrique’s side don’t look up to speed yet, and Monaco could be the latest side to capitalise on that.

Monaco met PSG four times last season, and they only suffered one defeat across those matches. That includes a 3-1 victory in Paris back in March, and they’ve made an encouraging start across Ligue 1 and Conference League qualifying.

Nottingham Forest to beat Tottenham (Saturday, 3pm)

Nottingham Forest have started the season with two defeats and a draw, but they produced an encouraging display at Anfield on Saturday.

Tottenham have been shaken by back-to-back Premier League defeats, and it looks like it’s going to take time for Roberto De Zerbi to get his expensive new signings to click.

Oliver Glasner’s side nearly capitalised on a disjointed Liverpool side last weekend, and they can get three points on the board at Tottenham’s expense.

Atletico Madrid to win at Athletic Bilbao (Saturday, 3:15pm)

Atletico Madrid’s start to the season has been overshadowed by Julian Alvarez, but they’ve still managed to take seven points from three matches.

Athletic Bilbao opened their campaign with a home loss to Sevilla, and they were played off the park in a 2-0 loss at Barcelona. Edin Terzic remains a questionable choice of manager, and they look vulnerable to another defeat.

Sassuolo double chance at Bologna (Sunday, 5pm)

Sassuolo started the campaign by impressing in a defeat to Atalanta, and they followed that up with a 2-1 victory over Torino last week.

The Neroverdi won the xG battle 2.7 to 0.88 in Bergamo. Their bold decision to appoint former Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani as their manager appears to have paid off based on the early evidence, and they can take something away from this visit to Bologna.

Both teams to score in Arsenal vs Chelsea (Sunday, 4:30pm)

The addition of Emi Martinez failed to end Chelsea’s wait for a Premier League clean sheet. The Blues have now conceded in 18 straight matches, and it’s hard to see them ending that streak away to the champions.

For all of Arsenal’s defensive strength, they only kept one clean sheet at home to their fellow top six sides last season. The Blues have compensated for their defensive issues with a brilliant front three, so both sides should get on the scoresheet.

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