Football Accumulator Tips

Koln are on a seven-game winless run and now looks a bad time for the Billy Goats to come up against Bayern. The Bavarians have scored 12 goals and conceded just one across their last two games and have scored multiple goals in each of their last seven games (W6, D1). Bayern won 4-1 at this venue in the DfB Pokal earlier in the season and look capable of covering a -2 handicap on Wednesday.

Celtic claimed a 4-0 win over Dundee United in Martin O’Neill’s second first game back in charge at the weekend and they can follow that up by beating Falkirk on Wednesday. The hosts can get on the scoresheet in defeat as they are in decent form with three wins in their last four games, and Celtic have conceded in eight of their last nine.

Inter Milan have scored at least twice in their last seven league games, notching nine goals across meetings with Como, Bologna, and Napoli in their last three at home. They meet a Lecce side who are bottom of the xG table, and the visitors are set to be outclassed in this trip.

Arsenal are unbeaten in their last eight games against Chelsea and have seven wins in their last nine games. They have only kept one clean sheet in their last seven, though, so may concede against a Blues side that have scored in their last three meetings with Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

Senegal have made it to two of the last three Africa Cup of Nations finals, and they have won four of their five games this tournament, scoring 11 times and conceding just twice. Egypt were fortunate to beat Ivory Coast last time out, which followed draws against Benin and Angola.

Leipzig are third, five places and six points above eighth-placed Freiburg, with nine wins and four defeats compared to six wins and five losses for the visitors. The hosts have won six of their last seven home Bundesliga games, scored 19 goals in seven matches, and conceded just six, averaging 0.86 per game.

Arsenal are unbeaten in their last eight games against Chelsea and they haven’t lost at Stamford Bridge since 2018. The Gunners are the team in form with seven wins and no defeats across their last nine games, while Chelsea have just one win in six and may need time to adjust after a change in manager. The visitors look well placed to seize a first leg lead.

Morocco are unbeaten in their last 22 games and have won 18 of those. They beat Cameroon last time out and won 4-0 the last time these sides met. Nigeria have looked solid, but the Atlas Lions should be too strong for them.

Michael Olise scored twice in the rout of VfL to take his tally to nine goals for the season in the Bundesliga. Three of those goals have come in his last two games and the Frenchman can continue his purple patch with a strike at the RheinEnergieStadion.

Hearts have won five of their last six games and have kept back-to-back clean sheets. The Jambos can win without conceding against St Mirren, who have lost their last three games and have scored just one goal across their last four games.

Inter Milan have scored at least twice in their last seven league games, notching nine goals across meetings with Como, Bologna, and Napoli in their last three at home. They meet a Lecce side who are bottom of the xG table, and the visitors are set to be outclassed in this trip.

Over 2.5 goals could be the best angle here, Club America’s games averages exactly three goals per-game last season and Atletico San Luis’ averaged 3.2. The visitors are clear underdogs but they scored a respectable 25 goals in 17 games last season so may be able to add to the total.

Tijuana held a strong Club America side to a 0-0 draw in their season opener and can follow that up by beating Queretaro. Tijuana have won each of the last three head-to-head meetings and finished five places above their hosts in the standings last season.

Both teams have scored in four of Tigres’ last five competitive games and they have scored in six consecutive fixtures. U.N.A.M have seen goals at both ends in each of their last five games and they have gone 12 games without a clean sheet.

Senegal have made it to two of the last three Africa Cup of Nations finals, and they have won four of their five games this tournament, scoring 11 times and conceding just twice. Egypt were fortunate to beat Ivory Coast last time out, which followed draws against Benin and Angola.

Morocco are unbeaten in their last 22 games and have won 18 of those. They beat Cameroon last time out and won 4-0 the last time these sides met. Nigeria have looked solid, but the Atlas Lions should be too strong for them.