Football Accumulator Tips

Bottom side Mirandes have scored in seven of their 10 away trips this term, while they’ve lost 11 of their first 19 games. The visitors have scored 13 times on their travels and they could trouble fifth-bottom Eibar, but home advantage should help them to a high-scoring victory.

Both teams have scored in the last five meetings between these two and a repeat of that is fancied considering Cagliari’s increased attacking output as of late. However title-chasers Milan are likely to be too strong for their hosts.

Lens have won their last seven games and are top of the Ligue 1 table. They have won three of their last four trips to Toulouse, who lost at home to Angers at the end of November.

Nacional usually find a way to concede, having failed to keep a clean sheet in 18 of their last 20 league games, but head-to-head history suggests they can still nick a goal. With both teams scoring in seven of the last nine meetings, more goals are expected in this encounter.

Mirandes have scored in seven of their 10 trips, netting 13 goals. They meet an Eibar side who have scored 16 times across 10 home games, so back both teams to score in a key clash at the foot of the table.

Lens have won their last seven games and are top of the Ligue 1 table. They have won three of their last four trips to Toulouse, who lost at home to Angers at the end of November.

Rayo Vallecano may be towards the bottom of La Liga, but they are unbeaten in seven home games and have won three of those, keeping clean sheets in the process. Getafe have lost their last four fixtures and four of their last five away from home.

Vitória Guimarães look well placed to take three points at home against a struggling Nacional. The hosts have been solid defensively, keeping five clean sheets in their last six Primeira Liga games, and they tend to raise their level against bottom-half opposition at home, averaging over two goals per game in those fixtures. Nacional arrive short on confidence, with just one win in seven league matches and no away victory in six, making a home win the standout angle.

Nigeria have already sealed passage through to the Africa Cup of Nations knockout stages, but they can make it three wins from three against bottom-placed Uganda on Tuesday.The underdogs have lost three of their last five ties and face a Super Eagles side that have scored five goals in their two group games so far, including putting three past the Tunisia outfit that beat Uganda 3-1 in their opener.

Gabon’s second defeat of the Africa Cup of Nations saw them eliminated with a game to spare, and they may end their time in the competition with zero points against holders Ivory Coast on Wednesday.The Elephants were held to a draw against Cameroon, leaving them tied at the top of Group F and needing a win to guarantee qualification to the knockout stage. With motivation and form on their side, expect Emerse Fae’s side to take the points.

After a miserable autumn period, Liverpool have rediscovered their form this month and can start 2026 on a high note against Leeds on Thursday.Arne Slot’s side have won four games on the spin and haven’t lost since November, while the Whites’ only away win of the season came against rock-bottom Wolves and they have lost four of their last six trips.

Just two points separate these sides in the La Liga table, and 15th-placed Rayo Vallecano can leapfrog Getafe and move into the top half of the table with a win on Friday.Inigo Perez’s side are unbeaten in seven home matches and have conceded just three goals in this sequence, while Getafe have lost their last three away games by an aggregate scoreline of 9-1.

Lille are just five points adrift of surprise Ligue 1 leaders Lens heading into the new year, and they can maintain the pressure on the rest of the top four by extending their winning streak at Stade Pierre-Mauroy.19 of their 32 points this season have been earned at home and their 1-0 success over Marseille at the start of December made it five successive home wins. Rennes lost 5-0 to PSG in their last away game and were beaten home and away by Lille last season, so expect them to fall short.

13 of Mallorca’s 18 points have come at the Estadi Mallorca Son Moix and they return to action in the midst of a seven-game unbeaten run in front of their own fans.They have beaten Elche, Getafe, and Alaves here, and Girona entered the winter break having lost three of their last four games. The Gironistes’ only away win this season came against relegation-threatened Real Sociedad, and another defeat could be on the cards on Sunday.