Football Accumulator Tips

Wimbledon are on the cusp of the relegation zone and head into this tie having taken one point from the last 24 available. They have lost three of their last four at home and face a Plymouth side that have won two and drawn one of their last three trips away.

Leeds were great value for their 2-1 win at Manchester United on Monday and they can edge further away from relegation with a victory over bottom side Wolves. A win would take the Whites to the magical 39 points, deemed to generally be enough to stay in the Premier League, and the manner of their win at Old Trafford suggests they can beat the Old Gold without conceding as their visitors have failed to score in their last four on the road.

Newcastle have shipped 11 goals across their last three games and have conceded at least twice in nine of their last 12 home games across all competitions. The Cherries have scored twice in back-to-back games against Manchester United and Arsenal, and they scored twice when they visited St James’ Park in the FA Cup in January – and added a third in extra time. Over 1.5 goals for the visitors looks a good angle here.

An 11-game winless run has seen Tranmere plummet down the League Two standings, with the relegation-threatened club losing nine of those. They have lost nine of their last ten at home and come up against Bristol Rovers, who have won three of their last four away days.

After a disappointing start to 2026, Leipzig have won five of their last six Bundesliga matches to strengthen their top-four position and they can keep the hot streak going at Eintracht Frankfurt.

Brighton have five wins in their last six games and face a Spurs side with the worst home record in the Premier League, but the hosts have scored in 15 of their last 16 home fixtures so should find the net.

Real Sociedad were beaten 3-2 away at Atletico Madrid in La Liga at the beginning of March and that means that they are winless in nine meetings with Rojiblancos, a run stretching back to January 2022. Both teams have scored in seven of Atletico’s last nine, though, so Sociedad should get on the scoresheet.

Chelsea have lost five of their last six games and four of their last five at Stamford Bridge, with their only success in this period coming against Port Vale. Manchester United have only lost one of their five away games since Michael Carrick’s arrival, including wins at Arsenal and Everton.

Barnsley look the best bet at home to Bradford. Bradford’s away form is dreadful, losing seven of their last nine road games, and their defence has been leaking lately. Barnsley are capable of scoring against good sides and have a strong record in this matchup, losing only one of the last seven meetings and often keeping Bradford quiet. With Bradford also trending towards low-scoring defeats, backing the home side makes sense.

Walsall look the best bet away at Barrow. They are 26 points clear and have a strong scoring record in these matchups, averaging 2.40 goals away against bottom-six teams. Barrow struggle badly for goals, especially at home, scoring just 0.76 per game. With Walsall the stronger side and Barrow limited in attack, the visitors should have the edge.

Chelsea have lost five of their last six games and four of their last five at Stamford Bridge, with their only success in this period coming against Port Vale. Manchester United have only lost one of their five away games since Michael Carrick’s arrival, including wins at Arsenal and Everton.

Brentford are still in the hunt for European qualification and they can strengthen their claims with a victory over West London rivals, Fulham. The Bees have drawn their last five matches in all competitions but late goals have stopped them landing all three points in their last two home outings against Everton and Wolves. Fulham have struggled on the road this term and have little left to play for in 12th spot.

Leeds were great value for their 2-1 win at Manchester United on Monday and they can edge further away from relegation with a victory over bottom side Wolves. A win would take the Whites to the magical 39 points, deemed to generally be enough to stay in the Premier League, and the manner of their win at Old Trafford suggests they can beat the Old Gold without conceding as their visitors have failed to score in their last four on the road.

Newcastle have shipped 11 goals across their last three games and have conceded at least twice in nine of their last 12 home games across all competitions. The Cherries have scored twice in back-to-back games against Manchester United and Arsenal, and they scored twice when they visited St James’ Park in the FA Cup in January – and added a third in extra time. Over 1.5 goals for the visitors looks a good angle here.

The fact former Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi is overseeing his first home game in charge of Tottenham does add an element of uncertainty to this fixture but on form alone a strong case can be made for a Seagulls win. Brighton have five wins in their last six games, including each of their last three, and they are facing a Spurs side with the worst home record in the division. Spurs have just two points to show from their last eight league games at this venue, so Albion should be able to leave with maximum points.

Chelsea have lost five of their last six games and four of their last five at Stamford Bridge, with their only success in this period coming against Port Vale. Manchester United have only lost one of their five away games since Michael Carrick’s arrival, including wins at Arsenal and Everton.

Hoffenheim have taken just two points from their last four Bundesliga games and one from their last three home fixtures, and they could fall foul of an in-form Borussia Dortmund side.Dortmund may have lost to Bayer Leverkusen last time out, but they had won four successive games prior to that defeat and they have taken maximum points from four of their last five league away games. Hoffenheim have lost their last five home meetings with Dortmund and look set for another miserable afternoon.

It always looked likely that AFC Wimbledon would have their work cut out to stay up after winning last season’s League Two playoffs, but their recent slump has been alarming and they may fall deeper into trouble against Plymouth.Johnnie Jackson’s team have reached 50 points but there will be concerns that won’t be enough as they have claimed just one draw from their last eight games and Exeter are breathing down their necks.Plymouth drew 2-2 with their Devon rivals last week, but they have found some form at just the right time.Argyle have lost just one of their last eight League One outings and have scored 15 goals in their last six away matches. A playoff place looks a tough ask but still remains possible and they are unlikely to take their foot off the gas.

With three games to go, the Latics still have the chance to clinch a League Two play-off spot despite a couple of recent slip-ups.Mickey Mellon’s side have lost back-to-back away games in their last two matches, which leaves them seven points outside the top six.So Oldham really need a win to keep their hopes alive and they face a Salford team who have failed to score in three of their last five games.The hosts are unbeaten in their last seven matches at Boundary Park, a run that stretches back to January 31st.

Southampton’s surge has propelled them into the battle for Championship automatic promotion and the Saints should be too slick for Swansea.Southampton have not suffered defeat since the middle of January and they have won 11 of their last 13 league matches to move within three points of second-placed Ipswich.Tonda Eckert’s side have also sealed their spot in the FA Cup semi-final after upsetting Premier League leaders Arsenal and, with confidence at an all-time high, they should be fancied to record victory at Swansea.The Swans snapped a four-game winless run with last weekend’s victory at struggling Leicester but Southampton are rampant and they were emphatic 5-1 winners on their last away trip to Wrexham.

Burgos look massively overpriced at a whopping 15/4 to win at promotion rivals Castellon in the Spanish second tier.The visitors are one of La Liga 2’s form teams with six wins and no defeats in their last eight games, and they have the second-best away record in the division with 27 points from 17 trips.Castellon sit sixth in the standings, one place and two points behind their opponents, and they are in decent form as they are unbeaten in five. However, Castellon have only won two of those fixtures and they are the only wins they’ve managed in their last nine games.Burgos have won three of their last four away from home and they look excellent value to claim all three points at a direct rival on Saturday.

I think Manchester United are good things to win their top-five battle with a horrible Chelsea side.The Blues have lost five of their last six matches and the only victory on that run was a FA Cup success over Port Vale, who are soon to be relegated from League One.The west Londoners have been a huge Premier League force, but they are now a club without a top-level manager, a squad lacking unity, quality and commitment and there really is little to recommend the Blues on Saturday.The Red Devils were turned over by Leeds on Monday night, but Michael Carrick’s men are moving in the right direction and they have been united enough to beat Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool this season.

Leeds were great value for their 2-1 win at Manchester United on Monday and they can edge further away from relegation with a victory over bottom side Wolves. A win would take the Whites to the magical 39 points, deemed to generally be enough to stay in the Premier League, and the manner of their win at Old Trafford suggests they can beat the Old Gold without conceding as their visitors have failed to score in their last four on the road.

Newcastle have shipped 11 goals across their last three games and have conceded at least twice in nine of their last 12 home games across all competitions. The Cherries have scored twice in back-to-back games against Manchester United and Arsenal, and they scored twice when they visited St James’ Park in the FA Cup in January – and added a third in extra time. Over 1.5 goals for the visitors looks a good angle here.

The fact former Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi is overseeing his first home game in charge of Tottenham does add an element of uncertainty to this fixture but on form alone a strong case can be made for a Seagulls win. Brighton have five wins in their last six games, including each of their last three, and they are facing a Spurs side with the worst home record in the division. Spurs have just two points to show from their last eight league games at this venue, so Albion should be able to leave with maximum points.

Chelsea have lost five of their last six games and four of their last five at Stamford Bridge, with their only success in this period coming against Port Vale. Manchester United have only lost one of their five away games since Michael Carrick’s arrival, including wins at Arsenal and Everton.

Wimbledon are on the cusp of the relegation zone and head into this tie having taken one point from the last 24 available. They have lost three of their last four at home and face a Plymouth side that have won two and drawn one of their last three trips away.

Northampton’s return to League Two has been confirmed, with the bottom-placed side 15 points adrift of safety with only four games to play. They are on an eight-game losing streak and haven’t won since February, including four defeats from their last five at home, while Doncaster have won four of their last seven.

An 11-game winless run has seen Tranmere plummet down the League Two standings, with the relegation-threatened club losing nine of those. They have lost nine of their last ten at home and come up against Bristol Rovers, who have won three of their last four away days.

Wrexham’s play-off hopes have taken a hit lately but they should be able to get back on track against poor-travellers Stoke. The visitors have lost their last five away games by an aggregate score of 10-2 and the Red Dragons have won three of their last five at home.

Atalanta have generally struggled to find the net on their Serie A travels and they look set to come unstuck against Roma, who have shown strong form at the Stadio Olimpico.

Real Sociedad were beaten 3-2 away at Atletico Madrid in La Liga at the beginning of March and that means that they are winless in nine meetings with Rojiblancos, a run stretching back to January 2022. Atletico will be desperate to get this one under their belt.

Chelsea have lost five of their last six games and four of their last five at Stamford Bridge, with their only success in this period coming against Port Vale. Manchester United have only lost one of their five away games since Michael Carrick’s arrival, including wins at Arsenal and Everton.

Lille have shown some strong form at home and with Nice struggling against the top Ligue 1 teams on their travels, the home side should claim a win without conceding.