Football Accumulator Tips

St. Pauli have picked up the fewest home points in the Bundesliga this season and given RB Leipzig won at another struggling side, Heidenheim, on Saturday, the visitors will be confident of securing back-to-back road successes.

Hoffenheim have won nine and lost only one of their last 12 games and have started 2026 with three consecutive victories. Against a Werder Bremen side that are winless in eight, the visitors will fancy their chances of collecting another three points.

Salford are starting to look the real deal as they aim for promotion. The Ammies are unbeaten in 10 games in all competitions and are catching ailing Chesterfield at a good time. The Spireites have failed to win in five and the points should stay in Greater Manchester.

Fiorentina’s form is improving, as evidenced by last month’s 5-1 home win over Udinese, while Como are flying right now, recording back-to-back wins over Lazio and Torino and scoring nine goals in the process. The net should bulge with plenty of regularity in this cup clash.

Barnet have won three of their last four to move into mid-table and can improve their recent run by winning against Tranmere. Rovers have lost four out of five and may struggle at the Hive.

League Two leaders Bromley are unbeaten in nine outings and could outclass Crewe. The Railwaymen have won only one of their last six games away from home and the points are expected to stay at Hayes Lane.

Lincoln lead the chasing pack in pursuit of League One leaders Cardiff and the impressive Imps should make no mistake at home to Bradford. Lincoln have won seven of their last eight home league matches while the Bantams have lost three of their last four on the road.

Only a point separates these teams but Notts County can move above Swindon in the playoff race with a third win in a row. The Robins have lost their last three in all competitions and the Magpies are favoured for the victory.

Wigan came from three goals down to rescue a point at Doncaster on Saturday but they have won just one of their last eight league games and look out of their depth at Wycombe. The Chairboys have won five of their last eight at home and they triumphed 1-0 in October’s reverse fixture.

Tom: Ajax can still qualify for the knockout stages but they know they will need to beat Olympiakos at the Johan Cruyff Arena. The hosts have certainly improved over recent weeks, winning seven of their last 10 across all competitions.

Oliver: Athletic Bilbao are in must-win territory to secure their place in the knockout stages. They take on Sporting, who have already secured knockout football, but have done so without winning away from home. Bilbao can take advantage of that and will be confident after beating Atalanta last week.

Enda: Dortmund were undone by a red card against Tottenham last week but responded with a 3-0 Bundesliga win at Union Berlin. Inter were well beaten by Arsenal on matchday seven and had to come from 0-2 down at the San Siro to see off Pisa at the weekend.

Aidan: Club Brugge need a win to stand any chance of finishing in the top 24 and they have demonstrated they can be tough to handle at home already in the competition, beating Monaco 4-1.

Phil: Juventus have won their last three Champions League games against Bodo/Glimt, Pafos and Benfica and they can complete a clean sweep of the second half of their league phase with a win in Monaco. Juve have lost only one of their last ten league and cup games, while the home side are struggling with more Ligue 1 defeats than wins this season.

Henry: PSV were crushed 3-0 by Newcastle last week, in a game where they could manage only one shot on target. Bayern Munich have qualification in the bag, but the Bavarians will still be striving for a top-two finish.

Rob: Atalanta look good value for the away win at Union Saint-Gilloise, with Raffaele Palladino having made a tremendous impact. La Dea have won 10 of the 15 games in which he has been in charge. Union have already lost to Marseille (3-2), Inter (4-0) and Newcastle (4-0) at home and Atalanta can make it a perfect four.