The Long Haul: 27/1 BTTS six-fold accumulator for this weekend!

The Premier League returns this weekend, along with action from Ligue 1 and La Liga. Before a weekend packed with league fixtures, there’s another busy midweek featuring European qualifiers and EFL Cup action.

I’ve gone through the next six days to find the standout both teams to score bet each day, combining them into a week-long accumulator.

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Both Teams to Score Long Haul Accumulator

Tuesday – Club Brugge vs Salzburg

Salzburg head to Belgium 1-0 down from their first-leg clash with Club Brugge, with the Austrian side missing a host of chances a week ago.

Salzburg generated 1.82 Expected Goals in that low-scoring loss, but they bounced back with a 5-0 victory in the league on Saturday. As they search for a way back into the tie, expect them to get forward in Bruges.

The Belgian side have scored in all five games they’ve played this term, while their 1-0 lead allows them to attack on the counter against a Salzburg side that have issues defensively.

Wednesday – Birmingham vs Sheffield United

Sheffield United were beaten 4-1 by Bristol City in their Championship opener, but there were reasons for encouragement for the Blades going forward.

The beaten play-off finalists dominated possession, while they generated over 2.3 xG in their first game under new boss Ruben Selles. He’ll be keen for his side to persist with that style, but they head to a Birmingham side who took the cups seriously last term.

Thursday – Drita vs FCSB

FCSB won 3-2 in the first leg of this Europa League qualifier, which carried on an alarming start to the season for the Romanian side.

FCSB have kept one clean sheet across their first 10 games this term, with their poor start leaving them fifth-bottom domestically.

Bosnian side Drita should get chances as they push to get back into the tie, but they’ll struggle to keep a superior FCSB side at bay.

Friday – Rennes vs Marseille

Roberto De Zerbi’s Marseille thrilled on their way to second place in Ligue 1 last term, finishing as the second-highest scorers behind PSG.
However, OM have been flimsy defensively under his watch. Despite that, their transfers this summer focused on attacking players, with Feyenoord winger Igor Paixao their biggest signing.

Rennes lost 4-2 and 2-1 in their two meetings with Marseille last term and De Zerbi’s adventurous style should ensure that the Ligue 1 opener is another entertaining affair.

Saturday – Leyton Orient vs Stockport

Stockport have started the season with two wins from two in League One, but they’ve produced two unconvincing displays so far.

Last season’s third-placed side were troubled by Bolton for large spells of their opener. They won 2-1 at Wycombe last weekend, but the Chairboys created plenty of chances in that game.

Orient and Stockport shared a pair of score draws in the playoffs in May, so back both teams to score when they renew rivalries.

Sunday – Chelsea vs Crystal Palace

Palace played out a 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the Community Shield, and they should cause problems at Stamford Bridge.

Another busy transfer window for the Blues has failed to address their goalkeeping issues, while Levi Colwill’s injury leaves them light at the back.

The Blues have some incredible options going forward, so back both teams to score.

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