Week-long both teams to score accumulator with 65/1 tip!

April 30, 2023

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Before becoming a Sports Journalist for Free Super Tips, Aaron spent three years studying Sports Journalism at the University of Sunderland while taking in the Black Cats' 'glory years' under Martin O'Neill. Now back in Northern Ireland he turns niche stats into predictions for FST, while he's one of the few people on this island who is equally comfortable at Windsor Park and the Aviva.

Thanks to the mid-season World Cup, we enter May with tons more competitive football still to be played. Teams can’t yet look towards the beach, with league campaigns wrapping up at the end of this month.

That leaves us with packed week ahead which sees top-class action on every day. Below we’ve picked out a both teams to score bet from each day of the coming week, which combine for a 65/1 sevenfold Long Haul accumulator!

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Both Teams to Score Long Haul Accumulator

Monday – Sochaux vs Dijon

Sochaux have run into trouble in their Ligue 2 promotion push, after suffering three defeats in four. Having shipped eight goals in that run, they’ve clearly got some issues at the back.

The same can be said of Dijon, who have conceded twice in each of their last five on the road. The visitors are second bottom of the French second tier but they’ve put up a fight by scoring in each of their last four, so back both sides to find the net.

Tuesday – Freiburg vs Leipzig

The fourth and fifth-placed sides in the Bundesliga meet in the German Cup semis on Tuesday night, with both sides heading into this one in excellent form.

Freiburg have won four of their last five, while only Bayern Munich have shut them out across their last seven games. Leipzig also have four wins from five, pushing them into Champions League contention.

These two sides have seen both teams score in each of their last four meetings – including last season’s cup final – so back more goals.

Wednesday – Man City vs West Ham

Manchester City have now won 13 of their last 14 games in their treble-bid, with the Citizens looking red hot going forward. They’ve scored 47 times in that run, but they haven’t always looked solid at the back.

City have kept one clean sheet in their last five games, so West Ham should be good for a goal in this one. The Hammers have scored in each of their last 12, including their 4-3 loss to Crystal Palace at the weekend.

Thursday – Sevilla vs Espanyol

Sevilla’s relegation fears have been eased by a great run of form which has pushed them into the safety of midtable, while they could still end up in next season’s Champions League given their Europa League credentials.

Home form has been key to turning their form around, having scored at least twice in each of their last nine at their own ground. However, Espanyol have seen both teams score in all but one of their last nine matches. With both teams in great scoring form, back them both to score.

Friday – Bayer Leverkusen vs Cologne

Bayer Leverkusen’s Champions League hopes took a hit in their draw at Union Berlin at the weekend, but their home form should see them bounce back on Friday night.

Leverkusen have won five of their last six at home, while they’ve scored two or more in 10 of their last 12 at the BayArena. They do face a stern test with Cologne winning their last two trips 3-1.

Saturday – Tottenham vs Crystal Palace

Tottenham summed up their recent form on Sunday after a last-gasp 4-3 loss to Liverpool having fought back from 3-0 down. That was the eighth straight Spurs game which saw both teams score, thanks to their defence falling apart. Spurs have seen 23 goals scored across their last four games, conceding 15 of those.

Crystal Palace were on the right end of a 4-3 thriller at the weekend and they’ve kicked up a gear going forward under Roy Hodgson. Palace are full of counter-attacking threat and they should breach a Spurs’ backline who have managed one clean sheet in 11.

Sunday – Hearts vs Celtic

Hearts returned to form in style at the weekend, winning 6-1 at home to Ross County to boost their European hopes. They sit fourth in the Premiership table but they could still climb into third, but they’d need to build on some strong home results by seeing off the league leaders.

Hearts have scored 12 times across their last four home league games, while they meet a Celtic side who have seen both teams score in six of their last seven league games. The Bhoys have scored 21 goals in that run – including a 3-1 win over Hearts – but with some issues for them at the back look to both teams to score.

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