Weekly Top 10: 1165/1 Acca featuring our best bets

The new season is in full swing, and the final one of Europe’s big leagues gets underway this week. The Bundesliga returns on Friday night, but first there’s a busy midweek of European qualifiers and cup clashes.

I’ve picked out 10 bets from this week, and they combine for a massive 1165/1 accumulator.

Top 10 Accumulator

Doncaster double chance vs Middlesbrough (Tuesday, 7:30pm)

Middlesbrough are focused on promotion this season, despite Saturday’s loss to Blackburn. However, Boro have a dire cup record in recent years, and it’s hard to see them improving on that in a season where league success is their focus.

Boro have made it past the second round of the Carabao Cup only once in the last seven seasons. They were beaten 4-0 by Doncaster in the first round of this competition last year, and Donny can upset them once again.

Both teams to score in LASK vs Celtic (Tuesday, 8pm)

LASK have a mountain to climb after their 3-0 defeat in the first leg, but the Austrian champions created plenty of chances against Celtic.

Both teams have scored in seven of LASK’s last nine home ties in Europe, while the Bhoys enjoyed some high-scoring away trips under Martin O’Neill last season.

Bradford to beat Burnley (Wednesday, 7:45pm)

Bradford have won two from two in League One this term, while they saw off Rochdale in the opening round of the Carabao Cup. They’re aiming to extend that winning run against Burnley, who have made a slow start in their return to the Championship.

The Clarets fell 2-0 down to West Ham in their opener, before blowing a 1-0 lead in Sunday’s 3-1 loss at West Brom. The visitors are enduring a summer of change, and ringing changes for this cup tie won’t help matters.

Over 2.5 goals in Viking vs Dinamo Zagreb (Wednesday, 8pm)

Viking have scored 42 goals across their 18 matches in all competitions this season, including their 2-2 draw in Zagreb last week.

The Norwegian champions have scored 25 goals in seven home matches this season, while Dinamo’s last five games have also featured three or more goals.

Celta Vigo to beat Osasuna (Thursday, 7:30pm)

After this fixture was postponed from La Liga’s opening weekend, Celta Vigo started their campaign with a goalless draw at Valencia.

That extra time hasn’t done much for Osasuna, who have struggled to improve their squad this summer. The visitors suffered 13 defeats on their travels last season, and they look vulnerable ahead of this trip.

Larne to beat Lincoln Red Imps (Thursday, 8pm)

Larne claimed a first-leg lead with a 2-0 victory in Gibraltar last week, and they can finish the job in Thursday’s return meeting.

The Northern Irish champions are bidding to make the Conference League’s League Phase for the second time in three seasons, a feat they achieved with a 3-1 home victory over this week’s opponents in 2024.

Bayern Munich to win and both teams to score vs Stuttgart (Friday, 7:30pm)

Bayern Munich won the German Super Cup last weekend, and they’re heavy favourites in Friday’s Bundesliga curtain-raiser.

Stuttgart scored in all 17 away trips last season, including their 4-2 defeat at Bayern. The Bavarians won and conceded in their final four preseason friendlies and last weekend’s victory over Dortmund.

Over 2.5 goals in Alaves vs Villarreal (Friday, 8:30pm)

Villarreal have made an exciting start under Inigo Perez, drawing their opening two matches 2-2. Andoni Iraola’s former assistant made his name with Rayo Vallecano, before taking charge of the Yellow Submarine this summer.

Villarreal scored two penalties in their draw at Atletico Madrid on Sunday, but they also generated 2.02 non-penalty Expected Goals. Alaves opened their campaign with a 3-0 home win over Getafe, so both sides can play their part in a high-scoring encounter.

Lens to win at Strasbourg (Saturday, 4:15pm)

Lens lost some key names following last season’s success, but they’ve shown little sign of that with their strong start to the new campaign.

After beating PSG to the French Super Cup, Lens thumped Auxerre 5-2 in their Ligue 1 opener. They meet a Strasbourg side that were beaten 4-0 by Marseille in their first game of the season, and they may be caught out again.

Paris FC to beat Nice (Sunday, 2pm)

Paris FC drew their opening game of the season, but they put in an impressive display at Troyes without applying the cutting edge.

The ambitious side can claim their first victory under Liam Rosenior when they meet Nice on Sunday. The visitors barely survived relegation last term, and there’s little sign that they’ve significantly improved. With the hosts spending big this summer, back them to secure a win.

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