Football Accumulator Tips

Barracas Central have only lost two of their nine Argentina Liga Profesional games this season and both those defeats came at home. Three of their four away games have ended all square, including successive 1-1 draws, while Belgrano have only won twice in nine attempts this term, including two 1-1 draws.

Only two of these teams’ combined 18 Argentina Liga Profesional games have featured three or more goals and neither side have seen a high-scoring game in any of their last seven games. None of Lanus’ four home games or Instituto’s five away games have produced more than two goals.

Castellon have lost their last three meetings with Deportivo La Coruna, including a 5-1 mauling in their most recent meeting in December. The hosts have only won three of their last 11 Segunda Division games and just 40% of their home matches this season, while Depor have only lost three of their last 15 league assignments.

Tigre are top of the Argentina Liga Profesional table having won seven of their nine attempts so far, including each of their last five, while Central Cordoba have only taken one point from three away games this season, although they have scored in all three trips.

Five of Union’s last six Argentina Liga Profesional’s games have featured fewer than two goals, with just two goals being scored across their last three at home. Banfield have seen under 1.5 goals land in four of their last five and all four away games this season.

Castellon have lost their last three meetings with Deportivo La Coruna, including a 5-1 mauling in their most recent meeting in December. The hosts have only won three of their last 11 Segunda Division games and just 40% of their home matches this season, while Depor have only lost three of their last 15 league assignments.

Tigre are top of the Argentina Liga Profesional table having won seven of their nine attempts so far, including each of their last five, while Central Cordoba have only taken one point from three away games this season, although they have scored in all three trips.

Tigre are top of the Argentina Liga Profesional table having won seven of their nine attempts so far, including each of their last five, while Central Cordoba have only taken one point from three away games this season, although they have scored in all three trips.

Five of Union’s last six Argentina Liga Profesional’s games have featured fewer than two goals, with just two goals being scored across their last three at home. Banfield have seen under 1.5 goals land in four of their last five and all four away games this season.

Tecnico Universitario are yet to win a game in the Ecuador Liga Profesional, but both teams have scored in three of their four outings and favourites Barcelona have only kept one clean sheet in four attempts this term.

Velez Sarsfield are yet to score a goal away from home in the Argentina Liga Profesional and both teams to score has landed in none of their nine total league games so far, while Atletico Tucuman have seen at least one clean sheet in three of their four home matches.

I expect Austria to obtain a first-leg lead at home to Serbia as they have grown into the Nations League this season after a slow start. Impressive wins at the Euros over Poland and the Netherlands were encouraging and, having beaten the Serbians in a friendly before that tournament, they can see off a team who have won just one of their last nine games.

I fancy Portugal at odds-against to win the first leg of their quarter-final away to Denmark. Portugal were unbeaten in Group A1 and, given their hugely talented pool of players, they have every chance of going all the way. Denmark scraped second place in Group A4 but I would expect them to fall short against a technically superior side.

Greece put in an excellent shift to match England’s points tally in League B Group 2 and they should be backed to get a first-leg win over Scotland, who have only won two of their last eight away matches.The hosts have beaten Republic of Ireland twice and England at Wembley over the past 12 months and have only lost two of their last 14 at home, including an impressive draw against France in November 2023.

Belgium have won only once since drawing 0-0 with Ukraine in neutral Germany at last summer’s Euros so can’t be fancied against the same nation in neutral Spain. Ukraine look strong whereas new Red Devils’ boss Rudi Garcia has inherited a golden generation which has lost all of its lustre – and many of its stars.