Football Accumulator Tips

Ireland and France appear to be head and shoulders above their Six Nations rivals and the Irish have taken the title in each of the last two years. The Irish won three of their four Autumn internationals and the fact they host the French puts them in a strong position.

The Chiefs have lost once across their first 16 games this season despite not being at their best. They’re chasing a third successive championship and given their previous displays at the business end of the NFL season, the Chiefs can retain their crown.

Lando Norris finished the 2024 campaign on a strong note and moves elsewhere clear a path for a great 2025. Norris went toe-to-toe with Mac Verstappen for much of the 2024 season and McLaren should be ready to compete from the start this year.

Real Madrid and Manchester City will head to the Club World Cup in June on the back of gruelling campaigns across multiple competitions. Chelsea’s approach of resting their stars for the Conference League could pay off in the US, especially given how seriously their owners seem to be taking the tournament.

Mark Allen has won seven major trophies across the last three seasons and he can capture his first World Championship in 2025. There’s an opening at the top of snooker given that Ronnie O’Sullivan, Mark Williams and John Higgins hit 50 this year and Allen can step into the void. 

2024 was tough for Justin Thomas but he finished on a high, finishing second at the Zozo Championship and third at the Hero World Challenge. His game suits Augusta and he’ll be a real contender in Georgia if that good form carries into the New Year. 

Alcaraz has won consecutive Wimbledon titles and the Spaniard’s impressive record on grass should see him claim more glory in 2025, with both he and Jannik Sinner looking far clear of the rest of the field.

Both teams have scored in each of AZ Reserves’ last seven league home games, with at least four goals being scored in six of those. Ajax Reserves have seen both teams score in five of their last seven on the road, with 23 goals being scored in this period.

Eibar are seven points better off than their hosts, but only five of their 28 points have been won away from home and none of those have come in their last seven trips, while Eldense are unbeaten in their last four at home and have kept three clean sheets.

Millwall, searching for their  first win under new manager Alex Neil, recently beat Blackburn 3-1 at home. National League Dagenham have lost six of their last 12 outings.

Fiorentina are on a tough run, but hosts Monza are winless in their last 11 games and have lost eight of those, including five in a row at home. They have scored in the last three of these home defeats, while Fiorentina have won four of their last six league away games.

Real Sociedad, unbeaten in three on home soil, have only lost one of their last eight outings, winning five times. Villarreal, who have won just two of the last nine head-to-heads, are on a run of only one win in seven.

Both teams have scored in each of AZ Reserves’ last seven league home games, with at least four goals being scored in six of those. Ajax Reserves have seen both teams score in five of their last seven on the road, with 23 goals being scored in this period.

Eibar are seven points better off than their hosts, but only five of their 28 points have been won away from home and none of those have come in their last seven trips, while Eldense are unbeaten in their last four at home and have kept three clean sheets.

Millwall, searching for their  first win under new manager Alex Neil, recently beat Blackburn 3-1 at home. National League Dagenham have lost six of their last 12 outings.

Real Sociedad, unbeaten in three on home soil, have only lost one of their last eight outings, winning five times. Villarreal, who have won just two of the last nine head-to-heads, are on a run of only one win in seven.

Man City look to have steadied the ship but they head to a Brentford side who claimed 22 points from their first 24 available at home. The Bees caused plenty of problems at the Etihad earlier this season and they can give City another headache.

Aston Villa have won three of nine league trips and they’ve lost six of their last seven on the road in all competitions. Spirits will be lifted at Everton with David Moyes returning and he can make a winning start to his second spell in charge.

Leicester are putting up little fight in their battle against the drop so back the Eagles to secure all three points. The visitors are unbeaten in five on their travels and meet a Leicester side with one win in 13.