Football Accumulator Tips

Paris FC are chasing down top spot in the Ligue 2 table and have won three of their last four games, scoring eight goals and conceding just three. They face a Troyes side that have lost four of their last six, failing to score in three of those defeats.

Martigues have picked up just 18 points from their 23 games this season and have the worst home record with ten defeats from 12 attempts. Annecy, meanwhile, have the fourth-best away record in the league and have won three of their last four trips.

Second-bottom Tenerife have taken just three points from 13 Segunda Division away games this season and face a Malaga side fresh from a 1-0 win over Cartagena last time out. The hosts have only lost one of their last nine home league games and should take the points on Friday.

Middlesbrough have fallen off the pace in the race for a Championship playoff place and they are unlikely to get back on track against a Bristol City side on the fringes of the top six. Boro are winless in six matches against these opponents and they have won just one of their last eight matches in all competitions. A four-match losing streak suggests the visitors should be taken on at Ashton Gate this week.

Burnley are fighting it out with Leeds United and Sheffield United for Championship supremacy, and although not the most entertaining side, the Clarets are proving hugely successful at grinding out victories, and another win looks likely on Friday. Burnley are unbeaten in 22 matches and have kept clean sheets in consecutive league matches.

Brentford have won their last three away games and are unbeaten in four on the road. The Bees can continue their fine road form by seeing off a Leicester side who have lost 10 of their last 11 Premier League games.

Both of these sides are in good scoring form at the moment, with Guingamp netting in each of their last six Ligue 2 away games for a total of 11 goals in this period and Grenoble Foot scoring six goals across their last four at home.

Paris FC are chasing down top spot in the Ligue 2 table and have won three of their last four games, scoring eight goals and conceding just three. They face a Troyes side that have lost four of their last six, failing to score in three of those defeats.

Both teams have scored in each of Sint-Truiden’s last eight Belgium First Division A games and each of their last four on the road, while Mechelen’s last home game was a 3-3 draw with Gent and they have scored in four of their last five.

Celta Vigo have won four of their last six home games (D1, L1) and they can make the most of home advantage when they take on Osasuna. The visitors are generally tough to break down but they are winless in six on the road in La Liga so back Celta to boost their survival bid with three points on Friday.

Braga are 21 points better off than Friday’s visitors and have taken 16 points from the last 18 available. They have conceded in four of their last six Primeira Liga away games, though, while Nacional have scored in four of their last five away games despite a torrid travelling record which has seen them lose seven of their last ten.

Middlesbrough have fallen off the pace in the race for a Championship playoff place and they are unlikely to get back on track against a Bristol City side on the fringes of the top six. Boro are winless in six matches against these opponents and they have won just one of their last eight matches in all competitions. A four-match losing streak suggests the visitors should be taken on at Ashton Gate this week.

Burnley are fighting it out with Leeds United and Sheffield United for Championship supremacy, and although not the most entertaining side, the Clarets are proving hugely successful at grinding out victories, and another win looks likely on Friday. Burnley are unbeaten in 22 matches and have kept clean sheets in 11 consecutive league matches.

Brentford have won their last three away games and are unbeaten in four on the road. The Bees can continue their fine road form by seeing off a Leicester side who have lost 10 of their last 11 Premier League games.

Burnley are fighting it out with Leeds United and Sheffield United for Championship supremacy, and although not the most entertaining side, the Clarets are proving hugely successful at grinding out victories, and another win looks likely on Friday. Burnley are unbeaten in 22 matches and have kept clean sheets in 11 consecutive league matches.

Brentford have won their last three away games and are unbeaten in four on the road. The Bees can continue their fine road form by seeing off a Leicester side who have lost 10 of their last 11 Premier League games. The Foxes have scored just four goals in their last nine and Brentford have only conceded once in their last four on the road.