18/1 Market Movers accumulator for Saturday

Saturday morning is a busy time in the betting world and that means plenty of shifting odds. 

While seeing the odds of a favourite tumble is usually a bad thing, it’s also good to see who the most-fancied sides are.

We’ve been up early here at FST and done the hard work for you on that front, as we’ve put together a fourfold featuring teams who have seen their odds cut ahead of today’s 3pm kick-offs. Together, there’s still value to be found in a 18/1 accumulator tip.

For more coverage of Saturday’s football head over to our Match Predictions section for game-by-game analysis and betting tips.

Market Movers Accumulator

Aston Villa vs Brentford

Aston Villa to win – was 19/20, now 10/11

Brentford have acquitted themselves well to life in the Premier League after winning promotion but they could slip to their first defeat at former boss Dean Smith’s Aston Villa.  Villa go into this match on the back of back-to-back wins, while the Bees have just four victories in their last 11 away games.

Huddersfield vs Reading 

Huddersfield to win, was 11/8, now 23/20

Huddersfield have won their last two Championship games and they’re being backed to make it three in a row ahead of the visit of Reading.  The Royals have lost four of their five games across all competitions this season, including both of their away games so far.

Plymouth vs Fleetwood

Plymouth to win – was 6/4, now 13/10

Plymouth have seven points to show from their last three games and are fancied to beat Fleetwood at Home Park this afternoon.  The Cod Army did manage a home win over Cheltenham in their last outing, but have lost their last five competitive away games.

MK Dons vs Accrington Stanley

MK Dons to win, was 11/10, now 21/20

MK Dons made a poor start to the new season but beat Charlton in their last home game and backed that up with a point at Ipswich last weekend.  Accrington have won their last three league games but Stanley did slip to a surprise EFL Cup defeat at League Two Oldham in midweek.