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Experts' Best Bets: 73/1 accumulator for Saturday's games!

Updated on 12:35pm GMT 11 April 2025
Experts' Best Bets: 73/1 accumulator for Saturday's games!
Alex Wrigley
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Content Editor at Free Super Tips, Alex was born in the shadow of Old Trafford and is an avid Man Utd fan. After graduating from university he combined his love of football, writing and betting to join FST and now closely follows goings-on in all of the top European leagues.

There is a jam-packed fixture list for our experts to comb through on Saturday, with our six-strong team picking out an 73/1 acca for Saturday’s action.

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Henry Hardwicke

Nottingham Forest vs Everton – Nottingham Forest to win at 11-10 with bet365

The news that the Premier League will be awarded five Champions League places next season will be a big boost to Nottingham Forest, but Nuno Espirito Santo’s high-flying side may not have needed that extra concession.

The Tricky Trees are unbeaten in their last 11 matches at the City Ground and they look good value to see off Everton.

The Toffees have improved under David Moyes, but the Merseyside men put a lot into recent fixtures against Liverpool and Arsenal and they may come up short on Saturday.

Jamie Griffith

Strasbourg vs Nice – Strasbourg to win at 17/11 with bet365

The title may already be decided, but the race for European football is hotting up in Ligue 1, with just five points separating second and seventh ahead of this round of fixtures.

Strasbourg and Nice are two of the sides firmly in that bottleneck but the form of the pair could not be further apart coming into their clash on Saturday.

While Liam Rosenior’s Strasbourg are on a brilliant run, winning seven of the games in an eight-match unbeaten run, Nice have gone four without a win, losing three times in that sequence, suggesting the points will be staying in Alsace this weekend.

Aidan Perkins

Swindon Town vs Bradford City – Bradford City to win at 6/5 with bet365

League Two leaders Bradford City go to Swindon Town knowing three points would significantly boost their title hopes with just four more games then left to play.

The Bantams have capitalised on previous runaway leaders Walsall’s capitulation in the second half of the season and even though the race for the top two is tight – there are just eight points separating the top seven in the table – Bradford could emerge as the most consistent amongst the contenders during the run-in.

Aaron Ashley

Luton vs Blackburn – Luton to win at 17/20 with bet365

Luton will be desperate to avoid back-to-back relegations from the Premier League to League One and they are finding form with the pressure on, having taken 12 points from their last seven Championship fixtures.

The Hatters have held Middlesbrough and Leeds to draws in their last two league games at Kenilworth Road and can stretch their unbeaten run to six at the expense of Blackburn, who are still yet to taste victory since Valerien Ismael was appointed in February.

That means that Rovers are winless in eight league games, having endured five defeats in that period, and Luton may have more motivation to take the points.

Alex Wrigley

Monaco vs Marseille – Monaco win at 1/1 with bet365

Marseille’s chances of finishing second in Ligue 1 are being hampered by a run of torrid away form and they could find themselves leapfrogged by an in-form Monaco side on Saturday.

The hosts have won their last five Ligue 1 home games by an aggregate scoreline of 19-6 and should have the beating of a Les Phoceens side that have been beaten by Lens, PSG, and Reims since the start of March, while their only points away from home in their last five attempts came against 14th-placed Angers.

Aaron Rogan

Arsenal vs Brentford – Over 1.5 Arsenal goals at 4/6 with bet365

Arsenal are expected to rotate their side between Champions League games but Mikel Arteta still seems to be taking the Premier League seriously. The Gunners should have too much firepower for Brentford, who have conceded twice in each of their visits to the top eight this season.

Arsenal have scored 30 goals in 15 home matches, while they’ve netted eight goals in four home clashes with Brentford. The Bees have conceded two or more in all four of their encounters with the top three this term, including a 3-1 home defeat against the Gunners.


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