Weekend ACCA Tips: Betfair tipsters' best bets in a 40/1 multi across the EPL, EFL and La Liga | OneFootball

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Domestic football returns this weekend so we asked five of Betfair's football tipsters to put their heads together to come up with a 40/1 acca for coming days...

Mike Norman

Back Over 2.5 Goals in Bournemouth v West Ham @ 3/5 (Sat, 15:00)

I feel sure we'll witness goals when Bournemouth host West Ham on Saturday afternoon. After a great start to the season the Cherries will be looking to get back on track following 3-1 and 4-0 defeats in their last two games. Those results mean that five of Bournemouth's last six games have gone over the 3.5 goals mark and an average of exactly four goals have been scored in those half a dozen matches (24 goals in 6 games).

West Ham's confidence is on the rise after 3-1 and 3-2 victories in their last two games and overall this season nine of their 12 matches have ended with at least three goals being scored (the other three games all had two goals). Hammers matches have averaged almost 3.5 goals per game this season, and with the result being a 2-2 draw when these two last met in April I'm confident we'll see over 2.5 goals land here.

Jack Critchley

Back Coventry to beat West Brom @ 8/13 (Sat, 15:00)

Coventry continue to lead the way and the imminent return of Jack Rudoni is a boost for Frank Lampard's men. They take on a WBA side, who are struggling for creativity and don't score enough goals. They've been particularly poor away from home recently and although this is a fairly short trip for the Baggies, they may struggle to contain the lively hosts.

Read Jack's Championship Tipsheet here.

Alan Dudman

Back Cheltenham to beat Bristol Rovers @ 15/8  (Sat, 15:00)

Bristol Rovers have lost each of their last six league games, conceding 18 goals in total across that time. The Gas haven't lost seven matches in succession in the fourth tier since December 2002 (eight games).

Darrell Clarke is under enormous pressure now, if he wasn't already, and you feel a defeat here against the Robins could call time on his latest spell at the Mem.

Cheltenham have been a lot harder to beat since Steve Cotterill returned to the club, and while they lacked a cutting edge against Notts County recently, one of the better teams in the division, the showed enough in the second half to suggest they can score against a leaky backline, and Rovers' backline's metric on the xA this term is 1.40, and I cannot understand why they are the 11/8 favourites here.

Ste Tudor

Back Over 3.5 Goals in Newcastle v Man City @ 9/5 (Sat, 17:30)

It's entirely reasonable to anticipate goals at St James Park, the last 0-0 occurring in May 2023. That was 58 games ago in all comps. Moreover, City last failed to convert past a Newcastle keeper in the league way back in November, 2006. That was 34 games ago.

As for this exact fixture it very rarely falls flat, with the last six meetings in the North-East averaging 4.6 goals.

It's tempting to go for early drama, with the Magpies getting off the mark inside 30 minutes in each of their last three outings and City doing likewise in 64% of their contests this term. Instead, let's focus on that drama sustaining throughout.

Kev Hatchard

Back Getafe/Draw Double Chance v Atletico Madrid @ 1/1 (Sun, 17:30)

While Atletico Madrid are on the rise after a tough start to the campaign, this short trip to face Getafe is exactly the kind of game they have struggled in this term on their travels. They have lost at Espanyol and drawn at Alaves, Mallorca and Celta Vigo. These aren't the results of a title contender, and it's their form at the Metropolitano that's keeping the season afloat.

On that basis, I have to take on Atletico here. Getafe's only home defeat this term was a 1-0 loss to Real Madrid, and they have avoided defeat against Atleti in three of the clubs' last five La Liga meetings.

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