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·19 de dezembro de 2025
Weekend ACCA Tips: Back the Betfair tipsters' 50/1 multi in the EPL, EFL and La Liga

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·19 de dezembro de 2025


This week's Accas pay out at 50/1
Goals have been flying in at either end when Crewe have been involved of late. Save for a goalless draw at Oldham their most recent seven outings have produced 4.4 per 90.
Their last four league fixtures at home have ended 3-2, 3-1, 3-3 and 2-2 so Gresty Road residents have been getting plenty of bang for their buck.
Rovers have lost ten on the bounce, shipping in 3+ goals in six of them, but appointed Steve Evans in the week so they should at least be fired up. Their awful defence though will not be reconstructed overnight
Jack Critchley
Preston are always a tricky customer at Deepdale, and although they haven't necessarily been the prettiest to watch, they do tend to find a way to get on the scoresheet here. Norwich are revitalised under Clement, and they have been scoring for fun. Defensively, they are still waiting for their first clean sheet under the Belgian. It is unlikely to come here.
Read Jack's Championship Tipsheet here.
Leyton Orient's inconsistent form, home and away, makes them vulnerable here against a well organised Bradford team who are far higher in the table.
It isn't often you can back a team that are second in League One at a price of 9/5, but that's how the Bantams are price up and it looks generous.
Orient will be missing star striker Aaron Connolly, which makes life tougher for the O's to break down a defence that has conceded just nine on the road all season and arrive into this game with three successive clean sheets.
Kev Hatchard
I think Barca can make it three La Liga away wins on the spin, and this could be similar to their wins at Celta Vigo (4-2) and Real Betis (5-3). Barca have only kept one clean sheet away from home in the league, and that was back in August, so I'll back Barca to win and Both Teams To Score on the Sportsbook at 6/4.
Read Kev's European Tipsheet here here.
Altough Manchester United are unbeaten in five on the road (W3, D2) and scoring plenty of goals, their team has been severely disrupted by losing a trio of players to AFCON, including Bryan Mbuemo and Amad Diallo, and Casemiro to suspension, which makes up three players who have been starting regularly of late.
Aston Villa have an excellent home record and they're in scintillating form having won 10 of their last 11 Premier League games. I'd have them at odds-on at home to beat United on any give day currently, but at home to a United team with so many players missing I don't understand why Villa are odds against at 11/10.









































