England
Bolton
Tuesday
West Ham
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Tuesday's EFL Accumulator 🏴📊 @ 6.20

This Acca covers the Championship & EFL Cup
West Ham picked up a much-needed win last time out, beating Derby County 3-0 in their strongest performance of the season so far.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side dominated from start to finish in that win over the Rams, limiting the visitors to just four shots in the 90 minutes.
They've got a good opportunity to follow that up with another win on Tuesday, as they travel to Bolton.
Bolton head into this one off the back of a 4-0 defeat to Millwall, and they're likely to be pushed onto the back foot for the majority of the contest against West Ham.
Both of these teams are in good form heading into this match, but we're backing Southampton to pick up three points on home soil.
The Saints have lost just once in this year's league campaign. They head into this match needing a win after a late equaliser denied them victory against Lincoln at the weekend.
Swansea won't be a pushover for them though, especially considering the Swans are top of the Championship table, and unbeaten so far in the second-tier this term.
Southampton are unbeaten in their last nine matches against Swansea, and they should be strong enough to win on Tuesday.
Wrexham have scored in all but one of their Championship matches so far this season, and they'll be confident of causing Burnley further problems.
Burnley threw away a 1-0 lead against Bristol City at home on Saturday, as they conceded twice late on.
They've struggled on their travels as well, having conceded seven goals in their opening two away matches, which have both resulted in defeats.
They do have some attacking quality though, and so we're expecting both teams to score in this match.
Bournemouth have looked sharp this season, and the Cherries should have more than enough quality to see off the challenge of Championship side Lincoln City in the EFL Cup.
Bournemouth deserved a point in their recent 2-2 draw with Newcastle at St James' Park, and should dominate proceedings against the Imps on Tuesday evening.
Lincoln aren't a possession-based team, and Bournemouth have the players in their squad who are capable of breaking through a stubborn Imps defence.












