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Tuesday’s EFL Trophy Accumulator Tips
Wycombe v West Ham U21
The basis of this lies more with the away side than Wycombe, but it does help that the Chairboys seem to have refound some form themselves.
Wycombe won their first league game in twelve at the last week, notching three times in the process and they avoided defeat at Burton at the weekend as well with a Sam Vokes’ goal. Luke Leahy has put in some big performances recently as well, and with this competition reaching the final 16 teams, there is every chance that Wycombe go strong here.
West Ham U21 were excellent in the last round, smashing Colchester 4-0 away from home. Wycombe will be a tougher task, but that 4-0 sits in the middle of a run that has seen the young Hammers scoring masses of goals. Their last five matches have gone 5-1, 4-0, 3-1, 4-0 and 4-0 to West Ham.
No U21 team has ever reached the final of this competition since they were introduced in 2016, West Ham must surely fancy a bit of history-making and they have been the most impressive of the Academy sides in the competition as a whole.
Brighton U21 v Reading
The young Brighton team produced arguably the performance of the round last time out by beating a resurgent MK Dons outfit 4-0 at Stadium MK.
So far, Brighton haven’t lost any of their lineup from that tie to January loans, so they have retained the key players from their run so far. There are some real prospects in the squad, such as Mark O’Mahony who was brought over from Ireland as a young player, Samy Chouchane, who is 20 now and highly experienced in youth football, and former Man City starlet Luca Barrington.
Reading are in the goals at the moment as well as they look to fire themselves away from the relegation zone. Their points deduction is the only reason that they are anywhere ear the relegation zone at all though, without it they would be in safe midtable.
Femi Azeez has been excellent of late and the combination with Sam Smith and Harvey Knibbs is one that is full of creativity and goals right now. Their last three matches have finished 2-2, 2-2, and 3-2 and Reading haven’t failed to score since an away match at Charlton on 21st October, 17 matches ago.
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