Saturday's 74/1 Mega Accumulator Tips

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Saturday's 74/1 Mega Accumulator
Chelsea v Brighton
Premier League
15:00
Both Teams to Score @ 1.57
"Chelsea are dealing with a bit of an injury crisis at the moment that is heavily affecting their performances, especially defensively. The most notable of these injuries is to Levi Colwill, who is missing for the season with an ACL injury, which has left Chelsea with serious issues at the back.
Enzo Maresca has been vocal about his desire for another centre back, citing the fact that his system requires a centre back that can break through the lines with passes. Only Tosin Adarabioyo and Colwill can fill in these roles, according to Maresca, which leaves Chelsea short-staffed in a crucial position for how they like to play.
I’d argue that if your system is wholly contingent on such a specific profile of player, then it makes sense to slightly tweak it to ensure that the rest of the side does not suffer. Maresca is yet to make this tweak and seems steadfast in his current system, which will inevitably see Chelsea keep conceding goals.
Chelsea have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches across all competitions, which shows the damaging effect of Colwill’s absence. Brighton will be aware of Chelsea’s issues and take advantage with their exciting attacking quartet - the Seagulls have seen BTTS in each of their last three Premier League matches against Tottenham, Bournemouth, and Manchester City.
The meeting between these teams at Stamford Bridge produced six goals as Chelsea ran out 4-2 winners over Fabian Hurzeler’s side."
Leeds v Bournemouth
Premier League
15:00
Bournemouth Double Chance @ 1.36
"Leeds have done well at Elland Road so far this season but they have come up against two passive sides in Everton and Newcastle that haven’t really gone after them. Bournemouth will be the exact opposite in their approach and their away performance against Tottenham really stood out to me.
Andoni Iraola’s side pressed Thomas Frank’s team into oblivion, not letting them have as much as a shot in the first half of their trip to North London. They won the game 1-0 but could have scored a few more with 20 shots in the game, six of which found the target. I think Leeds will struggle to deal with this intensity, which is often the critical factor as to why newly promoted sides struggle in the Premier League.
Bournemouth have won three of their five Premier League games so far this season, with their only loss coming on the opening day of the campaign against Liverpool. Bournemouth avoided defeat in 14 of their 19 Premier League games last season, scoring 35 goals across those matches (1.84 per game)."
Man City v Burnley
Premier League
15:00
Man City Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.72
"Man City have a dominant record against Burnley in recent seasons when the Clarets have been in the Premier League. Guardiola’s side have won each of the last five head-to-head meetings in the Premier League at the Etihad, by an aggregate scoreline of 20-1.
Burnley built a reputation for maintaining a stubborn rearguard in the Championship last season, but that has already unravelled this term. The Clarets conceded 16 goals across the entirety of the Championship season last year, but have already conceded eight goals in the Premier League across the opening five matches - conceding 3+ goals in their away trips to Man United and Tottenham.
Man City have picked up some form in recent weeks, with wins against Man United and Napoli, as well as earning a point on the road against Arsenal. Pep looks to be building towards a more settled side with the likes of Doku, Foden and Haaland starting to hit a rich vein of form, which can help City score a few goals here."
Watford v Hull
Championship
15:00
Both Teams to Score @ 1.72
"Any Hull City match at the moment is worth tuning into as a neutral. I remember that this time last season we were wondering why Acun Ilicali had appointed Tim Walter, and the case for the rock and roll football that the German was meant to bring wasn’t materialising. This season, the entertainment value definitely seems to be there.
Though investment was restricted in the summer, the recruitment of Oli McBurnie and Joe Gelhardt always looked like it was going to provide goals. The balance hasn’t quite been there, and the loss of Alfie Jones and Sean McLoughlin looks to be hurting Hull perhaps more than they anticipated defensively.
Watford are underperforming their attacking numbers at the moment. They are capable of scoring great goals, as seen from Nestory Irankunda’s free kicks, but, against Hull, they should have the opportunity to find a way to create more in open play.
I am convinced that Luca Kjerrumgaard is a good enough centre-forward for this level; it is about whether Watford can get themselves into better positions more regularly. Hull should provide the chance to do this.
Four of Hull’s last five matches have gone BTTS, and all of them over 2.5 goals, four of them over 3.5 goals as well. Watford have had back-to-back 1-0 defeats, but the three before that all saw BTTS."
Swindon v Bromley
League Two
15:00
Both Teams to Score @ 1.72
"As discussed when they won the same bet for us last week, Swindon, along with Salford and Newport, have the highest percentage of games that have seen both teams score in League Two so far this season, with seven out of nine games obliging. Their attacking numbers are really strong, the most shots on target per game in League Two, and the highest non-penalty xG, suggesting they are a constant threat.
Their opponents, Bromley, have the 3rd-highest non-penalty xG, but the area of the game where they excel the most is set pieces. They are averaging a goal per game from a set piece through nine games, which is highly impressive. They also take the most shots from set pieces and have the highest xG from them. This makes them a threat against any side in the division, but that's particularly relevant here against a Swindon side who have conceded the joint-most goals from set pieces in the league, with six."
Chesterfield v Newport
League Two
15:00
Both Teams to Score @ 1.83
"Chesterfield have seen BTTS land in three of their last four matches in all competitions.
Newport have seen BTTS land in teach of their last four matches in all competitions.
Our goals algorithm rates this game 1st for Both Teams to Score on Saturday, with a score of 7.48."
Hearts v Falkirk
Scottish Premiership
15:00
Hearts to Win @ 1.60
"Hearts have won 12 of their last 14 competitive games, stretching back to last season, so the odds of 1.60 on them to overcome Falkirk at home look extremely generous.
Derek McInnes’ side have had ample time to prepare for this clash. Their last outing was a 2-0 victory over Rangers a fortnight ago in a result that underlined the capacity of this team to match any club in Scotland over 90 minutes. Now the challenge is to prove they can do it over the course of a season.
The signs are positive that they can. Hearts have scored at least two goals in nine of their 10 competitive matches this season and have the squad depth that can solve all kinds of in-game problems.
Falkirk, meanwhile, are coming off the back of a 2-2 midweek draw against Hibs in which they emptied themselves. They had lost three of their four previous games, with the exception of a trip to out-of-form Aberdeen, in which the hosts were quickly reduced to 10 men.
I’m backing the sheer scoring power of Hearts to be too much for their opponents, who have conceded two or more in each of their five league games."
Nottingham Forest v Sunderland
Premier League
17:30
Sunderland Over 0.5 Goals @ 1.53
"Nottingham Forest have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their four matches under Ange Postecoglou so far, and I see them struggling to keep out the Black Cats, who have started the season strongly.
Forest are already adopting some of Postecoglou's attacking principles, which is leaving them a bit exposed at the back. I watched Forest in their 2-2 draw with Real Betis during the week, and it was a game that showcased the best and worst sides of ‘Angeball’ with Forest responding well to going 1-0 down, dragging the game to 2-1 before collapsing in the second half with Betis breaking their resolve in the 85th minute.
In truth, I still think it’s too drastic a stylistic change to expect a manager to implement when the season is already underway. Nuno Espirito Santo set up this side to play on the counter-attack and hold a deep line, Postecoglou demands the opposite, which explains the teething issues you’re seeing for Forest at the moment. Forest have conceded 2+ goals in three of their games under the Aussie, against Swansea, Betis, and Arsenal.
Burnley managed to score against Forest last time out and had 12 shots in the game, five of which found the target. Sunderland can take advantage of the risky approach from Nottingham Forest to get on the scoresheet here. Regis Le Bris’ side have scored in three of their five Premier League matches this season and even managed to score against Aston Villa with 10 men last time out."
Tottenham v Wolves
Premier League
20:00
Tottenham to Win @ 1.50
"This should be a pretty comfortable victory for Tottenham. They’ve started well under Thomas Frank, losing just one of their five Premier League matches as well as picking up wins in the Carabao Cup and Champions League.
It’s the exact opposite for Wolves who have lost all five of their Premier League matches so far this season with their only salvation coming in the Carabao Cup, which is where their only two wins of the season have come, against West Ham and Everton - both at home.
Wolves have conceded 13 goals across their five Premier League matches this season, which is more than any other side in the division. They’ve only scored three goals themselves, which is well below the scoring power required to compete in the Premier League. Wolves have conceded 2+ goals in three of their five Premier League matches this season, so even if they can find a way through the improved Tottenham backline, one goal is unlikely to be enough to keep Tottenham at bay here.
Tottenham have kept three clean sheets across their five Premier League matches this season. This is already half of the total number of clean sheets that Tottenham managed to keep in the Premier League last season. These metrics show that Tottenham are a much more solid side at the back under Thomas Frank, which makes them more appealing to back to win the game."

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