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Tuesday’s National League Accumulator Tips
Barnet have opened the season by winning seven and losing three of their opening 10 games. They now sit top of the table following the comfortable 3-0 win over Wealdstone on Saturday night.
The three defeats that they have suffered have been against the run of play as they won the xG battle on all three occasions. Saturday’s victory over Wealdstone was as routine as they come as they won 3-0 with a xG (expected goals) win of 2.29-0.48 with Wealdstone having just one shot on target. They should be fresh here even with the tight turnaround.
They sit top of the xPTS (expected points) table with no team having generated more xG with 22 goals scored from 19.33 xG whilst at the back they have conceded 11 goals from a xGA (expected goals against) of 8.31. They have now won the xG battle in every game this season averaging 1.93 xG per game and 0.83 xGA.
Aldershot have started with a more mixed record of three wins and four draws from their opening 10, and are now winless in four matches. Two of their three victories have been on the road with their only home win coming when they beat second-bottom Maidenhead 4-3. The Shots are in 20th position for xPTS and 24th for xGA with 15.96 with 15 goals conceded.
Braintree are struggling following their promotion to the National League with just one win from 12, and seven defeats to start the season. Their four stalemates have come in consecutive games with three 0-0 draws. The 1-1 draw with Solihull Moors was a good result, as was the home win over 14th placed Aldershot, but highlights of the season have been few and far between. They lost the xG battle 1.46-0.38 against Solihull but were good value for the win against the Shots.
They struggle at both ends with 0.56 goals scored but 1.22 conceded, sitting 18th on xPTS, and 21st in the league standings. Only three teams have had fewer shots per 90 minutes this season
Halifax, meanwhile, sit ninth in the table with four wins and four draws from their first 10, with both defeats coming at home. On the road they have won two and drawn two with only one goal conceded so far. They were slightly fortunate to only concede one goal with an xGA of 1.15. I don’t foresee this being a high scoring game with Halifax having one of the lowest number of touches inside the opposition penalty area this season. Halifax should keep the game tight and avoid defeat.
Sutton matches this season have averaged 3.20 goals per 90 minutes and at home this increases to 4.0. They have scored in four of their home games, scoring twice or more in three. Both teams have found the net in three of five at home and six of 10. So far this season the hosts have kept just the two clean sheets, conceding an average of 1.5 goals per game.
They sit sixth for the highest number of shots taken and second for shots on target conceded. Only four teams have generated more xG than Sutton. They are the fifth highest scorers in the league with 17 goals.
Yeovil on the road have seen an average of 3.40 goals per game. They started with a 1-0 win over Braintree and lost to Oldham at the weekend by the only goal in the game, but this was sandwiched by results of 3-1, 1-3 and 4-3.
Between the two sides there have been just four clean sheets in their 20 combined games so far this season.
The hosts are yet to keep a clean sheet at home this season, conceding an average of 1.60 goals per home game. At home they have won one and drawn two of their opening five. However, the two draws have been against sides that sit 21st and 22nd, whilst the victory was against Maidenhead who currently sit 23rd in the standings. Southend, who have been inconsistent this season put four past them on Saturday in a 4-2 home defeat.
York looks the team to beat this season. They have won six and lost only one of their first 10 fixtures. They currently sit third, although they are fifth on xPTS. They are also fifth for the number of shots taken and for the greatest number of touches taken in the opposition penalty area. On the road they have been impressive with their underlying performances, winning the xG battle in all game.
The hosts have been unfortunate conceding 1.6 goals per 90 minutes at home from an xGA of 0.76, but the visitors could make them pay if they switch off.
Eastleigh have been excellent at home this term, going unbeaten with four wins in five and scoring 12 goals in the process. They do most of their good work at home having suffered three straight defeats on the road conceding at least two goals in them all.
The 4-2 win over fifth placed Rochdale was impressive and should give them confidence as they welcome Woking who have struggled on the road this term with one win and two losses from five games, their only victory coming against a struggling Ebbsfleet side, who have only five points from their opening 10 games.
Woking have failed to score in three of their five away games. They failed to register a shot on target in the games against Braintree and Rochdale and so far, this season they have generated an average of only 0.57 xG. Excluding the Ebbsfleet game they have registered just two shots on target and 30 shots at goals.
The hosts may only need a goal here to claim the three points.
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