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Saturday’s 6/1 Premier League Opening Day Accumulator Tips

Saturday’s 6/1 Premier League Opening Day Accumulator Tips

Friday 15 August, 20251 min read
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The ABC Editorial Team have a combined Sports Journalism experience of 20+ years. They love to crunch the numbers for all betting predictions, meticulously finding value in each selection. Football experts in their own right, they each bring specialists sports and leagues to the table. Whether it be football, horse racing, boxing, darts, or NFL, our team is equipped to bring you the most insightful and valuable betting tips around.

Here an acca comprised of one tip from each of the Saturday Premier League games - a £10 bet returns £67.20.

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Saturday's Premier League Accumulator Tips

Fixtures for: Saturday 16th August

Aston Villa v Newcastle

Premier League

12:30

Aston Villa Double Chance

"I really fancy Villa here, I would also take a look at backing them to win as a single at 2.20. Villa were one of only two sides to lose just one of their 19 home games last season, the other side to do this was the eventual league champions Liverpool, so it is a very impressive record that Villa should look to continue to build on this season. 

By contrast, Newcastle ranked 10th in the Premier League for their away record last season and only won eight of their 19 games on the road last term. Villa have won four of the last five head-to-head meetings between the sides when Villa are the home side, which is another bit of evidence to suggest that Unai Emery’s side can get off to a strong start to the season here. 

I also think the noise around Newcastle at the moment makes this a very difficult start to the season for Eddie Howe and his side. With the future of Alexander Isak still up in the air, everything around Newcastle just seems a little rotten at the moment, with the fans obviously enraged and Isak’s actions having an effect on Newcastle’s pre-season:

Celtic 4-0 Newcastle (L)

Arsenal 3-2 Newcastle (L)

K League All Stars 1-0 Newcastle (L)

Tottenham 1-1 Newcastle (D)

Newcastle 2-2 Espanyol (D)

Newcastle 0-2 Atletico Madrid (L)

Aston Villa have never drawn a game on the opening weekend of a Premier League season, so it is about time they do, and we still win if they do with this bet."

Tottenham v Burnley

Premier League

15:00

Tottenham to Win

"Tottenham should be able to start their season with a win against a side that are tipped to go straight back down following their promotion from the Championship last season.

Tottenham scored 64 goals last season (1.68 per game), which was considerably more than any other side in the bottom half of the Premier League last season.

Burnley, on the other hand, appear lacking in proven Premier League quality in attack, and I expect them to be outmatched by Spurs in Thomas Frank’s first Premier League game in charge."

Brighton v Fulham

Premier League

15:00

Both Teams to Score

"Fulham really struggled defensively last season, and I can see that continuing this year, especially against a Brighton side that can be pretty open themselves. The Cottagers only kept five clean sheets last season; only the three relegated sides kept fewer clean sheets than Fulham last term. BTTS landed in both head-to-heads last season."

Sunderland v West Ham

Premier League

15:00

Both Teams to Score

"The Stadium of Light will be rocking upon Sunderland’s return to the Premier League, and the Black Cats scored 32 goals in 23 games at home last season (1.39 per game).

West Ham were also leaky defensively away from home last term, conceding 28 goals on their travels (1.47 per game).

The Hammers do possess strong attacking firepower themselves in the form of skipper Jarrod Bowen and a rejuvenated Niclas Fullkrug, making this match look value for goals."

Wolves v Man City

Premier League

17:30

Man City Over 1.5 Goals

"While questions remain about Manchester City at the back, we can expect the Cityzens to be their usual free-scoring selves this season, starting at Molineux. City scored two goals in this fixture last season and scored two or more goals in 22 of their 38 matches (57.8%). 

Manchester City remained the top scorers at home last season, which shows just how strong their attacking setup is, with Pep Guardiola further reinforcing it during the summer transfer window. It appears as though Guardiola is setting up his side to once again get the most out of Erling Haaland, who scored 30% of Manchester City’s Premier League goals last season. 

City are still a bit shaky at the back, and the continued absence of Rodri in this early part of the season may make it a bit risky to back Manchester City to come away with a positive result, especially seeing as we don’t know how City will react to such a disappointing campaign last season. 

Wolves were far too open at the back last season, they conceded 69 goals across their 38 Premier League matches (1.81 per game), with only the three relegated sides conceding more goals than the Wanderers. 32 of those goals were conceded at home (1.68 per game)."

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An accumulator (acca) is a single bet that links together multiple Premier League selections. All selections must win for the bet to payout. It's a popular way to chase big returns from small stakes. 


Any bet containing two or more selections counts as an accumulator, and the selections can include a range of both team and player picks, for example; Liverpool to win v Bournemouth, Chelsea to draw v Man United, Bukayo Saka to have a shot on target v Brentford and Erling Haaland to score anytime v Brighton. These four selections can be combined into an acca.

On Andy’s Bet Club, our Premier League experts Ramis Ibrahim and Oli Nixon select our weekly Premier League accumulator tips. Between them, they have 10 years experience in the football tipping sphere, as well as plenty more experience betting themselves, so they know a value bet when they see it.


Ramis has an excellent knowledge of all things Premier League, he has experience in football analysis so is always up to date with the latest tactical tweaks and each team’s strengths and weaknesses, to help him spot value team and player bets that other tipsters won’t. 


Oli specialises in player prop markets, mainly shots and shots on target, while he is also keen on the more niche tackle markets, which can hold plenty of value.

Typically, bettors tend to place accas of four legs or five legs, however, this is a personal preference and depends on what combined odds you are looking for, as well as how many selections you think are good value and want to bet on.


The more legs you include, the higher the potential returns, but the chance of winning also decreases with each additional leg. Something important to note about accas is that if one leg loses, the whole bet loses, this is why you don’t want to go overboard with the number of selections.


Also, to avoid this, you can utilise bookie offers on accas, including SkyBet’s Acca Freeze or Paddy Power 2UP Early Payout. Bet365 also offer Two Goals Ahead Early Payout, as well as a Soccer Acca Boost. These offers can help give you the edge on acca betting.

The best bookie for Premier League accumulators is dependent on a few factors, including the number of selections in your acca, and the selections themself. Our on-site betting functionality allows you to compare live odds across bookies, simply add the selections to your ABC betslip and toggle between bookies to see which bookmaker offers the best price.


For the 2025/26 Premier League season, we will have all major four bookies integrated in our betslip; Paddy Power, bet365, SkyBet and Betfair. This is the easiest way to compare odds between these bookies and make sure you’re getting the best odds possible.


As well as best price being a factor in this, bookie offers on accas are another variable to consider. SkyBet’s Acca Freeze allows you to freeze a winning leg of your acca, but is only valid on selected markets, while bet365’s Soccer Acca Boost can see you get up to a 100% winnings boost on your football accumulators, depending on the number of selections in your acca.


If you have player selections in your acca, then Paddy Power’s Super Sub is a popular feature, which covers your bet if your player is subbed off. Bet365’s Sub On Play On and Betfair’s Safe Sub also both cover this.

The best markets for Premier League accas include team to win, both teams to score and over 2.5 goals, these markets are popular for Premier League accumulators. The Premier League is the most watched and popular league in the world, so it can be a challenge to find high-value team and player selections. 


Alternatively, markets like goalkeeper saves, team corners and cards, and handicap lines can be a good acca betting option.


Our experts are the best at finding under the radar bets that offer as much value as possible, always backed by expert insight and data. Player prop markets can offer plenty of value and be a strong betting option for accas, especially with Paddy Power’s Super Sub or bet365’s Sub On Play On applied.

Different bookies offer different incentives to choose them when backing a Premier League acca. SkyBet’s Acca Freeze offer is an excellent accumulator feature, offering you the chance to freeze a leg of your acca if it’s winning. 


For example, say you back Liverpool, Southampton, Reading, Swansea and Notts County all to win, if one of the teams take the lead in the match, you can choose to freeze this leg of the acca, so no matter what happens for the rest of the match, this selection will be settled as a winner. You could choose to freeze Notts County after they go 1-0 up, they could go on to lose 2-1, but because you utilised Acca Freeze, this leg wins.


Bet365’s Soccer Acca Boost is another strong acca promotion. You can get up to a 100% winnings boost on your football accas with bet365, depending on the number of selections in your acca. Winnings bonus %’s start from accas of two selections (2.5% bonus) and the bonus % increases alongside the number of selections in the bet. Four selections will give you a 7.5% winnings boost, while seven selections will get you a 15% boost. Accas of 20+ legs could see you land a 100% winnings boost.


Paddy Power and bet365’s two goals ahead early payout are also good offers for accas. This feature means that if the team you back goes two goals ahead at any point in the match, the selection will be settled as a winner, even if the team goes on to draw or lose the match. 


There was a match last season in which all three match markets would have won with two goals ahead early payout. Atletico Madrid v Barcelona ended 4-4, so your bet would have won if you’d backed a draw, however, both teams went two goals ahead at different points in the match, so if you had backed either team to win, your selection would have won, too.

This depends on various factors, for example, how much is your cash out offer? How long is there to go in the game? How many of your selections are winning? Has momentum in one of the games in your acca changed due to a red card or injury? There are a lot of factors to consider, and there is no right or wrong.


Many punters opt to never cash out their bets, and keep faith in their knowledge that they picked good selections, but this is down to personal preference. If one of your selections is winning, but the team is coming under heavy pressure late on, cashing out to ensure a return could be a good option for example. 


Another method worth considering is cashing out a portion of your stake, which several bookmakers offer. This can see you cash out a specific amount, while leaving some of your stake on the ongoing acca.

Yes, you can build your bets using markets from the same game. This is more commonly known as a bet builder, rather than an acca, and most bookies offer this feature. 


You can combine same-game markets including team selections like team to win, both teams to score, over 2.5 goals and handicap lines, as well as player markets, including player shots on target, player fouls, player cards and more.

Our league experts have an excellent track record with Premier League tips. We track our bets individually, and last season Oli Nixon boasted 6.09 points of profit over the whole season - if you had backed all of his Premier League tips individually with £10, you’d have been £60 in profit. If you had combined some of his bets into accas, you could have been up even more. 


Ramis won over 400 individual accumulator legs last season too, so you are in safe hands for the 25/26 campaign.

Currently, there is no way for us to alert our users when we push new acca tips live, however, you can keep up to date with all of our Premier League acca tips by bookmarking this page and returning to it whenever Premier League fixtures are coming up.


Likewise, you can keep up with Andy’s favourite bets on Andy’s Tips Centre.

This depends on which bookie you place your acca with. SkyBet’s Acca Freeze offers you the chance to freeze one leg of your acca if a team you back to win is winning at any point in the game. In this instance, the leg you freeze can go on to lose and the accumulator you back will still be paid out as a winning acca.


Another form of acca insurance is two goals ahead early payout, which bet365 and Paddy Power both offer. Paddy Power have offered a free bet in return if one leg of your acca lets you down in the past, while they still offer money back as a free bet promotions on various match bet builders, as well as on racing.

You can back our Premier League acca without leaving Andy’s Bet Club, thanks to our on-site betting functionality. You can add and remove selections to your ABC betslip, just as you would do on a bookie website or app, easily and smoothly on the website.


Currently, we have Paddy Power and Betfair available on our on-site betting functionality, we will also be adding SkyBet and bet365 very soon. Therefore, as long as you have an account with one of these four major bookies, you can back our Premier League accumulator tips without leaving Andy’s Bet Club.