This Saturday's FavFive accumulator is a five-fold covering action across the English leagues. With the Premier League hit by postponements, we delve into the EFL in search of a winner. The acca pays 32/1 at the best odds on oddschecker, compared to 25/1 with one bookmaker.

Use oddschecker's accumulator page to compare odds between over 20 bookmakers and build your weekend accas at the best odds.

Aston Villa to win vs Burnley

Villa have played six games under Steven Gerrard and they’ve won an impressive four of those. In fact, the only two they failed to win were against Manchester City and Liverpool and both came by just a one-goal margin. Burnley have won just one game this season and the hosts have shown they can swat aside the lesser lights under the new boss.

Nottingham Forest to win vs Hull

The good form shown from Forest since Steve Cooper took charge may have gone slightly under the radar. The tricky trees have recorded an impressive W7, D6, L1 record under his watch and that only defeat was against high flying Fulham.

They’ve only conceded more than one goal in 1/14 games under Cooper and will fancy their chances of getting another victory as they welcome relegation-threatened Hull to the City Ground.

Rotherham to win vs Cambridge

Rotherham look like they’re cruising to promotion in a stacked League 1 and they’re doing it in style. They’re clearly benefiting from the compound effects of having long-serving and likeable manager Paul Warne at the helm and it seems like they’re playing on auto-pilot.

The Millers are now unbeaten in 15, winning 10 of those and they’ve already seen off Cambridge this season.

Newport to win vs Rochdale

James Rowberry has made a real impression at Newport and the Exiles have lost just 1 of their last 12 league games. They have the leagues, top scorer, in Dom Telford and they’ll fancy their chances of knocking a few in against a porous Rochdale backline.

Salford to win vs Stevenage 

Salford are one of the most inconsistent sides this season in League 2 and are coming off a loss to high flying Mansfield so it would not be a surprise to see them bounce back with a win over lowly Stevenage on Saturday. Paul Tisdale is yet to have the desired effect at Stevenage and it could be a write off of a season for them.