Football Accumulator Tips: 7/1 Tuesday Treble features Real Madrid vs Man City

Shenzen vs Shanghai Shenhua - Shanghai Shenhua

The first match of the Tuesday treble is between Shanghai Shenhua and Shenzen in the Chinese Super League.

With the season only having kicked off, the visitors find themselves top after five games, with four wins and a draw from their opening five.

As for Shenzen, just one win and a draw in their opening five games means they’re sitting in 14th from 16.

With just the one goal conceded from their opening five, we think the current leaders will keep their good form running and beat Shenzen in the first game of our treble.

Partick Thistle vs Queens Park FC – Partick Thistle Win & Over 2.5 Goals

Queens Park FC travel to Partick Thistle in their Scottish Championship play-off first leg to see who will join the Scottish Premiership.

Whilst Partick won their last game against Queens Park by four goals to nil, it’s the visitors who have won three of the four fixtures they’ve played this season. Owen Coyle’s men beat Partick 4-0 in October, as well as two wins at Ochilview Park, but wins now is what matters.

With three of those four fixtures featuring over 2.5 goals, we think it’ll be another goal fest at Firhill Stadium, but we think the host’s will give them an advantage going into the second leg. Partick to win and over 2.5 goals in the match is our selection.

Real Madrid vs Manchester City – BTTS & Over 2.5 Goals

We finish our Tuesday treble with the biggest match of Real Madrid’s and Manchester City’s season so far in their Champions League semi-final first leg.

Both teams are strong favourites to win the competition in comparison to the Milan teams on the other side of the draw, and many pundits expect the winner of this tie to go on and win the whole thing.

There is the opportunity of revenge for the Manchester City players who came so agonisingly close to reaching last year’s final, but were blown away by a late brace from super sub Rodrygo.

The Brazilian winger is in good form once again, having scored two goals in both their quarter-final second leg win over Chelsea and the Copa del Rey final against Osasuna.

The difference between the City team of last season and this year is the addition of Erling Haaland. Having scored 35 Premier League goals, he became the highest goalscorer in a single season and continues to rip the record book up.

His incredible Champions League form is there for all to see, having 12 goals in this years competition and an impressive minute per goal ratio. They have won 10 straight league games in a row and should come to the Bernabeu full of confidence with the second leg to play in front of their own fans.

They have played each other four times in the last three UCL campaigns, and each game featured over 2.5 goals with both teams getting on the scoresheet. Whilst we don’t know which way the game is going to go, we think both teams will show their attacking potential in abundance.