Football Accumulator Tips: 13/2 Wednesday Treble predicts goals at the Amex

Brighton vs Manchester City – Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals

Fresh from lifting their third successive Premier League title, champions Manchester City travel to the Amex Stadium to face Brighton & Hove Albion in the penultimate game of the top-flight campaign.

Man City head to the Amex having scored 33 goals in 11 top-flight meetings against Brighton and have never failed to make the net ripple during this run, while they have also won each of their last 25 Premier League matches played on a Wednesday by an aggregate score of 68-11; the longest winning run by any team on a specific day in the division's history.

Brighton have won three of their last four home games and if a much-rotated City side comes in they will fancy their chances of possibly grabbing all three points in this game.

With both teams playing an attractive brand of attacking football, this will leave plenty of opportunities for both sides, so we can see goals in this one and have gone for both teams to see the net ripple and over 2.5 goals.

Real Betis vs Getafe – Real Betis

Having failed to create some breathing space in their battle against La Liga relegation last time out, Getafe take to the road to meet European hopefuls Real Betis at the Estadio Benito Villamarin.

Manuel Pellegrini's side held local rivals Sevilla to a goalless stalemate in their most recent affair, while their visitors also shook hands on a point in a 1-1 draw with Elche.

Both sides have struggled to show ruthlessness in front of goal, with goals coming in at a premium at Estadio Benito Villamarin. Betis have failed to score in two of their last four matches but face a Getafe side who are desperate for points so chances will be there.

Getafe historically struggle for inspiration in the final third against the Verdiblancos, though, and with Bordalas's side continuing to come up short on their travels, Betis can eke out a slender win to keep their hopes of a top-five finish alive while simultaneously harming Getafe's survival chances further.

Espanyol vs Atletico Madrid – Atletico Madrid

On the back of a potentially priceless win at the weekend, relegation-battling Espanyol welcome Atletico Madrid to the RCDE Stadium for Wednesday night's La Liga showdown.

The hosts saw off Rayo Vallecano 2-1 at the weekend in a major boost to their survival prospects, while Diego Simeone's men cruised past Osasuna 3-0.

Espanyol managed to hold Atletico to a 1-1 draw in the Spanish capital back in November, but Simeone's side ran out 2-1 winners at the RCDE Stadium last season and are unbeaten in five against their Catalonian counterparts since a shock 3-0 beating away from home in May 2019.

Both sides have found the back of the net in the last five meetings between Espanyol and Atletico Madrid, and such a sequence should certainly continue on Wednesday given their respective penchants for goalscoring.

The hosts certainly have more to play for than their podium-chasing visitors at this stage, but their lingering defensive concerns should prove fatal against a rampant Atletico crop