Football Accumulator Tips: Saturday 19/1 FavFour backs Ipswich

Burnley vs Fulham – Fulham 

Burnley face a crucial battle to escape the relegation zone, and will be relying on their historical success against Fulham. This game marks the first leg of our Saturday FavFour. 

The upcoming Premier League match, finds Burnley in 19th place with 12 points, trailing seven points behind the safety spots. 

Despite being one of the lowest-scoring teams with only 22 goals, they strive to break free from their recent setback, having lost 3-1 to Manchester City in their last match. 

Fulham, currently 12th with 25 points, suffered a 2-0 defeat to Burnley in their previous encounter, marking Burnley's last league victory. 

Although Fulham stands seven points clear of relegation, their recent form, with just one win in the last six games and a goal drought, poses a threat. 

Fulham have lost their last three away league games and remains one of the lowest-scoring teams with only 28 goals, adding to their challenges in the upcoming fixture.

We are backing a Fulham to Take the spoils on this occasion and get back to winnings ways as they look to climb up the table. 

Newcastle vs Luton – Newcastle 

Newcastle United will be looking to reignite their quest for European Football as they face Luton at St. James' Park.

Currently occupying the 7th spot with 32 points from 22 matches, the Magpies trail three points behind sixth-placed West Ham.

Following an impressive 3-1 away victory against Aston Villa, marking their third win in four matches, Newcastle is eager to climb the points table. 

Luton Town, positioned 17th with 19 points from 21 games, teeters just a point above the relegation zone.
However, recent positive performances, including a remarkable 4-0 win over Brighton and three wins in their last five league games, have instilled hope of avoiding relegation. 

We are backing a raucous Newcastle Crowd to be up for this one and expect Eddie Howe’s men to take the spoils on Tyne-Side. 

Norwich vs Coventry – Coventry

Norwich City and Coventry City, both eyeing promotion through the Championship playoffs, clash at Carrow Road this weekend, each eager to secure a crucial three points. 

Norwich enters the match following two consecutive defeats, one in the league against Leeds and the other in the FA Cup against Liverpool at Anfield. 

Despite these setbacks, David Wagner's team, previously in good form, aims to regain positivity, facing a Coventry side they haven't lost to since February 2009, enjoying a nine-game unbeaten streak. 
Coventry City, with six defeats in 14 away games this season, have shown improvement on the road recently, winning three of their last four matches against Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough, and Sunderland, and drawing the other against Leeds. 

Unbeaten in their last ten league games, with six wins and four draws, Mark Robins' team enters the clash with confidence. 

The tendency for both teams to score in six of their last eight games suggests a potential for goals at both ends, aligning with Norwich City's pattern of both teams scoring in 62% of their league games this season.

We are going for Coventry on this occasion, in what is set to be a closely fought game .

Preston vs Ipswich – Ipswich 

Preston and Ipswich gear up for a crucial clash at Deepdale on Saturday, both teams desperate for a win to rejuvenate their seasons. 

 PNE have struggled in the Championship, winning only three of their last 13 games, losing eight and drawing two, including a recent 1-1 draw with Millwall. While PNE managed solid home wins against Bristol City and Leeds, a disappointing loss to Sheffield Wednesday interrupted their positive streak.

Notably, more than 71% of Preston's home games this season have witnessed over 2.5 goals, with an equal percentage seeing both teams score.

Ipswich Town, previously chasing table-toppers Leicester City, have faced setbacks with just one win in their last seven Championship games, a 2-1 victory over Sunderland. 

Goals have become scarce for Ipswich recently, but their matches still boast an average of over 3.07 goals per game, the third-highest in the League. 61% of their games have seen both teams score, and 57% have featured over 2.5 goals. Kieran

McKenna's team suffered a significant setback in the FA Cup, losing 2-1 to non-league Maidstone United at home, creating a need for a strong response. 

Although Ipswich comfortably beat Preston earlier this season, the match at Deepdale adds an element of unpredictability to the outcome. We are backing Ipswich to take the points on the road and close the gap at the top of the table.