Matthew O'Regan has picked out an 8/1 accumulator his weekly EFL tipping column, he landed 10/3 and 10/11 winners last weekend.
Leg 1: Stockport Win vs Blackpool
The Hatters just missed out on promotion last year, losing in the playoff semi-finals to eventual defeated finalists Leyton Orient. Dave Challinor refreshed his squad, with many stalwarts moved on for a fresher batch.
This inevitably led to a slow start to the season, but Stockport still have lost just twice this season as they sit seventh in the league. Challinor’s side are averaging 1.55 xG per 90 and come into this fresh off beating Huddersfield away from home.
Steve Bruce was sacked as Blackpool manager after a poor start to the season that has seen them languishing in the relegation zone, just one point off the bottom of the table. A 0-2 loss at home to relegation favourites AFC Wimbledon was evidently the straw that broke the camel’s back, with the Blackpool hierarchy deciding to part ways with the 64-year-old after full time.
In this defeat, The Seasiders had just four shots and have now lost seven from 11, accumulating the lowest xG (7.44) in the league.
Leg 2: Grimsby vs Colchester – Both Teams To Score
Two teams with promotion ambitions in Grimsby and Colchester do battle at Blundell Park.
The Mariners have made national headlines for dumping Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United out of the EFL Cup on penalties, but their league form has also been steady. Grimsby sit third in the league on 21 points, just four off table toppers Walsall. David Artell’s side are the league’s top scorers with 23 goals, only failing to score on two occasions. At home, they have scored a league high 13 goals in five games, accumulating ten points in this time. BTTS has landed in 3/5 at home.
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Colchester have had a torrid start to the season but still harbour top seven ambitions, especially after dismantling title favourites Chesterfield 6-2 in a commanding performance. With 16 goals conceded and 16 scored, BTTS has landed in a league high 8/11 league games for The U’s.
Leg 3: Crewe vs Bromley- Both Teams To Score
Crewe’s inconsistency sums up the unpredictable nature of League Two. The Railwaymen currently sit fifth in the league after back to back wins, at home to Notts County and away to Harrogate- both ending 2-1. BTTS has landed in 6/11 for Lee Bell’s side who have only failed to score in one home game.
Bromley have had a chaotic start to the campaign, currently occupying 13th position after five games without a win. Andy Woodman’s side have scored 17 goals and conceded 15 in 11 games with BTTS landing in 6/11. Both meetings between these sides last year saw BTTS with Crewe winning 1-2 and 4-1.
Leg 4: Bristol Rovers vs MK Dons- Both Teams To Score
Bristol Rovers were relegated in a dismal League One campaign, with fan favourite Darrell Clarke brought back to the club. After a slow start, taking just one point from their opening four, The Gas have taken 17 points from the last seven with a 2-1 loss at Walsall at halting the momentum. BTTS has landed in the last five for Bristol Rovers and 7/11.
Under the pragmatic Paul Warne, MK Dons started the season with low-margin games but have picked up now in recent weeks, with seven of their last eight games seeing BTTS and their last five games seeing 18 goals. 4/5 of their away games have seen BTTS so a high scoring game could be in store in Gloucestershire.
The four-fold is widely available at 8/1, make sure you are using the Oddschecker Accumulator page to get the best price on your accas this weekend.
