Both Teams to Score Tip: 5/1 Accumulator for Saturday's EFL

The Championship is back, and opening weekend looks full of goals. Three standout fixtures all feature teams arriving with positive attacking momentum, making Both Teams to Score a strong angle across the board.

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• Sheffield United vs Birmingham City – Both Teams to Score Yes

• Bristol City vs Millwall – Both Teams to Score Yes

• Charlton Athletic vs Derby County – Both Teams to Score Yes

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Bristol City vs Millwall – Both Teams to Score

Ashton Gate looks set for a competitive contest between two sides with attacking threats. Bristol City have added proven League One scorers Lorent Tolaj and Dom Ballard, while Sam Greenwood and Rio Cardines further strengthen the final third. Millwall finished third last season with 24 league wins and have also refreshed their squad, including the arrival of Mathis Servais, while they scored in their recent cup tie against QPR. The Robins have shown they can create chances, highlighted by a 4-1 pre-season win over Newcastle, but they have also conceded in several recent matches. With both teams entering the new season with reasons for optimism, goals at both ends appeal.

Charlton Athletic vs Derby County – Both Teams to Score

Charlton impressed in their EFL Cup opener, scoring three first-half goals against Cheltenham, with Matt Godden, Sonny Carey and Tyreece Campbell all on the scoresheet. Derby were beaten by Lincoln but still found the net through a superb strike from new signing Sammie Szmodics, and the Rams retain attacking quality through Carlton Morris and the creative additions made this summer. Charlton’s late-season defensive record was less convincing, with just one win in their final nine league games, while Derby’s away matches were often open last season. Both teams have enough attacking talent to score, making BTTS a solid angle.

Sheffield United vs Birmingham City – Both Teams to Score

There is a strong case for goals at both ends at Bramall Lane. Sheffield United have started the season well, beating Mansfield 3-0 in the EFL Cup, with Patrick Bamford already off the mark, while their pre-season run produced four wins and two draws. Birmingham also arrive in excellent form, winning all five pre-season matches before securing a 1-0 victory away to Swansea in the cup. The Blues finished only four points above Sheffield United last season and possess genuine attacking quality through Jay Stansfield, who has scored 41 league goals across the last three campaigns. With both sides aiming to challenge for promotion and carrying momentum into the opener, each looks capable of finding the net.