Three EFL Win tips combined to make a 25/1 accumulator.
Our EFL accumulator for Wednesday features MK Dons, Charlton, and Burton to win.
It can be backed at a best price of 26/1 with 10Bet.
Burton Albion to Win
Burton Albion look well placed to bounce back from Saturday's defeat when they welcome AFC Wimbledon to the Pirelli Stadium. The Brewers have already shown their quality this season with a win over Leicester City, while their opponents have endured a difficult start on their travels. Wimbledon have lost all three of their away games this campaign, conceding seven goals and scoring just once, which could prove decisive against a Burton side with home advantage. The Dons' narrow victory over Wigan will have lifted spirits, but their attacking struggles remain a concern, having failed to score in three of their last five matches. Burton also have an outstanding recent record in this fixture, going unbeaten in their last 11 competitive meetings with Wimbledon. With Bowyer's side keen to respond after their first league defeat, the Brewers can make home advantage count and return to winning ways.
MK Dons to Win
MK Dons look the more appealing side in Wednesday's clash with Wigan, despite still searching for their first League One victory. Paul Warne's side have drawn all three of their opening league games, including against Oxford United, Huddersfield Town and Leicester City, showing they are capable of competing at this level. Wigan, by contrast, have lost all three of their league fixtures and are struggling badly in front of goal, failing to score in either of their last two matches. The Dons also boast an impressive away record from last season, losing just four of their 23 League Two away games, while Aaron Collins has already scored twice in three league appearances this term. With Wigan's confidence likely to be low after three consecutive defeats, MK Dons can finally turn their promising start into three points.
Charlton Athletic to Win
Charlton have made a flying start to the Championship campaign and there is plenty to suggest they can maintain their perfect record with another victory at West Brom. Nathan Jones' side have won all three of their league matches, beating Derby, West Ham and Preston, while their defensive organisation has been particularly impressive in the opening weeks. West Brom, meanwhile, were beaten 3-1 by Middlesbrough on Saturday despite James Morrison's claims that his side were in control for long spells. The Baggies have also now lost their last two games in all competitions, conceding six goals in the process. Charlton's momentum makes them an appealing option in the match-winner market.
