We were one leg off a 9/1 winner in yesterday's 9/1 EFL accumulator and we've back with a four-fold for Sunday's Nations League.
Sunday's Nations League schedule provides the focus for our latest accumulator, with four selections combining for a 5/1 four-fold.
Denmark and Austria are backed to make home advantage count against Wales and Kosovo respectively, while we switch to the Both Teams to Score market for two of the standout League A fixtures as Norway host Portugal and Germany face Greece.
Denmark vs Wales: Denmark to win
Denmark are backed to respond to their opening Nations League defeat by taking three points against Wales at Parken.
Brian Riemer's side lost 3-2 away to Norway on Thursday, but there were still positives in the way they responded after falling 2-0 behind inside 18 minutes. Denmark fought back to level at 2-2 before Erling Haaland's second goal eventually settled the contest.
Wales also began with a defeat, losing 1-0 away to Portugal, and now face another difficult League A trip. Their preparations have also been disrupted by injuries, with Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead and Karl Darlow among those withdrawing from Craig Bellamy's squad.
The matchup has also favoured Denmark in recent meetings. The Danes are two wins from the two in Nations League meetings between the countries, scoring four times and conceding once.
With Denmark returning to Copenhagen and Wales coming off another away defeat, Denmark to win provides the opening leg of Sunday's accumulator.
Austria vs Kosovo: Austria to win
Austria are backed to make it two wins from two in Nations League Group B3 when they host Kosovo.
Ralf Rangnick's side opened their campaign with a 3-1 victory over Israel, producing 18 attempts and eight shots on target before late goals from Philipp Mwene and Sasa Kalajdzic sealed the three points.
Austria were already one of League B's most productive attacking sides in the previous Nations League campaign, and their opening performance suggests they retain plenty of threat despite changes following the World Cup.
Kosovo also started with a win, beating the Republic of Ireland 1-0, so they should not be underestimated. However, this represents a significant increase in difficulty against Group B3's top seeds away from home.
With Austria beginning the group strongly and possessing the greater depth and international experience, an Austria victory makes the second leg.
Norway vs Portugal: Both Teams to Score
Norway and Portugal both made winning starts to Nations League Group A4, and the attacking quality on show makes Both Teams to Score an appealing third selection.
Norway opened with a 3-2 victory over Denmark, with Erling Haaland scoring twice as Stale Solbakken's side continued their excellent attacking form. Their promotion to League A has not reduced their willingness to play on the front foot.
The concern remains defensively. Norway conceded twice against Denmark and have developed a pattern of high-scoring games, giving Portugal plenty of encouragement despite the hosts' attacking strength.
Portugal began the Jorge Jesus era with a 1-0 victory over Wales, and their array of attacking talent should pose a considerably tougher test for Norway's back line. At the same time, keeping Haaland and Norway quiet at Ullevaal will be no straightforward task.
With Norway capable of scoring against virtually anyone but still vulnerable defensively, Both Teams to Score looks the strongest angle in Oslo.
Germany vs Greece: Both Teams to Score
Germany should carry most of the attacking initiative against Greece, but their recent defensive record makes backing both sides to score more appealing than taking the hosts at a short price.
Jürgen Klopp's first game as Germany head coach ended in a 1-1 draw with the Netherlands. Felix Nmecha put Germany ahead in Amsterdam before Cody Gakpo equalised in stoppage time, denying Klopp a winning start.
That continued a wider trend, with Both Teams to Score landing in eight of Germany's last nine matches. Germany have enough attacking talent to create chances consistently, but clean sheets have been much harder to come by.
Greece showed on Thursday that they are capable of punishing League A opposition away from home. They came from behind to win 2-1 in Serbia, with Christos Tzolis equalising before Anastasios Douvikas struck the winner in stoppage time. Greece dominated much of the contest, recording 26 shots to Serbia's nine.
With Germany regularly conceding and Greece arriving after an excellent attacking display in Belgrade, Both Teams to Score completes Sunday's 5/1 accumulator.
