We've picked out a 13/1 five-fold for Tuesday's EFL League One and League matches.
Check out our 13/1 accumulator for Tuesday's EFL League One and League Two action, with a full midweek schedule for both leagues.
Doncaster vs Stockport: Stockport to win
Stockport are backed at around 19/20 to continue their push at the top of League One when they travel to Doncaster on Tuesday night.
Jimmy McNulty's side sit second in the table, just one point off top spot, after winning their last three league matches.
Their attacking numbers have also been among the strongest in the division. Stockport have scored 21 goals across 10 league matches, while Kyle Wootton leads the way with eight goals in 10 appearances, making him the joint-top scorer in League One.
Doncaster sit 17th and were beaten 2-1 at Leicester on Saturday, ending a run of three straight wins across all competitions. Grant McCann's side had shown signs of improvement before that defeat, but they now face one of the division's form teams and are also dealing with several absentees.
There is also a strong recent head-to-head trend in Stockport's favour. Doncaster have failed to beat County in their last seven meetings across all competitions, although they did eliminate Stockport on penalties after a 1-1 EFL Cup draw earlier this season.
With Stockport carrying three straight league victories, superior attacking numbers and the division's joint-leading scorer into the game, Stockport to win at around 19/20 looks a strong opening leg of Tuesday's EFL accumulator.
Oxford vs Wigan: Oxford to win
Oxford are backed at around 19/20 to make home advantage count against bottom-of-the-table Wigan at the Kassam Stadium.
Aaron Ramsey’s side have lost just one of their opening eight League One matches, winning four and drawing three to sit narrowly outside the play-off places on 15 points. They also come into Tuesday unbeaten in five across all competitions, with recent league results including a 3-0 home win over Burton and a 2-1 victory at Notts County.
Wigan did end a four-match winless league run by beating Reading 1-0 on Saturday, but their wider numbers remain poor. Gary Caldwell’s side have lost five of their opening nine league matches and sit bottom of League One, while scoring only six goals across those nine fixtures.
Wigan are without a win in four league matches on the road, while Oxford remain unbeaten at home. The visitors are also missing defender James Carragher through suspension, with Morgan Fox, Ryan Trevitt and Akeel Higgins among several other absentees.
With Oxford proving far more consistent, carrying the stronger home record and facing a Wigan side still rooted to the bottom despite Saturday’s win, Oxford to win at around 19/20 looks a strong second leg of Tuesday’s EFL accumulator.
Cambridge vs Wycombe: Both Teams to Score
Cambridge and Wycombe both bring strong scoring records into Tuesday night's meeting at the Abbey Stadium, making Both Teams to Score at around 4/7 an appealing third leg.
Cambridge have scored in all 10 of their League One matches this season, with BTTS landing in nine of those 10 fixtures. At home, Neil Harris' side have found the net in all five league games, while both teams have scored in four of them. Their latest outing was a 2-1 victory at Barnsley, extending their unbeaten run in all competitions to nine matches.
Wycombe's numbers point in the same direction. The Chairboys have also scored in every League One match this season, with BTTS landing in eight of 10 overall and three of four away from home. They are averaging 1.5 goals per away game but conceding two per match on their travels.
Their away results underline that attacking threat and defensive vulnerability. Wycombe have already been involved in a 5-1 defeat at Stockport and a 3-2 win at Leyton Orient, while even their recent improvement under Tom Hounsell has not completely removed the possibility of open games.
With Cambridge hitting BTTS in 90% of their league fixtures, Wycombe in 80%, and neither side having failed to score in League One this season, Both Teams to Score at around 4/7 looks a strong third leg of Tuesday's EFL accumulator.
Chesterfield vs Colchester: Chesterfield to win
Chesterfield are backed at around 8/13 to make home advantage count when struggling Colchester visit the SMH Group Stadium.
Paul Cook's side sit seventh in League Two and have produced some of their best football at home. Their last four league matches at the SMH Group Stadium have brought a 3-3 draw with Barnet, a 2-0 victory over York, a 4-2 win against Tranmere and a 1-1 draw with Gillingham, giving them two wins and two draws across that sequence.
Colchester's away record is the clearest reason to oppose them. The U's are without an away league victory this season, taking just two points from five trips. They have drawn at Accrington and Shrewsbury but lost at Bristol Rovers, Swindon and Newport, scoring only five times across those five away matches.
Their overall form has also been underwhelming. Saturday's 0-0 draw with Exeter extended Colchester's winless League Two run to six matches, while they entered the weekend down in 19th place. Injuries also forced Danny and Nicky Cowley into several changes for that game, adding another concern ahead of a quick turnaround on Tuesday night.
Chesterfield were beaten 1-0 at Port Vale on Saturday, but that was their first blank in six league matches and came against a Vale side that recorded a fifth consecutive home clean sheet. Back at the SMH Group Stadium against a Colchester team yet to win away, Chesterfield at around 8/13 looks a solid fourth leg of Tuesday's EFL accumulator.
Barnet vs Swindon: Barnet to win
Barnet are backed at around 8/15 to continue their excellent start to the League Two season when out-of-form Swindon visit The Hive.
The Bees remain unbeaten in League Two and come into Tuesday following consecutive away victories. They won 3-1 at Bristol Rovers before coming from behind to beat Tranmere 2-1 on Saturday, with Kabongo Tshimanga scoring twice to maintain their impressive momentum.
Barnet's recent home results include a 2-1 victory over Accrington and 3-1 win against Fleetwood, with the latter result sending them top of the division. Their attacking depth has been one of their biggest strengths, with Tshimanga, Charlie Lakin and Idris Kanu all contributing goals.
Swindon's form provides another strong reason to side with the hosts. They are without a victory in six League Two matches, losing four of those, and have scored only twice during that sequence. Their October results have produced a 1-0 defeat at Rochdale, a 1-0 home loss to Crewe and Saturday's 1-1 draw with Walsall.
Swindon did perform better against unbeaten Walsall at the weekend and led early through Aaron Drinan, so the 8/15 price leaves little margin for error. However, Barnet's superior form, unbeaten record and home advantage make Barnet to win at around 8/15 a strong final leg of Tuesday's EFL accumulator.
