We were one leg off a 9/1 acca winner yesterday and have picked out five legs for a 16/1 accumulator for Wednesday.
Wednesday's football brings another full slate of Champions League action alongside the Championship, and we have picked out five selections to combine for a 20/1 accumulator.
Norwich vs Birmingham provides our Championship selection, with Both Teams to Score backed at Carrow Road. Arsenal and Liverpool are fancied to start their Champions League campaigns with victories, while PSG are backed to score 3 or more against Slovan Bratislava. Sporting Lisbon complete the five-fold in the Win & Both Teams to Score market against Galatasaray.
Leg 1: Norwich vs Birmingham - Both Teams to Score
Norwich's home matches have provided plenty of encouragement for Both Teams to Score backers this season.
Philippe Clement's side have played three competitive fixtures at Carrow Road, beating MK Dons 4-1 in the Carabao Cup, losing 2-1 to West Brom and thrashing Burnley 4-1. That means BTTS has landed in all three, with those matches producing 13 goals at an average of 4.33 per game.
The Canaries registered 20 shots in each of their opening two home Championship matches before producing 19 attempts and eight efforts on target in Saturday's impressive 3-1 victory at Sheffield United.
Birmingham bring an even stronger recent BTTS record to Norfolk. Chris Davies' side have scored and conceded in each of their last five competitive matches. Across that sequence, the Blues have scored eight goals and conceded 12, while their last four Championship matches have all delivered BTTS.
Sunday's draw with Wolves offered further evidence of their attacking threat. Birmingham twice came from behind and registered 15 shots, with their opening-day 0-0 draw at Sheffield United their only Championship clean sheet.
With Norwich's three home fixtures all producing goals at both ends and Birmingham carrying a five-match competitive BTTS streak, Both Teams to Score looks a strong opening leg.
Napoli vs Arsenal: Arsenal to win
Arsenal look capable of making a winning start to their Champions League campaign in Naples after carrying their title-winning domestic form straight into the 2026/27 season.
Mikel Arteta's side have taken a maximum nine points from their opening three Premier League matches, with Sunday's 2-1 comeback victory over Chelsea arguably their most impressive performance yet.
Napoli's start has been far less convincing. After opening Serie A with a 2-0 victory at Genoa, Antonio Conte's side suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Como before surrendering a two-goal lead in Saturday's 3-2 defeat at Inter.
They have therefore conceded five goals across their last two matches, while the expected absences of Scott McTominay and André-Frank Zambo Anguissa further weaken the hosts.
The historical matchup offers encouragement too. Arsenal have won three of their four previous meetings with Napoli, including a 1-0 victory on their most recent visit to Naples in 2019.
Napoli remain dangerous at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, but Arsenal arrive with greater momentum and considerably stronger recent Champions League credentials.
Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid: Liverpool to win
Liverpool are backed to make home advantage count against Atlético Madrid after an unbeaten start to the new Premier League season.
Andoni Iraola's side opened with consecutive 2-2 draws against Newcastle and Nottingham Forest before recording their first victory of the campaign with a 2-0 win at Ipswich.
Liverpool have won each of their last three meetings with Atlético, including a dramatic 3-2 victory at Anfield last season.
Atlético arrive in less convincing form. Diego Simeone's side have taken seven points from their opening four La Liga matches, but Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Athletic Club represented a major setback and their second away defeat already this season.
Their recent record in England is another concern, with Atlético losing five of their last six away matches against English opposition.
Liverpool have also strengthened their attacking options with Bradley Barcola, while Isak arrives fresh from his brace at Ipswich. Atlético, meanwhile, are without Alexander Sørloth and Julián Álvarez is not yet considered ready to start.
The visitors remain capable of making this difficult, but Liverpool's recent dominance of the matchup and Atlético's struggles on English soil make the Reds an appealing home selection.
PSG vs Slovan Bratislava: PSG to score 3+ goals
PSG scored an extraordinary 45 goals in last season's Champions League, finishing as the competition's leading scorers and equalling Barcelona's all-time record for goals in a single Champions League campaign. PSG averaged 2.65 goals per game across their 17 matches and produced some huge scorelines along the way, including seven against Bayer Leverkusen and five against both Chelsea and Bayern Munich.
Slovan's previous Champions League league-phase campaign provides an even stronger reason to target PSG goals. The Slovakian side conceded 27 times in eight matches in 2024/25, equalling the record for the most goals conceded during a Champions League group or league phase. That works out at 3.38 goals conceded per game.
They allowed three or more goals in seven of those eight fixtures, including a 5-1 defeat at Celtic, 4-0 home loss to Manchester City, 4-1 defeat against Dinamo Zagreb and 3-1 losses to Atlético Madrid, Stuttgart and Bayern Munich. Only Girona failed to reach three, beating Slovan 2-0.
Against a PSG side that scored a record-equalling 45 Champions League goals last season and a defence that conceded three or more in 87.5% of its league-phase matches on its previous appearance at this level, PSG to score at least three goals looks a strong accumulator leg.
Sporting Lisbon vs Galatasaray: Sporting Win & BTTS
Sporting Lisbon are fancied to make home advantage count against Galatasaray, but the attacking quality of the Turkish champions makes Sporting to win and Both Teams to Score an appealing higher-priced final leg.
Rui Borges' side have made an unbeaten start to their Primeira Liga campaign, taking 13 points from five matches and scoring 14 goals.
Sporting's European record at the Estádio José Alvalade strengthens the home-win case considerably. They have won eight of their last 10 European group or league-phase home matches, including all four Champions League home fixtures last season.
Galatasaray's contrasting away record is difficult to ignore. Okan Buruk's side have managed only one victory across their last 15 European away matches, losing 11.
However, the visitors carry more than enough attacking threat to find the net. Galatasaray have scored 12 goals across four Süper Lig matches this season, averaging exactly three per game, with Both Teams to Score landing in three of those four fixtures.
Sporting also conceded in each of their opening three domestic games before consecutive clean sheets, so there should be opportunities for the visitors even without the injured Victor Osimhen.
Sporting's formidable home European record and Galatasaray's struggles on their travels make the Portuguese side the more likely winners, but Gala's attacking output gives us reason to expect them to contribute to the scoreline.
