We've landed 16/1 and 30/1 accumulators in the past fortnight and have picked out a 13/1 five-fold for Saturday's 3pm matches.
Saturday's EFL schedule provides another packed afternoon of football, and we have picked out five selections from across the Championship, League One and League Two to create a 13/1 accumulator.
Both Teams to Score provides three of our five selections, starting with Middlesbrough vs Norwich in the Championship before heading to Barnet vs Accrington and Oldham vs Chesterfield in League Two. Stockport and Walsall complete the acca with home victories against Leicester and Rochdale respectively.
Middlesbrough vs Norwich: Both Teams to Score
Middlesbrough's Championship matches have regularly provided goals at both ends during the opening weeks of the season. Both Teams to Score has landed in four of Boro's five league fixtures, with Kim Hellberg's side beating Lincoln 2-1, losing 2-1 at Blackburn, beating West Brom 3-1 and drawing 1-1 at Burnley before finally keeping a clean sheet in their 1-0 victory at QPR.
Norwich arrive with their attack in excellent form. Philippe Clement's side have recorded back-to-back Championship victories, winning 3-1 at Sheffield United before beating Birmingham 2-1 on Wednesday. The Canaries have scored 10 goals in six league games, averaging 1.67 per match, but have conceded nine themselves and kept only one clean sheet across their last five Championship outings.
That combination makes the goals market more attractive than trying to pick a winner between two promotion hopefuls. Middlesbrough have scored in every Championship match this season and have seen BTTS land in 80% of their league fixtures, while Norwich head to the Riverside having scored five times across their last two matches.
Stockport vs Leicester: Stockport to win
Stockport look capable of taking advantage of Leicester's difficult start when the sides meet at Edgeley Park. James McNulty's team have won three of their opening five League One matches, scoring 13 goals at an average of 2.6 per game, and currently sit third in the table.
County also arrive on the back of arguably their most impressive performance of the campaign, cruising to a 4-0 victory at Wigan last Saturday. That followed a 5-1 home win over Wycombe, meaning Stockport have scored nine goals across two of their last three league outings.
Leicester, meanwhile, have struggled badly since dropping into League One. Russell Martin's side have collected just five points from five matches, winning once and scoring only four goals. Their sole victory came against Plymouth, while they have drawn with Notts County and MK Dons and lost to Burton and Oxford.
The Foxes' most recent performance was particularly concerning as they were beaten 4-0 at home by Oxford United. Leicester are also still searching for their first away league victory, drawing 1-1 at Notts County and 0-0 at MK Dons.
Stockport have been inconsistent themselves, but their attacking ceiling has been far higher, and a side coming off a four-goal away victory should fancy their chances against an opponent that conceded four at home last time out.
Barnet vs Accrington: Both Teams to Score
Barnet have been one of League Two's most reliable sides for goals at both ends this season, with Both Teams to Score landing in all five of their league matches.
That trend has carried into their matches at The Hive, where Barnet have beaten Salford 3-1 and drawn 2-2 with Cheltenham. Dean Brennan's side have scored at least twice in four of their five League Two fixtures, so there is little concern over their ability to contribute against an Accrington defence conceding 2.2 goals per game.
Accrington bring a strong BTTS record of their own, with both sides scoring in four of their five league matches. John Doolan's team have been particularly open recently, following a 3-2 defeat at Walsall with a 2-2 draw against Grimsby and a 3-2 victory over Crawley. Those three fixtures alone produced 14 goals.
Accrington have nine goals through five League Two games but have already conceded 11, while Barnet's 3-3 draw at Chesterfield last weekend extended their perfect BTTS record. With the two sides combining for 21 goals scored and 19 conceded, another game featuring goals at both ends looks likely.
Walsall vs Rochdale: Walsall to win
Walsall have made an encouraging start under Lee Grant, taking nine points from their opening five League Two matches without losing. The Saddlers have won twice and drawn three, scoring eight goals while conceding only four, with clean sheets against Gillingham, Grimsby and Exeter.
Rochdale have found their EFL return considerably more difficult. Ian Watson's side sit 22nd with three points from five matches, losing four times and conceding 10 goals. Their only victory came in a 3-0 home win over Shrewsbury before they immediately slipped to a 4-1 defeat against Gillingham last weekend.
Their away record is particularly concerning. Rochdale have lost both League Two trips without scoring, going down 3-0 at Newport and 1-0 at Colchester. They were also beaten 2-0 away by Bradford in the Carabao Cup, leaving them with three successive competitive away defeats without a goal.
With Walsall unbeaten and facing a Rochdale side that has taken zero points and scored zero goals away from home in League Two, the Saddlers are backed to take all three points.
Oldham vs Chesterfield: Both Teams to Score
Chesterfield's recent results make Both Teams to Score an appealing angle at Boundary Park. Paul Cook's side have seen BTTS land in each of their last three League Two matches, losing 2-1 at Rotherham before drawing 1-1 with Gillingham and 3-3 against Barnet.
Chesterfield have also found the net in both of their away league fixtures, winning 1-0 at Salford before the 2-1 defeat at Rotherham. Overall, they have scored in four consecutive League Two matches since drawing a blank against Fleetwood on the opening weekend, but their seven goals conceded across five fixtures leave plenty of encouragement for Oldham.
Oldham's attacking numbers at Boundary Park are encouraging. Micky Mellon's side have won both home League Two matches this season, beating Port Vale 2-0 and Swindon 3-0, scoring five goals without reply.
They have scored seven times in five league games overall and, despite losing 2-0 at Tranmere last weekend, still produced 22 shots and six attempts on target, suggesting that blank was not down to a lack of attacking threat.
Oldham's two home clean sheets make this a slightly more ambitious BTTS selection, but recent meetings strengthen the case. The last two encounters at Boundary Park have both featured goals at either end, finishing 1-1 in January 2026 and 2-2 in March 2024.
