We landed a 25/1 accumulator midweek and look to back it up with a 10/1 five-fold from Saturday's EFL action.
Saturday's EFL schedule provides the focus for our latest football accumulator, with five Both Teams to Score selections combining for a 10/1 five-fold.
The bet stretches from the Championship down to League Two, targeting fixtures where the early-season numbers point towards goals at both ends. Birmingham vs Middlesbrough opens the accumulator before we head to League One for Sheffield Wednesday vs Stockport, with three League Two matches completing the bet.
The acca is a best price of 10/1 at the time of writing with multiple bookmakers and is as short as 7/1 elsewhere.
Birmingham vs Middlesbrough: Both Teams to Score
Birmingham and Middlesbrough have both produced extremely consistent Both Teams to Score numbers during the opening weeks of the Championship season.
Chris Davies' Birmingham have seen BTTS land in each of their last six league matches following their opening-day 0-0 draw at Sheffield United. They have scored 10 goals and conceded nine through seven Championship fixtures, with Saturday's 2-1 victory at Derby extending their scoring run.
The trend is particularly encouraging at St Andrew's. All three of Birmingham's home league matches have produced goals at both ends, with 2-2 draws against Bristol City and Wolves either side of a 1-1 draw with Southampton.
Middlesbrough bring similarly strong attacking numbers into the game. Boro have scored at an average of around two goals per Championship match, while their recent league results include a remarkable 4-3 victory over Norwich.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Stockport: Both Teams to Score
Sheffield Wednesday and Stockport bring two of League One's more productive attacks into Saturday's meeting at Hillsborough.
Wednesday have scored 13 goals across their opening six league games, averaging more than two per match. Their early-season run has already included a 7-2 victory over Bromley and successive 2-1 away wins against Wycombe and Peterborough.
Stockport's attacking output has been even stronger. County have scored 16 times in six League One fixtures, averaging 2.67 goals per game, but have also conceded 10. Their results include a 3-1 victory at Plymouth, a 5-1 win over Wycombe and last weekend's extraordinary 4-3 defeat to Leicester.
County have also shown they can carry that attacking threat away from Edgeley Park, while Wednesday have conceded in four of their six league games.
Between them, the two sides have already scored 29 goals across 12 combined League One fixtures.
Accrington vs Newport County: Both Teams to Score
Accrington's early-season results make Both Teams to Score one of the standout angles at the Wham Stadium.
John Doolan's side have seen BTTS land in five of their opening six League Two matches, with scorelines including 2-2 against Colchester, 3-2 at Walsall, 2-2 against Grimsby, 3-2 against Crawley and a 2-1 defeat at Barnet.
All three of Accrington's league games at the Wham Stadium have produced goals at both ends, with Stanley scoring at least twice on each occasion but failing to keep a clean sheet.
Newport have also been involved in their share of open matches. Four of their six League Two games have produced BTTS, including a 5-3 defeat at Bristol Rovers, 2-2 draw against Tranmere and 2-1 defeat at Salford.
Barnet vs Fleetwood: Both Teams to Score
Barnet have been one of League Two's most reliable Both Teams to Score sides, with both teams finding the net in all six of their league matches.
Their results include 3-1 wins over Salford and Shrewsbury, a 2-2 draw with Cheltenham, 1-1 at Exeter, an entertaining 3-3 draw at Chesterfield and last weekend's 2-1 victory over Accrington.
Barnet have scored 14 goals through six League Two matches and remain unbeaten, but they are still waiting for their first league clean sheet.
Fleetwood have been tighter defensively, but their away results give the selection plenty of support. They drew 2-2 at Grimsby and 1-1 at Newport, while they also scored in a 1-0 victory at Chesterfield.
Chesterfield vs York City: Both Teams to Score
Chesterfield and York complete the five-fold with another fixture carrying strong recent goals trends.
Chesterfield have seen BTTS land in each of their last four League Two matches, losing 2-1 at Rotherham before drawing 1-1 with Gillingham and 3-3 with Barnet, then winning 2-1 at Oldham last weekend. They have scored eight and conceded eight through six league fixtures.
Their attacking form continued in midweek when they beat Manchester City U21 5-3 in the EFL Trophy, meaning Chesterfield have now scored at least twice in three consecutive matches across all competitions.
York have also offered plenty going forward. They have scored in all six of their League Two fixtures, with recent results including a 2-1 victory against Exeter, a 3-2 defeat at Cheltenham and last weekend's emphatic 4-0 win over Swindon.
The away trend is particularly useful for this market. York's three league trips have finished 1-1 at Rotherham, 3-2 at Cheltenham and 1-1 at Crewe, meaning BTTS has landed every time away from home.
With Chesterfield on a four-match league BTTS streak and York scoring in every league fixture, Both Teams to Score here completes Saturday's 10/1 accumulator.
