We've picked out five selections from Saturday's EFL League One and Two action, combining for a 9/1 accumulator.
Saturday's League One and League Two schedule provides the focus for our latest EFL accumulator, with five selections combining for a 9/1 five-fold.
Stockport are backed to make home advantage count against struggling Peterborough in our only match-winner selection, before four Both Teams to Score picks complete the acca. Wycombe vs Reading provides the second League One leg, with York vs Gillingham, Newport vs Grimsby and Cheltenham vs Chesterfield representing League Two.
Stockport vs Peterborough: Stockport to win
Stockport are backed to take advantage of Peterborough's difficult start to the League One season when the sides meet at Edgeley Park.
Jim McNulty's side sit ninth after seven matches, but their performances have arguably warranted more than their 10-point return. County are League One's leading scorers with 16 goals, including emphatic 5-1 and 4-0 victories over Wycombe and Wigan respectively. Even in last weekend's 0-0 draw at second-placed Sheffield Wednesday, Stockport produced 18 shots to Wednesday's six, suggesting the result did not fully reflect their dominance.
Peterborough arrive in a very different position. Posh sit 23rd with just five points from seven league matches, winning only once and going five League One games without victory. They have scored only four league goals while conceding 12, and their three away fixtures have produced two defeats and one draw, including 2-0 and 4-0 losses at Bradford and Blackpool.
Their 2-0 home defeat to Doncaster last weekend also resulted in the departure of Luke Williams, leaving Ryan Harley in interim charge. Peterborough did respond by beating League Two Colchester 3-1 in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday, but an away trip to one of League One's most dangerous attacking sides represents a considerably tougher test.
Stockport also won this corresponding fixture 3-1 at Edgeley Park in April, and with Peterborough still searching for their first away league victory of the campaign, a Stockport win provides the opening leg.
Wycombe vs Reading: Both Teams to Score
Wycombe and Reading both bring enough attacking threat into Saturday's meeting at Adams Park to make Both Teams to Score an appealing second leg.
Wycombe have seen BTTS land in six of their seven League One matches this season, with last weekend's 1-0 win at Wigan the first exception. Their previous league results included a 3-2 victory over Leyton Orient, 3-3 draw with MK Dons, 2-1 defeat to Sheffield Wednesday and 5-1 loss at Stockport.
The trend is even stronger at Adams Park, where all three of their home league matches have produced goals at both ends. Wycombe drew 1-1 with Plymouth, lost 2-1 to Sheffield Wednesday and drew 3-3 with MK Dons, so they are still searching for a home league clean sheet.
Reading should be capable of contributing. The Royals have scored in six successive matches across all competitions, including 5-0 against Mansfield, 3-1 against Blackpool, 2-1 at Cambridge and last weekend's 2-0 victory over Notts County.
York City vs Gillingham: Both Teams to Score
York City and Gillingham both bring enough attacking threat into Saturday's League Two clash to make Both Teams to Score worth considering.
York have scored in six of their seven league matches this season, with the only blank coming in last weekend's 2-0 defeat at Chesterfield. Their record at the LNER Community Stadium has been particularly strong, scoring nine goals across three home league matches in wins over Bristol Rovers, Exeter and Swindon.
Gillingham have also found their rhythm in front of goal. They have scored in five consecutive League Two matches, a run that includes a 4-1 win at Rochdale and 1-1 draw at Chesterfield.
The visitors also come into Saturday having scored in six straight matches across all competitions after finding the net in Tuesday's 4-1 EFL Trophy defeat to Cambridge United. York, meanwhile, have conceded in four of their seven league games and in two of their three home fixtures.
Newport County vs Grimsby: Both Teams to Score
Newport County and Grimsby provide another appealing Both Teams to Score angle at Rodney Parade, particularly when focusing on their respective home and away records.
Newport have scored in all three of their League Two home matches this season, beating Rochdale 3-0 before drawing 2-2 with Tranmere and 1-1 with Fleetwood. They have therefore scored six times at Rodney Parade, with BTTS landing in two of those three fixtures. Their wider league campaign has also produced goals at both ends in four of seven matches.
Grimsby's away record strengthens the selection. David Artell's side drew 0-0 at Walsall in their first league trip before recording successive 2-2 draws at Accrington and Cheltenham. That means BTTS has landed in two of their three League Two away matches.
The Mariners have also carried a reliable attacking threat into recent weeks. They have scored two goals in each of their last five League Two fixtures, while they were also on the scoresheet in Tuesday's 2-1 EFL Trophy defeat at Notts County.
Newport's recent league games have been tighter, but their record at Rodney Parade suggests they should still contribute against a Grimsby side that has conceded twice on each of its last two league trips.
Cheltenham vs Chesterfield: Both Teams to Score
Cheltenham and Chesterfield both arrive in good attacking form, making Both Teams to Score an appealing final leg of Saturday's EFL accumulator.
Cheltenham have seen BTTS land in each of their last five League Two matches, drawing 2-2 with Barnet, beating York 3-2, drawing 2-2 with Grimsby, winning 3-1 at Crawley and drawing 1-1 at Colchester last weekend. They have therefore scored 11 goals across those five matches, but are yet to keep a clean sheet during the run.
Their home games have been particularly open. Cheltenham's last two league fixtures at the EV Charger Points Stadium finished 3-2 against York and 2-2 against Grimsby, while Tuesday's EFL Trophy meeting with Exeter also ended 2-2.
Chesterfield should be capable of contributing themselves. The Spireites have scored in each of their last four League Two matches, drawing 1-1 with Gillingham and 3-3 with Barnet before beating Oldham 2-1 and York 2-0. They also scored five against Manchester City U21 in the EFL Trophy during that sequence.
With Cheltenham on a five-match league BTTS streak and Chesterfield continuing to score consistently, Both Teams to Score completes Saturday's 9/1 accumulator.
