Our four best bets for Saturday's EFL action combines for a 35/1 accumulator, check it out here.
Saturday's EFL schedule provides the focus for our latest accumulator, with four selections combining for a 35/1 four-fold.
Bristol Rovers and Rochdale are backed in the 1x2 market, while Exeter vs Rotherham provides a low-scoring angle. The biggest-priced leg comes at Blundell Park, where Grimsby are fancied to beat Shrewsbury with both teams finding the net.
Crewe vs Bristol Rovers: Bristol Rovers to win
Bristol Rovers are backed to edge a competitive League Two clash at Crewe, with the Gas sitting third after winning five of their opening eight league matches.
Steve Evans' side returned to winning ways with a 1-0 victory over Exeter last weekend, with Fabrizio Cavegn scoring his third league goal of the season. Rovers have already shown they can win on their travels too, beating Crawley 2-0 earlier in the campaign.
Crewe are unbeaten through eight league games, but that record disguises a frustrating run. After winning their opening two fixtures, Lee Bell's side have drawn six consecutive League Two matches, surrendering leads in three of them.
Rovers' away record is the obvious concern, with successive defeats at Grimsby and Gillingham preceding last weekend's home win. However, they have been significantly more clinical across the season, collecting five victories compared with Crewe's two, while the Gas are also unbeaten in their last three meetings with the Railwaymen in all competitions.
Crewe have proved difficult to beat, but their inability to turn promising positions into victories makes them vulnerable against a Rovers side already firmly involved in the promotion race.
Exeter vs Rotherham: Both Teams to Score - No
Exeter's low-scoring start to the League Two season makes Both Teams to Score - No an appealing second leg.
The Grecians have scored just four goals across their opening eight league matches, while conceding six. They come into Saturday having failed to score in four consecutive League Two fixtures, recording 0-0 draws against Walsall and Tranmere either side of 1-0 defeats to Port Vale and Bristol Rovers.
Their record at St James Park strengthens the selection. Three of Exeter's four home league games have produced BTTS No, with a 2-0 win over Accrington followed by a 1-1 draw against Barnet and successive goalless draws with Walsall and Tranmere. They have therefore conceded only once in four home league matches.
Rotherham's recent games have also tightened up. They won 1-0 at Northampton before drawing 1-1 with York in the EFL Trophy and 1-1 against Crewe last weekend.
With Exeter struggling badly for goals but remaining difficult to break down at home, Both Teams to Score - No looks a strong second selection.
Grimsby vs Shrewsbury: Grimsby to win & BTTS/Yes
Grimsby are backed to make home advantage count against Shrewsbury, with the visitors' recent improvement in front of goal making Grimsby to win and Both Teams to Score an appealing higher-priced angle.
David Artell's side have made a strong start to the League Two season, taking 13 points from their opening eight matches and losing for the first time only last weekend at Newport. Before that defeat, the Mariners had gone seven league matches unbeaten and recorded consecutive 2-0 home victories over Bristol Rovers and Crawley.
Shrewsbury's away record strengthens the Grimsby side of the selection. Gavin Cowan's team have collected just one point on the road this season, while defeats at Rochdale and Fleetwood both came without scoring.
However, there are signs that the Shrews can contribute to the scoreline. They are unbeaten in their last three league games and have scored in all three, beating Northampton 2-0 before drawing 1-1 with Crewe and 2-2 against Colchester.
With Grimsby considerably stronger at home but Shrewsbury showing more attacking life in recent weeks, Grimsby to win and Both Teams to Score provides the biggest-priced leg of the four-fold.
Rochdale vs Swindon: Rochdale to win
Rochdale are backed to continue their improving League Two form when Swindon visit the Crown Oil Arena.
Ian Watson's side have taken seven points from their last three league matches, drawing 0-0 at Walsall before beating Oldham 2-0 and Fleetwood 2-1. That run has also highlighted an improving defensive record, with Rochdale conceding just once across those three fixtures.
Their recent home results strengthen the case. Rochdale have won two of their last three League Two matches at the Crown Oil Arena, beating Shrewsbury 3-0 and Oldham 2-0.
Swindon, meanwhile, arrive without a win in three league matches. They were thrashed 4-0 at York, then lost 1-0 at Salford before being held 1-1 at home by Accrington last weekend.
With Rochdale finding momentum, tightening up defensively and facing a Swindon side struggling badly on their travels, Rochdale to win completes Saturday's 35/1 accumulator.
