BTTS Tips: 7/1 four-fold for Saturday’s selection

There is a wide range of football on offer this Saturday from the League 1 play-off final to Serie A and the Bundesliga. All will serve as the perfect appetiser for the final day of Premier League action on Sunday.

I have taken the liberty of scanning through some of the best games on offer on Saturday to put together a both teams to score accumulator, which pays at an enticing 7/1. Below I have given the reasons for my BTTS tips.

BTTS Yes in Bolton Wanderers vs Oxford United

Let's kick this off with the huge clash at Wembley Stadium for the League 1 play-off final. Bolton Wanderers and Oxford United lock horns under the arch with a coveted place in the Championship at stake and the two sides have been outstanding throughout the campaign.

They were both impressive in their play-off semi-finals and I'm sure that they will put on a show in the final. There is a lot of attacking quality on offer on both sides so goals really shouldn't be an issue here.

Bolton forward Dion Charles netted 16 goals in the regular season and added two more in the play-offs. Oxford striker Mark Harris ended the season with 15 goals, so both these players can have a huge impact on the field on Saturday. With so much at stake, I do believe that we will see goals fly in at both ends.

BTTS Yes in Celtic vs St Mirren

Celtic have secured the Scottish Premiership title, and although they will want to finish the season strongly at Celtic Park this weekend, I'm not expecting them to keep a clean sheet.

BTTS has been a winning selection in 56% (20/36) of Celtic's league fixtures this campaign, including in two of their last four meetings. With their champions status secured, and the celebrations that have already taken place, I don't think we will be seeing the very best of Brendan Rodgers' side, and this will open the door for St Mirren to score some goals.

BTTS Yes in Torino vs AC Milan

AC Milan may not have ended up with the Serie A title as they would've hoped heading into the season, but they have still enjoyed an impressive campaign and have secured Champions League football.

BTTS has been no stranger to the Rossoneri's clashes this year as 56% (21/36) of their matches have seen goals at both ends. They head to Torino this weekend and six of their last trips on the road have seen both teams score. This sets Torino up nicely as they have failed to score in their last three home matches, and all three were goalless draws.

They will sense this is a good opportunity to get back on the scoresheet on home soil, which I believe they can do. And with the talent that is on offer, I see no issue with Milan finding the back of the net in this contest.

BTTS Yes in VfB Stuttgart vs Borussia Monchengladbach

Another club that has secured Champions League football next season, and a far more impressive qualifier is VfB Stuttgart. After narrowly avoiding relegation from the Bundesliga last year, to be where they are now is incredible.

They have been a fascinating team to watch this year and have been involved in some cracking games. They are no strangers to games in which both teams score. BTTS has been a winning selection in 58% (19/33) of their matches this term. It has also landed in five of their last seven home matches.

This will be music to the ears of their opponents, Borussia Monchengladbach, who have actually been involved in a lot more BTTS clashes than their hosts. Gladbach have seen 76% (25/33) of their clashes this season end with both teams find the net, and they have been defensively vulnerable throughout the campaign, while still managing to be successful in attack.

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