Football Accumulator Tips: Saturday’s 40/1 boosted five-fold

My Football acca for last Saturday was good but sadly not good enough, with just three of the five selections landing. I am back this time around with anothr five-fold which is dominated by the Premier League.

Check out my latest Football Accumulator Tips below.

Football Odds

Arsenal (A) to win to nil against Burnley

If you have read my previous copy surrounding Arsenal this season, whether that be game previews or acca columns, you will know how much I am impressed with their defensive organisation and that I am often backing them to win to nil or for BTTS - No.

I am backing the Gunners to win without conceding on this occasion as they travel to face Burnley at Turf Moor. Arsenal have won four matches on the bounce in the Premier League and the last three have seen them keep clean sheets.

Additionally, this streak stands at six games across all competitions, and I think we will see this trend continue against Burnley, who I think will struggle against Arsenal's resilient back four.

Over 3.5 goals in Crystal Palace vs Brentford

I am going for goals in this all-London affair at Selhurst Park between Crystal Palace and Brentford because I have been impressed with both teams in the opening months of the campaign.

Both their squads are filled with attacking talent that can cause the other problems and I do believe a high-scoring contest could be on the cards. This is partly because Brentford lead the way in the top flight for over 3.5 goals this term - with 56% (5/9) of their matches producing four or more goals, including their recent 3-2 triumph over Liverpool.

Palace, on the other hand, have only experienced this threshold once, but I do think the Bees can help push the Eagles to another level to play their part in what I believe will be a spectacle this afternoon.

Manchester United (A) to beat Nottingham Forest

Manchester United were most impressive in their 4-2 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion last weekend, albeit the Seagulls looked poor for much of the game. The Red Devils have now made it three league wins on the spin and up next for them is a trip to the City Ground to take on Nottingham Forest.

The Tricky Trees are hoping to be a tough nut to crack under Sean Dyche but I can see them faltering against this confident United side, spearheaded by the confident Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Bruno Fernandes. Forest have lost four games on the bounce in the league and I think that their misery will continue on home soil.

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Charlton (H) to beat Swansea

Charlton Athletic have made the step up back to the Championship with ease so far this season. The Addicks sit sixth in the table, ahead of fellow promoted sides Birmingham City and Wrexham.

Nathan Jones have been doing a great job at The Valley so far and has played a huge part in their excellent start to the campaign. Charlton host Swansea City on Saturday, with the visitors finding consistency an issue this term.

The home side have won three of their five matches on home turf in the second tier and I think they will be too much for Swansea to handle, especially after Charlton dispatched Ipswich Town 3-0 at Portman Road recently.

BTTS Yes in Tottenham vs Chelsea

The evening Premier League game sees Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea collide and on paper this looks to be a fascinating contest. This is a fixture that never seems to fail in delivering entertainment for the neutrals and so I like the look of both teams to score for this latest chapter in this historic rivalry.

BTTS - Yes has been a winning selection in 67% (6/9) of Chelsea's league fixtures this season, including three of their four away trips. As well as this, there have been goals at both ends in two of Spurs' four home fixtures in the league this term, which have come in the latest appearances here against Wolverhampton Wanderers and Aston Villa.

It is also worth noting that the past two meetings with Chelsea on home turf have seen both teams get on the scoresheet, and both were high-scoring contests, too.

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