Football Accumulator Tips: Back Irish entertainment in 13/1 Tuesday five-fold

We head back to the Uefa World Cup qualifiers for Tuesday's Football Accumulator Tips, looking to land a 13/1 winner.

Check the five-leg selection out below, and take advantage of Betfred's Acca Flex bonus, which you can read about in more detail at the bottom...

Serbia (A) to Win to Nil vs Andorra (19:45) @ 3/5

Andorra went eight internationals and 13 competitive games without scoring before finding the net twice in a 2-2 draw with Latvia last Saturday.

Serbia, who kept four consecutive clean sheets before suffering a 5-0 defeat to England last month, stopped Andorra from even firing a shot on target in their 3-0 Uefa World Cup qualifying victory over the Tricolours in June.

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After losing 1-0 at home to Albania on the weekend, Serbia will be desperate to return to winning ways on Tuesday at the Estadi de la FAF in Encamp to reignite their qualification hopes.

Against a side who have picked up just one point from 18 available in Group K, the Eagles should be able to triumph with the minimum of fuss.

Both Teams To Score in Ireland vs Armenia (19:45, Amazon Prime Video) @ 10/11

Ireland host Armenia at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, looking to claim their first win of the qualification campaign.

The Boys in Green drew their opening Group F game 2-2 with Hungary, but have lost their last two against Armenia (2-1) and Portugal (1-0), so they really ought to win on Tuesday to keep their hopes alive of making next year's finals in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

Armenia, though, also have eyes on qualifying.

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We should be served up some entertainment in Dublin, as both sides have scored in Armenia's last five away games, while four of Ireland's last five competitive matches have seen BTTS-Yes land.

The last two head-to-heads, including Armenia's 2-1 victory in Yerevan last month, have also seen both teams score.

Ireland have conceded in all three home matches this calendar year, even to Bulgaria (2-1) in the second leg of their Uefa Nations League play-off tie, while Armenia have scored in five of their last six away outings, so BTTS-Yes looks like the best play here.

England (A) Under 3.5 Total Goals vs Latvia (19:45, ITV1) @ 4/6

Having put five past Serbia in Belgrade last month, you'd think another big win could be on the agenda for England on Tuesday as they take on Latvia, who have picked up just five points from six Group K games, at Daugavas stadions in Riga.

However, Latvia are rarely involved in high-scoring contests. Prior to last Saturday's 2-2 draw with Andorra, their last 11 matches had all finished with three or fewer goals; the last time they conceded four goals in a game was in a 4-1 loss away to Armenia in September 2024.

On home soil, Latvia haven't been breached more than three times in a single game since suffering a 5-0 defeat to Slovenia in June 2019.

England, meanwhile, have only scored 4+ goals in one of their last seven internationals, and only managed a combined three home (two) and away (one) against Andorra, who they beat 2-0 and 1-0, respectively, while Latvia limited the Three Lions to a 3-0 scoreline at Wembley in March.

Spain (H) Half-time Handicap -1 vs Bulgaria (19:45, Amazon Prime Video) @ 4/6

Spain have blitzed Group E so far, winning all three matches, scoring 11 goals and keeping three clean sheets.

Fast started have characterised their qualification campaign, with opening efforts struck in the fifth and sixth minutes against Bulgaria and Turkey, respectively, and in the 24th minute against Georgia.

In La Roja's 3-0 win in Bulgaria, and 6-0 victory in Turkey, they were 3-0 up at half-time, while in their 2-0 triumph against Georgia last Saturday, they were only 1-0 ahead at the interval, but really should have been two to the good, with Ferran Torres seeing a 29th-minute penalty saved, five minutes after Yeremy Pino had given them the lead.

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Spain, in fact, have scored 2+ first-half goals in four of their last five internationals, including a 5-4 win against France, when they were two ahead at the interval.

Their opponents at the Estadio Jose Zorrilla in Valladolid, Bulgaria, suffered a 6-1 thrashing at home to Turkey last weekend, which came after 3-0 defeats to Spain and Georgia, games in which they were 3-0 down and 2-0 down at half-time, respectively.

Both Teams To Score in Turkey vs Georgia (19:45) @ 8/11

Elsewhere in Group E on Tuesday, Turkey entertain Georgia at Kocaeli Stadyumu in Kocaeli, and entertain is the right word, with last month's reverse fixture in Tblisi producing five goals as the Crescent-Stars beat the Crusaders on their own patch.

It was Turkey's third straight victory over Georgia, following a 3-1 win at Euro 2024 and a 3-1 friendly triumph in May 2012.

It's a fixture that produces goals, and I'm expecting more of the same this week, with Turkey coming off the back of a big win in Bulgaria.

Georgia failed to get on the scoresheet in a 2-0 defeat to Spain on the weekend, but struck five times across their first two group games, and will fancy their chances of breaching Turkey's back line, which has only kept two clean sheets in their last eight matches.

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