Championship Accumulator Tips: Southampton & Leeds to win in Saturday acca

After some dramatic football over the course of last week's action-packed Easter weekend, the Championship is back this time around for just one round of fixtures that are likely going to provide some more twists and turns at both ends of the table.

From the 11 matches on offer on Saturday, we've selected four fixtures to put together a fourfold results accumulator that pays out at the enticing price of 21/1.

Southampton to beat Blackburn Rovers @ 5/6

After losing to Ipswich Town on Monday, Southampton will be looking for an immediate response against bottom-half side Blackburn Rovers. The Saints have a lot more quality in depth than their hosts but Rovers' tails will be up after thumping Sunderland 5-1 last time out.

This is a game that could produce a few goals, not least because the division's top-two scorers are in action in Blackburn's Sammie Szmodics (23) and Southampton's Adam Armstrong (20). But with Southampton needing a win more than Rovers right now, we think the Saints will get the job done in Lancashire.

Cardiff City to beat Hull City @ 11/5

Hull City's play-off push feels like it's over. They have failed to win in their last five and have suffered back-to-back defeats. Cardiff City are just two points behind them and have picked up three wins in their previous five and they have shown that are tough to beat on home soil.

With the Tigers' form falling off a cliff in recent weeks, it is difficult to see them recovering in time to give themselves a shot at the final play-off spot, to which they find themselves six points adrift. This feels set up for a home victory.

Leeds United to beat Coventry City @ 10/11

Coventry City have an FA Cup semi-final to look forward to in a couple of weeks' time but they have work to do if they are to finish inside this year's play-offs. They are four points behind Norwich City and were beaten at home to Cardiff last time out, which ended a three-game winning streak.

It is hard to see them having any joy against title-chasers Leeds United, even if they are playing at home. The Whites are unbeaten in their last 15 in the Championship and 13 of them were wins. Daniel Farke's men look primed to seal a return to the Premier League via automatic promotion, and they should have too much for the Sky Blues here.

Queens Park Rangers to beat Sheffield Wednesday @ 1/1

Marti Cifuentes has overseen an incredible job at Queens Park Rangers. Having been sat inside the bottom three for most of the season, the Rs are currently 16th and six points clear thanks to consecutive victories over Birmingham City and Swansea City.

Next up for them is Sheffield Wednesday at Loftus Road, whom they have been sat next to in the table for much of the campaign. A win here could see them pull themselves out of the relegation conversation, while the Owls have failed to pick up maximum points in their last four.

Momentum is with the hosts and they should have enough to grab a third-straight victory, although it will likely be a low-scoring affair.