Football Accumulator Tips: 9/2 Sunday five-fold

We’ve got plenty of international action coming our way on Sunday which is good news for those of us looking to place an accumulator. Along with three international selections, I’ve also looked to the WSL and the Paraguayan Primera Division in order to build out our five-fold. 

Check out Sunday’s Football Accumulator Tips down below.

Georgia (H) to beat Bulgaria (14:00 BST)

Georgia were unfortunate to lose 3-2 to Turkey on Thursday night as they had the better of the statistics, but they should be able to bounce back with a big win over Bulgaria. Inspired by PSG star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, they had a successful Nations League campaign which saw them hammer Armenia 9-1 in the play-offs. 

Bulgaria haven’t won any of their last six games, losing 4-0 to Greece and 3-0 to Spain in their last two outings. As a result, I think Georgia should get a win in their second qualifying match.

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Spain (A) to beat Turkey (19:45 BST)

Also in this group, Spain travel to Turkey with both teams having won their opening games. Spain secured a 3-0 win over Bulgaria while Turkey secured that 3-2 success over Georgia, so it makes for an exciting tie on Sunday. 

However, for me, Spain are the best team in the world right now and they should rise to this test. Luis de la Fuente has done an incredible job turning Spain into the European champions, and now they are the favourites to lift the World Cup. They should get past Turkey, who are also targeting a place at the World Cup next summer.

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Man Utd Women (H) to beat Leicester Women (12:00 BST, Sky Sports Premier League)

It’s the opening weekend of the WSL and Manchester United will hope to have another successful season having finished third last term. Marc Skinner has a talented squad at his disposal while Fridolina Rolfo comes in from Barcelona as a statement signing. 

They should have no trouble getting past a Leicester side that finished 10th last season and are in serious danger of dropping out of the league this term. 11 days before the start of the season manager Amandine Miquel was sacked, and things don’t seem quite right at the club at the moment. I’d back the home side here.

Slovakia (A) to beat Luxembourg (19:45 BST)

Luxembourg are winless in their last four games and were taken apart by Northern Ireland last time out on home soil (1-3). Slovakia meanwhile got their qualifying campaign off to a flying start as they beat Germany 2-0 at home on Thursday night, with new Middlesbrough signing David Strelec catching the eye with a quality second goal.

Slovakia would love to make it two wins out of two, and if they can do that in this four-team group, they will be a third of the way to the World Cup. They should be able to get the better of Luxembourg on this occasion. 

Cerro Porteno (H) to beat Atletico Tembetary (22:30 BST)

Let’s finish off in the Paraguayan Primera Division where Cerro Porteno currently sit second. They are just one point away from the top of the table in the Clausura. They’ve got a great chance to make up ground this weekend as they host the bottom club Atletico Tembetary.

Tembetary have found it really tough this term, losing seven and drawing two before they finally got their first win of the season last time out. Despite that win, Cerro Porteno are the heavy favourites to put them to the sword, and I will back the title chasers in this acca. 

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