Football Accumulator Tips: Fivefold for Sunday

There is plenty of football to sink your teeth into on Saturday across Europe in the final weekend before the November international break. We have put together a fivefold accumulator that pays out at 3.79/1 which could be of interest to our punters.

Brighton & Hove Albion to beat Sheffield United @ 2/9

After a stunning season last year, Brighton & Hove Albion have had a mixed start in 2023-24, which appears to largely down to injury problems. Roberto De Zerbi is doing the best he can with the personnel available and after a victory at Ajax in the Europa League on Thursday, confidence will be high ahead of their clash with Sheffield United. It is games like these in which the Seagulls have to win if they wish to consistently be a top-six side.

Aston Villa to beat Fulham @ 4/7

What Unai Emery has achieved with Aston Villa in just over a year has been nothing short of extraordinary. Before he arrived, the Villans looked like relegation candidates and now they are a side competing for a place in the top four of the Premier League.

Villa suffered a hiccup against Nottingham Forest last weekend but they responded with a victory over AZ Alkmaar in the Europa Conference League in midweek. Given how poor Fulham have looked at times this term, Emery's men could run riot here.

Manchester City to beat Chelsea @ 8/11

Pep Guardiola's side thrashed Bournemouth 6-1 last weekend while Chelsea defeated Tottenham Hotspur 4-1. On paper both scorelines suggest that they were dominant displays. They couldn't be further apart. Chelsea really struggled against nine-men Spurs for much of the second half of the crazy Monday night clash and although they got the win in the end, the performance was concerning.

They may be away from home but this match could be a cakewalk for Man City, who are only going to keep improving as they look to become the first team in history to win four consecutive Premier League titles.

Celtic to beat Aberdeen @ 2/11

Celtic's might may not stretch as far as Europe these days after their 6-0 battering at Atletico Madrid in the week, but they are still comfortably the best team in Scotland. Brendan Rodgers will demand an instant response from his players at Celtic Park this weekend as they host Aberdeen. Although the visitors have been known to cause problems for the Bhoys in the past, Celtic's quality should shine through in Glasgow.

Napoli to beat Empoli @ 2/9

Reigning Serie A champions Napoli currently find themselves seven points behind Inter Milan at the summit and they have some work to do if they are to successfully defend their crown. They entertain league strugglers Empoli this weekend, who have only mustered two wins so far in this campaign. With the quality that Napoli possesses in their attack, they should be able to come away with a routine three points here.