Football Accumulator Tips: 35/1 fourfold from Tuesday’s action

The Champions League semi-finals begin on Tuesday, as Bayern Munich host Real Madrid, while Ipswich can take a big step towards promotion from the Championship. 

There is also action across the globe, with a couple of games from the Chinese Super League included in our four-fold acca, which could return 35/1. 

Shandong Taishan v Nantong Zhiyun - Shandong to win @ 1/3 

We start in China, where Shandong Taishan are favoured to get the better of Nantong Zhiyun. 

Shandong have won their last two games and look to have turned the corner after a tough start to the season. 

They sit fifth in the Super League, six points and as many places ahead of Nantong, who snapped a three-game winless run at Qingdao West Coast on Friday.  

However, they may not be able to handle home striker Valeri Qazaishvili, who has netted in his team's last two home games and he looks a point of difference.   

Meizhou Hakka v Qingdao West Coast - Meizhou to win @ 21/20 

Speaking of Friday's losers, Qingdao, they have lost their last four and could struggle again when they hit the road, or the runway, south to Meizhou Hakka. 

The hosts are unbeaten in three, drawing twice before winning 1-0 at bottom club Changchun Yatai in their last game. 

They currently sit 15th, a point below Qingdao but home advantage could work out and add to their opponents' woes. 

Bayern Munich v Real Madrid - Draw @ 5/2 

Two great European clubs meet at the Allianz Arena as Bayern Munich host Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final. 

Bayern beat Arsenal in the quarter-finals, drawing the first leg 2-2 at the Emirates before winning 1-0 at home, while Real drew both games against Manchester City and then triumphed on penalties. 

Despite contrasting seasons domestically, both teams are in decent form and could cancel each other out. 

Coventry City v Ipswich Town - Draw @ 11/4 

Finally, to the Championship, and Ipswich have the chance to put themselves in pole position for automatic promotion by winning at Coventry. 

The Tractor Boys are third in the table, level on points with Leeds but with an inferior goal difference. 

However, this game in hand presents the chance to go above the Whites heading into the final day visit of all-but-relegated Huddersfield. 

Draws have been an issue for Kieran McKenna's side, with their last three games finishing in stalemate and it could be the same situation against Coventry, who drew 0-0 at Blackburn on Saturday. 

The Sky Blues have enjoyed a decent season and, despite falling short in their play-off bid, Mark Robins is the type of coach who will not let his players switch off and they can match their visitors. 

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