SATURDAY ACCA TIPS
Premier League Acca Tips: Saturday Six-Fold Boosted to 10.44/1 with Spreadex
Every Premier League game on Saturday plus goals in Strasbourg v PSG make up my six-fold, boosted 20% by the Spreadex Acca Boost.
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There are five Premier League games on Saturday and I’ve got a leg in every one, plus goals at both ends in Strasbourg v PSG. Spreadex price this six-fold at 8.7/1 and the 20% boost for six legs takes it to 10.44/1, with the extra paid in cash.
I’ve gone with three overs, one under, one both teams to score and Brentford or draw. Every leg is 1/10 or bigger, so the boost covers the whole acca.
Here’s my reasoning for each leg, in kick-off order, with the latest team news.
Everton v Chelsea tips
Chelsea’s games are full of goals. They have scored 15 and conceded 13 in six Premier League games, and every one of their last five has had at least three goals, including 5-1 against Bournemouth and 4-3 against Brighton.
Everton are unbeaten and fifth, and they drew 2-2 at Hull last weekend and 2-2 with Man Utd before that. Chelsea’s record is the reason this leg is in, and 13 of the two sides’ last 20 games went over 2.5.
- Chelsea 28 goals in 6 games
- Chelsea over 2.5 in last 5
- Everton 2-2 at Hull
Brentford v Liverpool tips
Brentford are fourth and still unbeaten this season, and they are unbeaten in their last 10 games, including the last eight at home. They beat Chelsea 3-0 at home last month and drew 2-2 at Villa last weekend.
Liverpool were beaten 3-0 at home by Man City last Sunday and sit ninth. They are without the suspended Gravenberch plus Ekitike, Bradley and Leoni, with Gakpo, Isak and Szoboszlai all carrying knocks. With the draw covered, I like Brentford.
- Brentford unbeaten in 10
- Brentford 3-0 v Chelsea
- Liverpool lost 3-0 to City
Fulham v Hull tips
Fulham are bottom without a win, and goals have dried up at both ends. Four of their last five have had three goals or fewer, including 0-0 at Liverpool and 1-1 with Man Utd.
Hull are eighth and hard to beat, with a 0-0 against Villa and a 1-0 win at Coventry in their last five. Across both sides’ last 20 games, 15 stayed under 3.5 goals, and Hull are without their striker Ansah and goalkeeper Butland.
- 15 of last 20 under 3.5
- Fulham 6 scored in 6
- Hull 0-0 v Villa
Man City v Ipswich tips
City have won all six league games and top the table. Nine of their last 10 home games have gone over 2.5 goals, including 5-3 against Sunderland last month, and they won 3-0 at Anfield last weekend.
Ipswich have conceded plenty on the road, losing 5-2 at Man Utd and winning 3-2 at Palace. They are also without the suspended Fatawu, and City have no fitness worries, so I expect City to run up a score.
- City 6 wins from 6
- City home over 2.5 9 of 10
- Ipswich 5-2 loss at Man Utd
Strasbourg v PSG tips
Both teams have scored in eight of Strasbourg’s last 10 games, and in every one of their recent home games. Their games have averaged 3.9 goals over that run, and they have lost their last two, so they are leaking goals.
PSG have also seen both teams score in eight of their last 10, and they come in on a three-game winning run after beating Le Mans 3-1. Both teams have scored in 14 of the last 18 meetings, and Strasbourg are missing the suspended Doukouré in defence.
- Strasbourg BTTS 8 of 10
- PSG BTTS 8 of 10
- H2H BTTS 14 of 18
Newcastle v Aston Villa tips
Newcastle’s games have produced 23 goals in six league matches, almost four a game. Four of their last five went over 2.5, including 2-2 draws with Liverpool and Bournemouth and a 4-1 defeat at Leeds.
Villa have conceded 11 in six and drew 2-2 with Brentford last weekend after winning 3-2 at Spurs. They are missing Onana, Maatsen, Goretzka and Cisse, and 15 of the two sides’ last 20 games went over 2.5.
- Newcastle 23 goals in 6 games
- 15 of last 20 over 2.5
- Villa 3-2 at Spurs
My verdict
City at home and Brentford’s unbeaten run are the two legs I’m most confident in, and Newcastle’s games have averaged almost four goals. Fulham and Hull are struggling for goals, which is why I’ve taken the under there. Strasbourg and PSG both score in eight of every 10, which is why that game earns its place. At 10.44/1 with the boost, this is the acca I’m backing on Saturday.
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What the boost is worth
How the Spreadex Acca Boost works
Spreadex add 5% to your winnings for a treble, rising by 5% for each extra leg up to 100% at 20 legs. Every selection must be 1/10 or bigger, and match odds, double chance, total goals, both teams to score, correct score and half-time markets all count. Free bets don’t qualify, and the boost is paid as cash when the bet settles.
Dave co-founded Get Your Tips Out and writes football and horse racing tips for GYTO, talkSPORT and his @davepottertips channels. He specialises in Premier League accas and bet builders.
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