This Saturday's BTTS 5-fold focuses on the FA Cup, including the all-Premier League tie between Tottenham and Aston Villa.
The FA Cup third round headlines a busy Saturday of football, while Celtic host Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership in the wake of more manager upheaval.
We have picked five games that are likely to see both teams score and combined them into an appealing 13/1 acca.
Saturday BTTS 5-fold
- Fulham vs Middlesbrough @ 7/10
- Newcastle vs Bournemouth @ 4/7
- Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford @ 19/20
- Stoke vs Coventry @ 13/20
- Tottenham vs Aston Villa @ 4/6
Pays at 13/1
Fulham vs Middlesbrough (Saturday, 3pm)
Fulham have scored in 11 games on the bounce and the Cottagers have faced some quality opposition in that streak. Their last two matches have seen them put two goals past both Liverpool and Chelsea, so Marco Silva’s men will expect to fill their boots against Middlesbrough in the FA Cup.
There seems a good chance of the visitors getting on the scoresheet as well. Fulham have gone three games without keeping a clean sheet and Middlesbrough scored four goals against Southampton last Sunday, providing the perfect pre-Cup tonic for their forward line.
Newcastle vs Bournemouth (Saturday, 3pm)
The all-Premier League clash between Newcastle and Bournemouth should see plenty of goals and can form the foundation of any BTTS accumulator. Newcastle were part of a thrilling 4-3 victory over Leeds on Wednesday night and the Magpies have scored in all 17 of their home games this season.
Bournemouth won 3-2 against Tottenham on Wednesday and the Cherries’ last six games have seen a total of 29 goals scored.
Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford (Saturday, 3pm)
Cash-strapped Sheffield Wednesday face arguably their most critical game of the season on Saturday and the Owls will be putting everything they have got into toppling Brentford at Hillsborough.
Wednesday can pocket just north of £120,000 if they beat Brentford, so expect the strongest possible home line-up. Brentford may rest some key players and Wednesday can get on the scoresheet.
Stoke vs Coventry (Saturday, 3pm)
Championship pacesetters Coventry may opt to rest some key players for their FA Cup trip to Stoke – and that means the home side can get on the scoresheet.
Stoke have scored in their last three games and they put five goals past Bristol City at home in November.
Tottenham vs Aston Villa (Saturday, 5.45pm)
The match of the day is arguably Aston Villa’s trip to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and a ding-dong affair seems on the cards.
Tottenham have scored in seven consecutive home games and were involved in a five-goal thriller at Bournemouth on Wednesday. Villa, third in the Premier League and still with title hopes, should approach the Tottenham trip in a positive fashion.
Expect these two sides to attack from the off and both teams to score, hopefully providing the anchor leg for this acca.
