Another busy Saturday of football action lies ahead across both the Premier League and the three divisions of the EFL.
We have picked a five-fold acca on the matches that look likely to see both teams to score which, if successful, will return at 11/1.
Saturday BTTS 5-fold
Man Utd vs Brighton – BTTS @ 1/2
Hull vs Charlton – BTTS @ 4/5
Derby vs QPR – BTTS @ 8/11
Barnsley vs Rotherham @ 4/7
Leyton Orient vs Lincoln @ 8/11
Man Utd vs Brighton (Saturday, 3pm)
After claiming back-to-back league wins for the first time under Ruben Amorim, Man Utd could move into the top-six with another victory on home turf.
The Red Devils have scored twice in three of their last four fixtures and won their last three home games, but face a stern test against a Brighton side who are only one place below them in the table.
The Seagulls have won on their last three visits to Old Trafford and both teams have scored in three of their last four meetings.
Hull vs Charlton (Saturday, 3pm)
Three straight wins have propelled Hull into the top seven in the Championship and they welcome a Charlton team who are level on points with the hosts.
Nathan Jones’ Addicks have won four of their last six league games, including an impressive 3-0 win at Ipswich in midweek.
Hull’s strong start is mainly down to the forward duo of Ollie McBurnie and Joe Gelhardt, who have scored 10 goals between them.
Derby vs QPR (Saturday, 3pm)
Derby ended a five game winless run with a 1-0 victory over Norwich in midweek and the Rams have now scored in their last three home matches.
Carlton Morris has been a big addition to the Rams squad this season, with the former Luton man already finding the net on four occasions this term.
QPR travel to the Midlands having scored in every away game to date, with both teams scoring in eight of their first 10 Championship fixtures.
Barnsley vs Rotherham (Saturday, 3pm)
There’s a South Yorkshire derby to look forward to at Oakwell on Saturday, with hosts Barnsley currently seven places and five points ahead of rivals Rotherham.
The home side have scored two or more goals in their last three matches in all competitions and have averaged 1.63 per game in League One.
The Merry Millers go into Saturday’s clash having picked up seven points from their last three league games and have scored in every away game since the end of August.
Leyton Orient vs Lincoln (Saturday, 3pm)
Leyton Orient and Lincoln have scored 38 goals between them in 25 League One games, with the hosts the third highest-scorers in the third tier.
Dom Ballard is the O’s top scorer with six goals in just seven appearances and four of those have come at Brisbane Road.
The Red Imps have only failed to score in one game in all competitions since August 9th and beat then league-leaders Stevenage in their most recent League One outing.
