Check out our Saturday football acca tips featuring the best football betting tips, value selections and free football predictions from today's matches.
League football is back up and running across all four divisions after the extended international break.
In the Premier League, the Saturday 3pm games include Ipswich’s clash with Fulham and in-form Brighton at Sunderland.
There is also a full slate of games down the division, with our football betting acca including three League Two matches.
Here are our football betting tips, making a 30/1 multiple.
Today’s Saturday Acca Tips
Ipswich to beat Fulham /
Stockport to beat Barnsley /
Newport to beat Colchester /
Tranmere to beat Rochdale /
York to beat Northampton /
Ipswich to beat Fulham
Ipswich have made a solid start to the season and it’s a surprise to see them underdogs at home to Fulham.
The Tractor Boys beat Sunderland in their opening home match and were impressive against Liverpool at Portman Road, before a 3-2 victory at Crystal Palace.
Even in their 1-0 defeat at Everton they competed well, and Fulham – on two points from five games – look like generous opposition.
The Cottagers picked up a little before the break but have scored one goal in their last seven league away matches dating back to March.
Stockport to beat Barnsley
Stockport look like one of the best teams in League One, and despite being priced accordingly they are worth a spot in this acca.
County are well clear of the pack in terms of underlying numbers and sit fifth in the division, a position that is only likely to improve.
Having seen off Wycombe and Peterborough at Edgeley Park – as well as having the better of defeats to Blackpool and Leicester – they should have too much for Barnsley.
The visitors made a decent start to the season, but have taken one point from their last three league games and have conceded at least three goals in all of their last trio of matches on the road.
Newport to beat Colchester
Newport look like a good home side, winning two and drawing two of their four League Two matches on home soil.
That run includes an impressive victory over promotion hopefuls Grimsby last time out, with Hayden Mullins’ side now scoring at least two goals in four of their five home matches this term.
Colchester look like a pretty average team this season, currently winless in seven across all competitions.
That run includes two draws and three defeats from their five away games.
Tranmere to beat Rochdale
Despite winning their last three league games Rochdale are still considered one of the worst teams in League Two in terms of underlying performance, sitting bottom on expected points.
So in the face of that good form, we are banking on Ian Watson’s side being long overdue a defeat and going down at Tranmere.
Rovers have been good at home this season, taking eight points from four league games and going undefeated across six in all competitions.
A similar performance level should be enough to see them win.
York to beat Northampton
York have settled down and look a good side under new boss Scott Lindsay, winning all four of their league home games this season.
The last two of those victories have come by 4-0 and 3-0 scorelines, ominous for a Northampton side who are struggling.
The Cobblers have lost their last three games in all competitions, going down in five of their six on the road so far this season.
Everything points to a comfortable home win.
