Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Saturday's action, with this one being a 10/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from MLS, the Swedish Allsvenskan and the Norwegian Eliteserien.
Saturday's accumulator kicks off with a Scottish League Cup tie between Elgin City and Motherwell, where we expect the Scottish Premiership side to emerge victorious.
This one is a pretty straightforward pick as Motherwell ply their trade in the top tier for Scottish football while Elgin City are all the way down in League Two, a significant three divisions below Motherwell.
It is, then, highly unlikely we'll see anything other than a Motherwell win.
Next up we head to Sweden for an Allsvenskan game between Häcken and Brommapojkarna, an encounter we think the home side will take three points from.
Häcken currently sit 3rd in the Allsvenskan and are unbeaten in their last five matches having won four of those.
Brommapojkarna, by contrast, have won just one of their last five games having lost four of those (including their last three on the bounce) so they should be outgunned here.
Our next pick comes from the Norwegian Eliteserien where we're backing Molde to come out on top in their game against Vålerenga.
Molde are coming into this game in good shape having lost just one of their last five matches while winning two of their last three.
Vålerenga are not in quite as good of a spot as they come into this encounter winless in their last five having lost four of them.
They're currently just one point above the relegation zone and their fortunes are unlikely to change anytime soon.
We turn to MLS next as Atlanta United face Orlando City in what we hope will be an entertaining encounter given we've backed over 2.5 goals.
Atlanta United have been involved in some high scoring matches of late having seen over 2.5 goals scored in three of their last five matches.
Not only that, but Orlando themselves have really been in and amongst the goals in recent weeks having seen over 2.5 goals scored in four of their last five games so we think this one with throw up more than a couple of goals.
Our penultimate pick sees another over 2.5 goals selection from MLS as New England square off against DC United.
New England have been an extremely reliable over 2.5 goals pick of late having seen at least three goals scored in each of their last five consecutive matches.
Similarly, DC United have seen over 2.5 goals scored in three of their last five games so we're expecting an entertain encounter here.
Our final pick sees LA Galaxy head to Canada to face Vancouver Whitecaps in a game we think will see both sides find the back of the net.
Vancouver Whitecaps have been in very good BTTS form of late having seen both sides register on the scoresheet in four of their last five games.
Likewise, LA Galaxy have also seen BTTS occur in four of their last five matches so we think this one will play out that way too.
France will be eager to rectify their opening game loss against Italy as they face a Belgium side looking to build on their 3-1 win over Israel. France are unbeaten in their last three against the visitors, with Belgium failing to keep a clean sheet in their previous four against Les Blues.
Italy will be buoyed by their win over France, facing an Israel side who conceded three against Belgium. Italy are unbeaten in their last three meetings against Israel.
Romania have won their last four meetings with Lithuania and has kept three clean sheets in the previous four meetings with the visitors.
Austria displayed a great showcase at the European Championships and Ralf Rangnick's side have only lost twice in their last ten fixtures. Norway has won once in their previous six fixtures, with their last two meetings with Austria falling the way of the visitors.
Slovenia have won their last two meetings against Kazakhstan. Neither side has a win in their previous five and Slovenia have drawn five of their last six - including a 0-0 draw against England.
Turkey were brilliant in the European Championships, reaching the quarter-finals. The home side have won three of their last five home fixtures, with Iceland losing two of their last four.
This fixture looks close to call between two teams, generally in poor form heading into this game. Montenegro have lost their previous three games in all competitions, facing a Wales side with no wins in four. Craig Bellamy’s side have found goals hard to come by, with no goals scored in their last four, although Montenegro has failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous three.
