Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Sunday's action, with this one being a 16/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from Sunday's games across various leagues around Europe.
An in form Reims side look to continue their ascent up the Ligue 1 table as they face Brest on Sunday.
Reims enter this game in fine form having lost just one of their last seven matches, winning four of their last five.
Their extremely strong at home too, having won four of their last five encounters on home soil with 2nd place Marseille the only side to topple them.
Brest, by contrast, struggle away from home having won just one of their last five matches on the road.
Wolfsburg have been a fairly reliable BTTS pick of late having seen both sides find the back of the net in three of their four encounters.
Similarly, Gladbach are a solid pick when it comes to BTTS with both teams registering on the scoresheet in three of their last five home games.
Games between these two sides have thrown up a large number of goals in recent times with the last three consecutive head-to-head meetings seeing BTTS land.
Ajax have been no stranger to high scoring games in recent weeks with over 2.5 goals landing in three of their last four encounters.
Fortuna have been even more reliable when it comes to over 2.5 goals having seen their last five consecutive matches all produce over 2.5 goals.
To put the cherry on the cake, each of the last six head-to-head meetings between these two sides have produced over 2.5 goals.
Over 2.5 goals has been a regular feature of Nantes' games in recent weeks having landed in three of their last five encounters.
Similarly, Monaco have seen over 2.5 goals land in three of their last four matches when playing away from home.
Not only this, but over 2.5 goals has also landed in each of the last two head-to-head meetings between these two sides, including the most recent meeting back in October.
Liverpool host Arsenal in the game of the weekend in the Premier League in a game we're hoping will produce a few goals.
Arsenal have been somewhat of a BTTS magnet in recent weeks having seen both sides find the back of the net in four of their last five games overall and each of their last four on the bounce when playing away from home.
These two sides threw up a goal fest when they met back in October in a 3-2 win for Arsenal so we expect both sides to score once at the very least here.
Atletico Madrid enter this game in excellent form having gone unbeaten in their last nine matches while winning each of their last four on the bounce.
Rayo, conversely, are amidst a dismal run of form having failed to win any of their last seven matches in La Liga.
Rayo also haven't beaten Atletico since 2013, with Atletico winning five of the last sic head-to-head encounters.
West Ham United are without a clean sheet in their previous nine against Chelsea, with the Blues setting an impressive record against the Hammers of scoring the first goal in seven of the last nine meetings.
Tottenham Hotspur have won three of the previous four home games against Brentford. Interestingly, neither side has kept a clean sheet in the last four meetings, with both teams finding the net in all four fixtures.
Ipswich Town have improved defensively in recent weeks and have taken two points from their last two games back in the Premier League. The two meetings last season in the Championship fell in Ipswich Town's favour with a 3-2 win over the Saints at Portman Road, and a 1-0 nil win away from home at St.Mary's. Ipswich Town kept a clean sheet in their respective game against Brighton and have only conceded one goal in two games.
Liverpool have won 12 of the 15 head-to-head meetings between the two teams in Premier League, including the last three on the bounce, and it feels likely they'll further improve that record this weekend.
Everton have suffered two consecutive 3-2 defeats, with their efforts in the second half falling short in the games against Bournemouth and Aston Villa. Everton are without a clean sheet in their previous five against Leicester City.
Newcastle are on a six-game winning run against Fulham, with no losses in their previous nine against the Cottagers. Newcastle United haven't conceded a goal in their last four encounters against the home side, with Marco Silva's side chasing a first clean sheet in eight against the Magpies. The visitors were the first to score in the previous six against Fulham.
Aston Villa has begun the season superbly, with three league wins in their first four games, including the remarkable comeback win over Everton from two goals down. Wolves are winless after the first four games in the league with one draw and 11 goals conceded. Wolves are winless away from home in the league since February, with their last win being a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester United looked impressive in their away fixture against Southampton, as they face a Crystal Palace side who are winless so far in the Premier League. United have found the scoresheet regularly, with 1.3 goals scored per game this season. Palace have suffered defensive woes as of late, as the home side have been the first to concede in five of their respective six fixtures.
This game looks tough to call, as both sides have shared two victories each in their previous five meetings. Both sides are in impressive form, Brighton and Hove Albion are unbeaten in their previous nine, with Nottingham Forest unbeaten in their last seven. Both teams have found scoring relatively easy, with each side scoring first in five of their last six.
The Gunners haven't won at the Etihad since January 2015, with City winning eight of the last nine head-to-head meetings between the two sides in Manchester, with the latest meeting ending 0-0. City also haven't lost a single game to any opponent (penalty shootouts aside) at the Etihad since November 2022.
Tottenham Hotspur have won three of the previous four home games against Brentford. Interestingly, neither side has kept a clean sheet in the last four meetings, with both teams finding the net in all four fixtures.
Ipswich Town have improved defensively in recent weeks and have taken two points from their last two games back in the Premier League. The two meetings last season in the Championship fell in Ipswich Town's favour with a 3-2 win over the Saints at Portman Road, and a 1-0 nil win away from home at St.Mary's. Ipswich Town kept a clean sheet in their respective game against Brighton and have only conceded one goal in two games. Southampton have conceded six goals in two games.
Liverpool have won 12 of the 15 head-to-head meetings between the two teams in Premier League, including the last three on the bounce, and it feels likely they'll further improve that record this weekend.
Newcastle are on a six-game winning run against Fulham, with no losses in their previous nine against the Cottagers. Newcastle United haven't conceded a goal in their last four encounters against the home side, with Marco Silva's side chasing a first clean sheet in eight against the Magpies. The visitors were the first to score in the previous six against Fulham.
Everton have suffered two consecutive 3-2 defeats, with their efforts in the second half falling short in the games against Bournemouth and Aston Villa. Everton are without a clean sheet in their previous five against Leicester City.
Aston Villa has begun the season superbly, with three league wins in their first four games, including the remarkable comeback win over Everton from two goals down. Wolves are winless after the first four games in the league with one draw and 11 goals conceded. Wolves are winless away from home in the league since February, with their last win being a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester United looked impressive in their away fixture against Southampton, as they face a Crystal Palace side who are winless so far in the Premier League. United have found the scoresheet regularly, with 1.3 goals scored per game this season. Palace have suffered defensive woes as of late, as the home side have been the first to concede in five of their respective six fixtures.
