Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Wednesday's action, with this one being a 22/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from the Champions League, the EFL Championship and League One.
Wednesday's accumulator kicks off with a crucial clash in the EFL Championship's promotion race between Ipswich Town and Watford, a game we're backing the former to come out on top in.
Ipswich might be coming off the back of a loss, but their overall form is still very encouraging, with Kieran McKenna's side having won three of their last four games. Additionally, they've also won all of their last five games on home soil so they're a tough nut to crack on their own patch.
Watford, on the other hand, have won only one of their last five games and having lost 1-2 to Ipswich back in December this one feels like a step too far for the Hornets.
League One is the subject of our next pick where promotion contenders Peterborough United are hoping to pick up a crucial three points as they take on Port Vale tonight, where we're backing the Posh to win.
Peterborough are in good form on the whole as they enter this one with three wins from their last five games, having also won their last two games in a row.
Port Vale's form isn't so impressive, however, as they come into this game having won just two of their last five games and just one of their last five matches on the road, and given they've lost all of their last four head-to-head meetings with Peterborough we think they'll come up short here.
An interesting game in the Championship playoff race takes place at the MKM Stadium tonight as Hull City take on Middlesbrough, where we're backing both teams to score in what should be a very competitive encounter.
Hull have been a very reliable BTTS pick in recent weeks as they enter this game having seen both sides find the back of the net in four of their last five games.
On top of that, Middlesbrough have scored in eight of their last nine games away from home and with BTTS having occurred in all of the last three meetings between these two sides we think this one looks a promising pick.
Our second both teams to score pick also comes from the EFL Championship where Birmingham City are taking on Cardiff City.
Birmingham are entering this game amidst a decent run of BTTS form having seen both sides register on the scoresheet in two of their last three games.
Similarly, Cardiff have seen BTTS occur in three of their last five matches, including their last two on the bounce, so we think the signs are there for this one to throw up a few goals.
Our penultimate pick comes from a cracker in the Champions League on Wednesday night as PSG welcome Barcelona to the French capital, a game we're backing the home side to take a first leg lead from.
PSG are in good form at present as Luis Enrique's men come into this one unbeaten in their last five games, winning four of those.
Not only that, but PSG have won three and drawn one of their four Champions League games on home soil this season, whereas Barcelona have drawn one and lost two of their last three Champions League games on the road.
Last but not least we're backing both teams to score in the Champions League quarter-final clash between Atlético Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.
Atlético Madrid are in decent form as they enter this game having seen goals at both ends in three of their last five games.
Dortmund, meanwhile, have seen BTTS occur in three of their last five games away from home and given this one is a very competitive matchup on paper we think both sides should give as good as they get.
Brentford have the best home record in the Premier League with seven wins and one draw from eight - following their 4-2 win against Newcastle United in their last home game. Nottingham Forest have lost two of their last four away games and are winless in the previous six meetings against the hosts.
The Hammers have won twice in their previous five games, also facing consecutive defeats during that run against Leicester (3-1) and Arsenal (2-5). Brighton and Hove Albion are now without a win in four league games following their recent 3-1 defeat against Crystal Palace. Brighton have also drawn twice in their last four games.
Newcastle are in good form heading into this game, having lost only one of their last five games, winning two, while also drawing 3-3 with Liverpool. Ipswich, though, are still winless on home soil in the Premier League and have lost three of their last four at Portman Road.
The Gunners are unbeaten in their previous six league games, with three wins over Nottingham Forest (3-0), West Ham United (2-5) and Manchester United (2-0). Arsenal have also won the last five meetings between the two sides, having scored first in four of the previous five meetings. Crystal Palace are winless in their previous three following two draws and a 2-0 defeat at home to Fulham.
Burnley are unbeaten in their previous seven league games, as the Clarets have also kept five clean sheets in that run of games. The hosts are unbeaten at home this season, with two wins from their previous five league games against Coventry City (2-0) & Swansea City (1-0). Despite being unbeaten in six, Watford’s away record is less than desirable, with one win in their last seven, following a 1-1 draw with Hull City.
The Bluebirds have lost their previous three home games against the likes of Preston (0-2), QPR (0-2) & Blackburn Rovers (1-3). Sheffield United have been in spectacular form as the league leaders are unbeaten in their last ten league games and have scored first in six of their previous seven. The Blades are unbeaten in five on their travels, following a 1-0 win away at Millwall.
Leeds United have the best home record in the Championship, with nine wins, one draw and one loss from 11 games at Elland Road. Since the 1-0 defeat to Burnley in September, Leeds United have won their last eight consecutive games on home soil, with victories against the likes of Middlesbrough (3-1), Watford (2-1) & Sheffield United (2-0). Oxford United have one of the worst away records in the Championship, with no wins from nine, two draws and seven losses. The visitors have lost their last four consecutive away games without scoring.
The hosts are winless in their last six games, having drawn three and losing their previous three consecutive games against Coventry City (0-1), Sheffield United (0-1) and 1-0 away at Middlesbrough. Blackburn Rovers have been impressive in recent weeks, as the visitors have won their last six consecutive games in the Championship - including a 1-0 win over both Leeds United and Middlesbrough. The visitors are unbeaten in the last six meetings between the two sides.
Plymouth Argyle are winless in their previous six and have lost their previous four consecutive league games, following their 2-0 away defeat to league leaders Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough have won two of their last five away games in the Championship with victories over Oxford United (2-6) & QPR (1-4), having only suffered one defeat in five on their travels.
Sunderland are unbeaten at home this season, having won six and drawn four of their ten games at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats are unbeaten in three, following their 3-2 away win against Swansea and 2-1 win at home to Stoke City. Norwich City are winless in three, although their away record has been awful in the league, with one win against Derby County (2-3) since September. Norwich City lost on their recent visit to Sunderland, 3-1 last season.
