Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Tuesday's action, with this one being a 18/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from Champions League qualifiers, Europa Conference League qualifiers and the Scottish League Cup.
First off we start Tuesday's accumulator with a Champions League qualifier featuring Maxxabi Haifa and Harun Spartans, a game we hope we'll see a few goals in.
Maccabi Haifa are coming into this game having been involved in a number of entertaining encounters of late, with over 2.5 goals having been scored in four of their last five matches.
Maccabi won the first leg 4-0 against Maltese side Hamrun Spartans and have a vast quality advantage over their opponents so it feels likely they'll notch a few goals again in this one.
Next up we have another game we fancy to throw up at least three goals as Balzan square off against Domžale in Europa Conference League qualifying.
Balzan have been a very entertaining watch in recent weeks having seen over 2.5 goals scored in three of their last four matches.
With the first game having ended 4-1 to Balzan we're expecting them to put a few more goals past their opponent here given home advantage is now on their side.
Next up we return to Champions League qualifying where we fancy Swedish side Häcken to get the better of The New Saints.
Häcken are coming into this game in impressive form having won each of their last three consecutive matches.
Not only that, but they demonstrated their superiority in the first leg where they ran out 3-1 winners so we're backing them to get the job done in an emphatic manner here.
Our final pick from Tuesday's Champions League qualifiers comes from Belarus and BATE Borisov lock horns with Partizani Tirana.
We're going for both teams to score in this one and Partizani Tirana have been a reliable BTTS pick of late having seen both sides find the back of the net in four of their last five matches.
The first leg of this tie finished 1-1 and with matters firmly in the balance we expect both sides to push for the win and, as a result, both to net at least one goal.
Our second to last pick comes from Scotland as Queen Of The South lock horns with Motherwell, a game we expect the away side triumph in.
Motherwell looked comfortable in their opening game of the season as they beat Elgin City 2-0.
A top-flight side in Scotland for thirty-nine seasons now, Motherwell are facing a side two leagues below them here and should win fairly comfortably.
Our final pick also comes from the Scottish League Cup where we're expecting League One side Falkirk to progress from their tie against Spartans.
Falkirk are yet to play a competitive match this season so they don't have much recent form to judge by, but they finished the most recent league season in emphatic fashion by winning their last two games of the League One campaign by a combined scoreline of 7-2 so we think they'll carry that form into the start of this campaign.
Not only that, but they're one league above their opponents here so we're backing them to justify their tag as strong favourites in this one.
Tottenham Hotspur have been in such impressive form since their defeat in the North London Derby against Arsenal, with five wins in their previous six in all competitions - including two in their last three in the league. West Ham United have been in terrible form leading up to this game, with one win in their last six in all competitions.
Southampton are still chasing their first win of the season, with only a point obtained from their first seven games. Leicester have only lost once in their previous five and recently got their first win of the season against AFC Bournemouth.
Newcastle United are unbeaten in their previous three against Brighton - with the Seagulls failing to keep a clean sheet against the hosts in four. Newcastle are unbeaten in their last eight home Premier League fixtures.
Despite their recent form in the league, Manchester United have the superior head-to-head advantage in this fixture, having won two of the previous three meetings against the Bees. Brentford are without a clean sheet in their last three against United.
Ipswich have drawn four of their last five games in the Premier League since losing their opening two games of the season. Everton are unbeaten in their last four; however, they are winless in their previous 14 away from home.
Aston Villa are in very good form heading into this one, unbeaten in their last eight games in all competitions, winning six of those. Fulham, on the other hand, have won only two of their last seven home games in the league.
Arsenal are unbeaten in all competitions this season and boasts the second-best defence in the Premier League with six goals conceded - only behind Liverpool, who have two. Arsenal have recorded five clean sheets this season.
Manchester City are unbeaten in their previous 12 in all competitions, facing a Wolves side who have lost their last five. Wolves are without a clean sheet in their previous nine against Manchester City.
Liverpool are in exceptional form, having won nine of their previous ten in all competitions. The Reds are unbeaten in this fixture since 2021, including two cup final wins for the hosts. The Reds have won their previous six games.
Nottingham Forest have lost only once in their previous seven fixtures and have double the amount of points than this stage last season. Crystal Palace are yet to register a win this season and have lost four of their previous seven.
