Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Saturday's action, with this one being an 42/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from Saturday's international fixtures and the English Football League.
Pompey enter this game amidst a strong run of form having won three of their last five matches in the league, with the other two games coming as losses against Sheffield Wednesday and Barnsley - two of the league's best sides.
Their form at home is good too, with Pompey winning three of their last four matches on home soil.
Their opponents, meanwhile, are in the midst of a shoddy run of form having won only one of their last five matches.
Furthermore, Port Vale have failed to win any of their last five matches on the road and given they lost 0-1 to Portsmouth when the two sides met in the league back in August it feels like they're set for another defeat here.
Two sides at opposite ends of the National League table meet on Saturday afternoon as Notts County face Scunthorpe United.
We're going for both teams to score in this one, and given BTTS has landed in Notts County's last five consecutive matches we feel like the odds are looking good.
Additionally, BTTS has landed in four of County's last five games on home soil including each of their last three.
As far as Scunthorpe are concerned, BTTS has landed in three of their last five games including their last two on the bounce, while also landing in their last two on the road.
These two sides met in the league back in December with Notts County running out 4-1 winners, and given the two sides' recent goalscoring form we fancy both sides to find the back of the net once again here.
We have a big game involving two promotion hopefuls in League Two this weekend as Stevenage host Salford City.
This should be a competitive encounter between two good sides so we're expecting both teams to find the back of the net here.
That shouldn't be too much of an issue for Stevenage, who've only failed to register on the scoresheet in two of their twenty-three games on home soil this season.
Likewise, Salford have been in excellent goalscoring form of late having found the back of the net in nine of their last ten games on the road.
Furthermore, BTTS has landed in each of Salford's last seven games consecutively so as far as we're concerned all signs point towards a BTTS selection here.
We're expecting goals as two play-off hopefuls meet in League One on Saturday with Peterborough United hosting Derby County.
Peterborough have been no strangers to goals in recent weeks having seen an average of four goals per game scored in their last four matches.
Likewise, Derby have been an entertaining watch of late with their last four matches seeing an average of 3.5 goals scored per game.
These two sides locked horns in the league back in August and Derby ran out 2-1 winners, and given the two sides' goalscoring form, and poor defensive records, we're expecting over 2.5 goals to land again here.
Spain begin their EURO 2024 qualifying campaign at home to Norway on Saturday and they enter this game having seen a number of goals scored in their recent fixtures with an average of 3.2 goals per game scored in their last five matches.
Likewise, their last five qualifying matches on home soil have seen an average of 2.8 goals scored.
Similarly, Norway have seen their fair share of goals scored in their recent matches with their last five games seeing an average of three goals scored per game.
Given over 2.5 goals has landed in three of the last four head-to-head meetings between these two we fancy it to land again here.
World Cup heroes Morocco face Brazil in an international friendly this week.
Brazil play their first game since the heartbreak in Qatar having lost to Croatia on penalties.
They're still without a permanent manager following Tite's departure but their form at the World Cup was not bad having only lost one game in normal time - a dead rubber match against Cameroon in the group stages.
Their record in friendlies has been excellent having won their last five friendlies on the bounce.
Morocco, by contrast, have been in dismal form since their successful World Cup campaign having lost three straight AFCON qualifiers since leaving Qatar by an aggregate scoreline of 9-0.
It does, then, feel as though Brazil will cruise to a win without too much issue here.
