Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Monday's action, with this one being a 8/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from the Women's World Cup, the Swiss Super League and the Brazilian Serie A.
Monday's accumulator begins with an intriguing looking match from the Women's World Cup as Germany face Morocco in a game we expect the Europeans to take all three points from.
Germany are coming into this game on good form having won four of their last five matches.
The Germans are by far the most successful European side in women's football history and were the runners up in last year's Euros so we expect them to make real progress in this tournament.
Our second pick also comes from the Women's World Cup as we've picked over 2.5 goals for the game between Brazil and Panama.
Brazil are coming into this game having seen over 2.5 goals scored in two of their last four matches.
On top of this, Brazil are 1/50 to win this game and are heavy favourites so the South American side should put a few goals past their much weaker opponents.
We head to Norway next as we're picking Viking to come on top as they lock horns with Aalesund in the Eliteserien.
Viking are coming into this game in excellent form having won each of their last five consecutive matches.
Aalesund, by contrast, have been struggling in recent weeks having lost four of their last five games so we think they'll be firmly outgunned here.
Our next pick is a both teams to score pick from the Danish Superliga as Nordsjælland square off against Viborg.
Nordsjælland have been a reliable pick as far as BTTS is concerned of late having seen both sides find the back of the net in four of their last five matches.
Viborg have also seen BTTS occur in two of their last four games given it's occurred in half of the meetings between these two sides since the 2016/17 season we think it's going to land again here.
Our penultimate pick comes from the Swedish Allsvenskan as we're backing both teams to score as Sirius face Mjällby.
Both teams come into this game in good BTTS form having both seen both sides find the back of the net in three of their last five matches.
Additionally, BTTS has occurred in half the meetings between the two sides since the 2016/17 season so we're backing it to land again here.
Last but not least we have a both teams to score pick from the Brazilian Serie A as Coritiba face Fluminese.
Coritiba are coming into this game in good BTTS form having seen both sides register on the scoresheet in three of their last four matches.
On top of that BTTS has occurred in each of the last three meetings between these two sides so we think this one looks a promising pick.
Slovakia have been the first to score in their last seven, with Azerbaijan failing to keep a clean sheet in their last four. The visitors have conceded the first in five of their previous six.
Gibraltar are unbeaten in their last four meetings against Liechtenstein. The visitors are on a terrible run of no wins in 40 games and no goals scored in their previous three. Both sides have been he first to concede in eight of the last ten.
Bulgaria are unbeaten in their last seven, facing a Northern Ireland side who have lost only once in the previous five. Northern Ireland beat Luxembourg 2-0 in the previous game, and Bulgaria drew 0-0 with Belarus with ten men.
Denmark opened their Nations League campaign with a 2-0 win over nine-man Switzerland, whereas Serbia drew 0-0 with European Champions Spain. Serbia are winless in their previous four against Denmark, with the hosts keeping a clean sheet in three.
This fixture should provide goals on both ends, with neither side keeping a clean sheet in their previous five. The BTTS market has landed in four of Croatia's previous five and the last six for Poland.
Portugal opened their Nations League campaign with a 2-1 win over Croatia, with Scotland losing 3-2 at home to Poland. Scotland are without a win in five and no clean sheet in five also.
Sweden are unbeaten in their last seven against Estonia. The visitors have been the first to concede in five of their last six games and are without a clean sheet in their last 17 fixtures.
Spain are unbeaten in their last 11 games in all competitions. La Roja has won three of the previous five meetings between the two teams, with Switzerland failing to keep a clean sheet in their last six against the European Champions.
