Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Thursday's action, with this one being a 33/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches across various leagues from around Europe such as the Premier League, La Liga and the Swedish Allsvenskan.
Our first pick of Thursday's acca comes from Sweden as Malmö travel to take on Varberg.
Malmö enter this game in outstanding form having won each of their last five consecutive matches.
Their opponents, by contrast, are yet to win a game this season and are second from bottom in the league table.
Malmö have scored seven goals in their last two matches and over 2.5 goals have been scored in three of their last four games so we expect this one to be full of goals.
We're sticking with the Allsvenskan here as Norrköping take on Hammarby in a game we expect to produce goals.
Norrköping have been a fairly reliable BTTS pick of late having seen both sides find the back of the net in three of their last five matches.
Identically, Hammarby have seen BTTS land in three of their last five games and with BTTS occurring in four of the last five head-to-head meetings between these two we fancy it to land again here.
Our final pick from Sweden is another BTTS selection as IFK Göteborg take on Degerfors.
Göteborg usually don'r draw a blank when playing on home soil having scored in three of their last five home games.
Degerfors, meanwhile, having seen BTTS occur in four of their opening five games this season.
BTTS has occurred in each of the last two and four of the last six head-to-head meetings between these two and looks strong to land again here.
Our next pick comes from Spain as Girona lock horns with Mallorca in La Liga.
Girona enter this game amidst a strong run of form having won three of their last four matches while remaining unbeaten in six of their last seven outings, having registered a 4-2 win over Real Madrid in that period.
Mallorca, conversely, struggle a lot away from home having won just one of their last nine games on the road.
We have another pick coming from La Liga as Sevilla face Espanyol.
Sevilla enter this game in good form having won four of their last five matches while losing just one of their last eight.
Espanyol, on the other hand, have won just one of their last nine games and have lost each of their last five consecutive matches away from home.
Espanyol are winless in their last nine head-to-head encounters against Sevilla (W0 D2 L7) and look very unlikely to change that here.
Our final pick comes from the Premier League as Brighton take on Manchester United.
We're going for both teams to score in this one and Brighton have been fairly consistent as far as that market is concerned with three of their last five games having seen BTTS occur.
Additionally, they've only failed to score in one of their last ten league games on home soil.
Man United, meanwhile, have scored in eight of their last ten league games away from home so we should see both sides find the back of the net here.
Hemel Hempstead are winless in their last 13 and have lost their last seven consecutive games. Dorking are unbeaten in the last five meetings between the two teams and both teams have scored in the last five meetings.
Aveley have won their last two home games in all competitions. St.Albans are winless in their previous four and have not kept a clean sheet in their last seven.
Both teams have scored in five of the previous seven involving Venezia. This fixture usually provides goals, as both teams have scored in seven of the last eight meetings.
Newcastle United are unbeaten in their last five against West Ham United, with the Hammers failing to keep a clean sheet in their previous 11 against the Magpies. The hosts are unbeaten in their last three in all competitions, whilst the visitors have lost three of their previous five away from home.
Port Vale have won four of their previous six home games, facing a Crewe side who have won once in their last four on their travels. The hosts have won the last six meetings between the two sides.
