Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Wednesday's action, with this one being a 9/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a five-fold featuring matches from UEFA Champions League qualifying, Europa Conference League qualifying and the Scottish League Cup.
We kick Wednesday's acca off with a Europa Conference League qualifying match between Midtjylland and Progrès Niederkorn, a game we're backing the former to win.
Midtjylland are coming into this game in good form having won four of their last five games and are an experienced outfit in European competition, especially when compared to their opponents.
They're the heavy favourites to win this game and considering they're backed by home advantage it's hard not to see them winning.
We're sticking with the Europa Conference League next up as Neman Grodno face Balzan.
We're going for both teams to score in this one and the home side have been in decent BTTS form of late having seen both sides find the back of the net in two of their last five matches.
Balzan have been an even more reliable BTTS pick of late having seen BTTS occur in three of their last five games so we're backing it to land again here.
Next up we have a tie from the Scottish League Cup as we're picking Kilmarnock to beat Raith Rovers.
Kilmarnock are coming into this game in good form having won each of their last four consecutive matches.
Additionally, they're facing a side one league below them in the Scottish football pyramid so they should come out on top in this one.
Our penultimate pick comes from Champions League qualifying as KÍ face Häcken in a tie we fancy the Swedish side to win.
Häcken enter this game amidst a strong run of form having won four of their last five matches.
KÍ are a side from the Faroe Islands, a league significantly below the Swedish Allsvenskan in quality so they'll likely find this game too much.
Last but not least we have a pick from the Scottish League Cup where we're going for both teams to score in the game between Edinburgh City and Ross County.
Edinburgh City have been in very good BTTS form of late having seen both sides register on the scoresheet in each of their last four matches.
On top of that Ross County have also seen BTTS occur in both of their last two games so we're backing it to occur here too.
Venezia have only won once in their previous five league games, including two consecutive defeats against Parma (1-2) and Lecce (0-1). Inter Milan have been tremendous away from home in the league, having won their last five on their travels and are unbeaten away from home this season in the league.
Le Havre have the worst home record in the division, with six losses from eight on home soil. The hosts have lost their last five games coming into this one, conceding first in each game. RC Lens have only lost once in their previous five games and are unbeaten in the last four meetings between the two teams.
Newcastle United are in exceptional form heading into this cup tie with Bromley, with on paper seemingly a formality with the Magpies expected to secure a win. The hosts have won their last seven in all competitions, having kept five clean sheets in their previous seven.
Arsenal's home record will make it difficult for Manchester United, as the Gunners have only lost once at the Emirates all season in their recent 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United. Manchester United have a decent record in this competition against the hosts, with the Red Devils winning two of their previous three meetings with Arsenal - which includes a 3-1 win away at the Emirates in 2019.
Atletico Madrid are in exceptional form, having won their last 13 consecutive games coming into this one. The hosts have won their previous five home games in all competitions. Osasuna are winless in their last six league games and winless in their previous three away from home in the league.
FC Augsburg are winless in their last three Bundesliga games, following a 5-1 defeat against Holstein Kiel before the winter break. VfB Stuttgart have won three of their previous five league games and unbeaten in their last three away from home.
Southampton have suffered three consecutive losses, and the Saints have now gone 11 games in all competitions without a win following their 5-0 home defeat to Brentford last weekend. Swansea City are coming into this game with two wins on their travels in their previous five, although they have lost consecutive games against Portsmouth (4-0) and Hull City (2-1).
