Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Saturday's action, with this one being a 13/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a five-fold featuring matches solely from the EFL Championship, the Danish Superliga and the 2. Bundesliga.
Our first pick comes from the return of the EFL Championship as we're backing new boys Plymouth Argyle to take three points against Huddersfield Town.
Plymouth surged to the title in League One last season and have had what most regard as a very impressive transfer window.
Huddersfield, on the other hand, weren't all that far from relegation last season and have been very underwhelming in the transfer window, barely reinforcing their squad.
As such, we fancy The Pilgrims to get an opening day victory.
Our second pick sees us pivot to Denmark as we're picking Danish giants København to overcome Randers in the Superliga.
København are off to an excellent start in the Superliga, winning both of their opening games meaning they've now won their last four on the trot.
Randers, conversely, are yet to win this season and look outmatched coming into this one.
We have an exciting encounter in the Scottish Championship this weekend as two newly promoted sides lock horns in Dunfermline Athletic and Airdrieonians, with the home side being our pick for the spoils.
Dunfermline Athletic finished twenty-one points ahead of Airdrieonians in the Scottish League One last season and were by far the more accomplished side.
We don't expect much to have changed here and given they have home advantage this one feels like a straightforward home win.
Notts County are kicking off like back in the English Football League with a game away Sutton United in League Two on Saturday.
We're going for both teams to score here and both of these sides finished last season involved in a number of goal-filled encounters, with BTTS occurring in four of their last five games.
Given both sides also found the back of the net in the most recent meeting between the two we're backing it to occur again here.
Finally we're off to Germany for a 2. Bundesliga game between Schalke and Kaiserslautern, a game we hope will throw up a few goals.
Schalke have been in and amongst the goals in recent matches having seen over 2.5 goals scored in each of their last five matches stretching into last season.
Given their first game of this campaign, away at Hamburg, ended 5-3 we don't expect that trend to stop.
Kaiserslautern have also seen at least three goals scored in four of their last five games going back into last season so we think this could be a fun one.
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.
