Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Friday night’s action, with this one being a 29/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from across Europe's top leagues including the League Cup, Bundesliga and La Liga.
Man Utd and Newcastle square off at Wembley on Sunday to contest for the first major trophy of the English football season.
The Red Devils are favourites for this one and rightly so, with Erik ten Hag's men reigning unbeaten across their last nine matches in all competitions, winning three of their last four encounters.
They enter this game on cloud nine after claiming their biggest win of the season: a 2-1 win over Barcelona in the Europa League at Old Trafford. It was a euphoric occasion that saw United run out eventual winners after a dominant second half performance.
By contrast, Newcastle - who've had an excellent season overall - enter this game amidst a minor blip in their form having failed to win any of their last three matches.
Their most recent game saw them lose 0-2 at home to a largely out of form Liverpool side, with star goalkeeper Nick Pope receiving a bizarre (but deserved) red card.
Newcastle have failed to beat their Manchester counterparts in any of the last six head-to-head meetings between the two sides, and it feels as though this final could be coming a few weeks too late for Eddie Howe's side who may not quite be at their best right now. We fancy The Red Devils to continue their surge back towards their throne atop the English football hierarchy and win their first major trophy since 2017.
Barcelona look to take advantage of Real Madrid's slip up yesterday and extend their lead atop the La Liga table as they face Almeria.
The visitors have been frankly excellent domestically this season having lost only one game in the league while conceded a jaw-dropping seven goals the entire campaign.
They enter this game in fine form in the league having won each of their last five games on the bounce.
They are, though, fresh off the back of a disappointing result having been knocked out of the Europa League at Old Trafford by Manchester United on Thursday.
The performance in Manchester wasn't bad, with the first half extremely encouraging, so Xavi will be expecting a reaction from his side as they welcome star midfielder Gavi back to the team following his suspension on Thursday night.
Almeria, conversely, are very much out of form as they enter this game having lost each of their last three games on the bounce.
Worse still they've been shipping goals for fun having conceded a whopping eleven goals across those three games.
Even with Barca's disappointing result in the week it's tough to see anything but a win for the Catalan side with top scorer Robert Lewandowski looking to fire his side ten points clear at the top of the La Liga table.
Two sides who've very much been amongst the goals of late meet in the Bundesliga as Freiburg take on Bayer Leverkusen.
Freiburg are having an excellent season in the Bundesliga as they sit in 5th place, two points behind RB Leipzig with a game in hand.
Their impressive form has brought with it goalscoring prowess, with Freiburg finding the back of the net in fourteen of their last fifteen matches in all competitions.
Additionally, both teams to score has landed in three of their last five matches in total and each of their last four competitive matches on home soil.
Similarly, Bayer Leverkusen have been a BTTS magnet of late with each of their last four matches in all competitions seeing both sides register on the scoresheet.
Away from home the story has been largely similar, with Xabi Alonso's men seeing BTTS land in three of their last four matches on the road.
BTTS has landed each of the last three times these two sides have met head-to-head and based on current evidence we have little reason to believe Sunday won't make it four.
We have a huge clash at the top of the Bundesliga table this weekend as Bayern Munich host Union Berlin with both sides looking to gain crucial ground in the title race.
Bayern Munich have been amongst the goals of late, and particularly at home where both teams to score has landed in three of their last four games at the Allianz Arena.
They're also fresh off the back of a thriller in which Borussia Monchengladbach triumphed over the champions in a 3-2 win, so the Bavarians may be somewhat wounded here.
Union Berlin have been no strangers to a BTTS game, either, with three of their last four games seeing both sides find the back of the net.
Moreover, three of their last four Bundesliga matches have seen BTTS land and while they've been the second best defence in the league (statistically) this season it feels unlikely they'll keep a clean sheet against the reigning champions.
We fancy a tight, competitive encounter here with both sides registering on the scoresheet.
A huge game with implications in the Champions League race takes place at San Siro this weekend as AC Milan face Atalanta.
AC Milan have had a fairly torrid campaign this season - compared to last season, anyway - as the reigning champions fight for their life to claim a top four finish.
They have shown signs of life of late, though, winning each of their last three on the bounce so we're hoping their renewed sense of optimism will see them more confident in front of goal.
They've been no stranger to goal-filled games this season, and particularly at San Siro where both teams have found the back of the net in four of their last five games on their own turf.
Likewise, Atalanta have been a solid BTTS pick when playing away from home, with Gian Piero Gasperini's side seeing BTTS land in three of their last five games on the road.
These two sides are very evenly matched and have identical ambitions in the league and in such tight matchups it makes it less likely one side will shut out the other, as seen by the fact BTTS has landed in two of the last three head-to-head meetings between these two.
As such, we're going for three in four here as we fancy goals at Milan's famous stadium.
Two sides in cracking league form meet in Ligue 1 on Sunday as AS Monaco face OG Nice.
Monaco have been a genuine goal magnet in recent weeks with their last four games seeing an average of 4.25 goals scored per game with both sides finding the back of the net in each of them.
Additionally, BTTS has landed in each of their last five consecutive home matches in all competitions with those fixtures averaging a whopping 5.2 goals per game.
Nice, meanwhile, have been reliable in from of goal in recent weeks having found the back of the net in four of their last five matches.
Likewise, they've been equally potent away from home having scored in four of their last five games on the road.
There's little reason to believe these two sides won't both register on the scoresheet here with both on excellent form having both won four and drawn one of their last five league matches. We are, then, adding them to our accumulator as a BTTS selection.