Here we take a look at football accumulator tips for Sunday's action, with this one being an 22/1 shot chosen by our teams at FootyAccumulators.
This accumulator is a six-fold featuring matches from Saturday's international fixtures and from various leagues around Europe.
Two sides chasing promotion to the Bundesliga meet this weekend as Fortuna Dusseldorf face Hamburg.
We're hoping for both sides to hit the back of the net in this one and the evidence looks promising with BTTS having landed in four of Fortuna's last five matches.
Additionally, BTTS has landed in three of Fortuna's last four home matches so things look good on their end.
While not in great form, Hamburg have been no strangers to goals in recent weeks with BTTS having landed in three of their last five games.
They've been especially prone to a successful BTTS selection away from home, too, with both teams registering on the scoresheet in each of their last three on the road.
We do, then, think this is a solid BTTS pick to kick off our Friday accumulator.
Our second selection sees another clash between two promotion contenders as 2nd place Heracles take on 3rd place Almere City.
it's worth noting that while only one point separates these two sides in the table there is a significant points gap, with Heracles currently fourteen points clear of the away side.
They are, then, the better team of the two and they enter this game on great form having won each of their last five matches by an aggregate scoreline of 20-3.
Their opponents are in decent form themselves having won four of their last five matches, with those encounters averaging a total of three goals per game.
With Heracles' last five matches averaging a whopping 4.6 goals per game and over 2.5 goals landing in the last two head-to-head meetings between these two - including their most recent meeting back in October - we feel this is a strong selection for Friday's accumulator.
Our third selection includes another game from the Dutch Eerste Divisie as VVV take on NEC Breda.
We're hoping for goals in this one and fortunately VVV have been in and amongst them in recent weeks with over 2.5 goals landing in two of their last three matches, with those three games averaging 3.3 goals per game.
NEC Breda, meanwhile, having been nothing short of a goals magnet with their last five matches averaging massive a total of 4.6 goals per game with over 2.5 goals landing in four of those.
On top of that, over 2.5 goals has landed in three of the last four head-to-head meetings between the two - including their most recent meeting back in October - so we have no reason to be hopeful it won't happen once more.
Two play-off chasers meet in League Two on Friday as Stockport County face Salford City.
We're hoping both sides register on the scoresheet here and there isn't much concern over Stockport's ability to find the back of the net as they enter this game having won two and drawn one of their last three games having scored in each of them.
Salford, meanwhile, have been a BTTS magnet in recent weeks having seen both teams score in each of their last eight consecutive matches.
BTTS has also landed in four of the last six matches between these two sides and given it's a matchup between two sides in close proximity in the league table it should be a competitive affair in which both sides manage to land blows.
Burnley take on Sunderland in the Championship on Friday in what we fancy to be a routine home win.
Vincent Kompany's Burnley team have taken the Championship by storm this season and have effectively sewn up promotion to the Premier League as they have a sixteen point gap over Middlesbrough in 3rd.
They enter this game in excellent league form having won three of their last four in the Championship having not lost any of their last seventeen league games.
Better still, they've not lost a single game at Turf Moor this season and in all honesty, and unfortunately for Sunderland, it's hard to see who's going to turn them over as they are clearly a cut above every other team in this division.
Marseille's quest for an automatic Champions League spot continue this weekend as they face Montpellier.
Marseille enter this game amidst a good run of form having won two and drawn one of their last three matches.
In the league their only defeat in their last five games came against PSG, while they managed to win three of those five.
Marseille are 2nd in Ligue 1 while Montpellier are down in 11th, and considering Marseille have won each of the last four head-to-head meetings between these two - including a 2-1 win back in January - it feels as though they're set to claim three points here.
Faroe Islands are without a win in their last five. Neither team has kept a clean sheet in their previous five. Both teams have scored in four of the last five involving Armenia.
Norway have won three of their last five home fixtures and have scored first in six of their previous eight. Both teams have scored in five of the last seven games involving Norway.
Austria are unbeaten in their last four against the visitors, with no goals conceded in those four. More than 2.5 goals have been scored in four of the last five involving teams.
France are unbeaten in their last four against Israel and have scored first in five of their previous six in all competitions. The last five games involving Israel have seen Over 2.5 goals scored.
Italy are on a three-game winning run against the visitors, with Belgium also failing to keep a clean sheet in their last five against Italy. Italy have been impressive on home soil, with six wins from their last seven at home.
Ireland have lost their previous three, with Finland winless in their last four. Neither side has been that great defensively, with neither side keeping a clean sheet in their previous five
The Three Lions have been in impressive form in competitive matches - having only lost once in their last nine competitive fixtures - the previous defeat was the Euro 2024 final against Spain. England have won seven of the nine meetings against Greece.
