Football Accumulator Tips: 47/1 World Cup Qualifying Accumulator Tip

The International break is truly underway, and whilst the focus from European clubs have been on monitoring their players playing across Europe, the CONMEBOL section of World Cup qualifying offers a sense of intrigue as players travel across the world to play in one of the most competitive league phases.

Argentina lead the way in qualification, as the current World Champions are 10 points clear of their fiercest rivals, Brazil. Lionel Messi and co face an Ecuador side who are performing well with 26 points from 17 matches, and they currently sit fourth in the standings.

Venezuela and Chile are both competing for the only playoff place for the 2026 World Cup, and both face difficult fixtures in Colombia and Brazil, respectively.

We have picked out a 47/1 accumulator tip for the action on Wednesday morning!

Despite Ecuador being unbeaten in 10, the home side have not won in their previous four matches. The hosts have also not scored in each of their previous four matches.

Argentina are unbeaten in six matches and have scored first in eight of their previous nine games. Argentina lead the qualification phase and has picked up excellent results against Venezuela (3-0) and Brazil (4-1).

Tip: Argentina to win

Venezuela have lost three of their previous five matches in qualifying, and in their previous two matches they have conceded five goals and have failed to score. Colombia have remained unbeaten in their last four games and have won the last three meetings between the two sides.

Tip: Colombia to win

Peru are winless in their previous four matches without scoring, but against Paraguay, they have a particularly good record, with no losses in 12 against the visitors.

Paraguay have won twice in their previous five matches. The visitors are winless in their last two matches, following an away defeat against Brazil (1-0) and a draw at home to Ecuador (0-0).

Tip: Double Chance (Peru or Paraguay)

Bolivia's form gas been terrible in qualifying, with the home side having lost four of their previous eight matches and having won only once.

Brazil are second in the league phase and have won the last four meetings between the two sides. The away side have won their last two matches, beating Paraguay (1-0) and Chile (3-0).

Tip: Brazil to win

Chile are on a poor run of form, with the home side winless in their previous five matches and having suffered three straight defeats. The home side have also failed to score in their previous five matches.

Uruguay are unbeaten in the last five meetings between the two sides and have scored first in six of the last seven meetings against Chile.

Tip: Uruguay to win

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