Smart Acca Monday: National League, Liga I and League One Make Good Value

Four games take centre stage this Monday for our Smart Acca picks chosen by the Betting Hub app. Add these bets to your betslip and get an acca over 400/1!

The National League South carries on this Monday with Hemel Hempstead making the trip to Chelmsford with both sides seeing high-scoring games thus far after seven games.

Heading into this clash, Chelmsford has now scored 10 goals and let in seven and sit fourth in the league with an unbeaten record of four draws and three wins.

Hempstead are sitting 11 places lower in the table and with just two victories on the board. However, with three draws on the board, the club have lost only two matches and managed to score the same amount they have scored as they have won (6).

According to the Smart Acca, this totals 35% for both teams scoring and the game finishing in a draw.

The Smart Acca also states that 35.4% of games this season have seen Sepsi and UTA Arad score, let in a goal and draw the game in the end.

We are now eight matches down in the league, and Sepsi head into this one with an unbeaten record of three draws from five games and just two wins. Better yet, they've let in only two goals and scored six.

As for Arad, they are just two places off the bottom of the table and have won just two of the six matches so far. The club have also scored three goals and let in six.

Romanian Superliga action carries on for our Smart Acca picks here, as Hermannstadt Hermannstadt aim to get their second win of the season in the midst of Botosani's winless start to the season.

In fact, Botosani remain the only team without a win so far this campaign after a handful of games, losing four and drawing three. The club have also let in a dreadful record of 10 goals and scored just five of their own.

Hermannstadt are doing a little better with two wins, two draws and two defeats as well. This has seen the club score eight goals and let in seven.

According to the SmartAcca, 33.3% of games have seen Hermannstadt win and both teams score.

Reading's dreadful start to life back in League One has seen the club score four and let in four from five games while losing three and winning only two games.

Cambridge haven't done much better this campaign, losing two and winning three by scoring just three more goals and letting in one fewer. They are also out of EFL Cup action after a 2-2 draw with Sutton United.

The Smart Acca states that 15% of games this season so far have seen these two out-of-form sides score a goal and end the game in a draw.