Football accumulator tips for this weekend (11-12 Nov 2023)
IT’S the last Premier League weekend before the November international break – time to find an acca!
Chelsea v Manchester City is arguably the game of weekend but it doesn’t feature among this week’s best bets, although two of the televised games do, including the Saturday lunchtime clash between Wolves and Spurs.
This week, we’ve picked out the best bets for a ‘banker’ treble, while a couple of riskier selections complete a five-legged accumulator across Saturday and Sunday at a juicy price.
A £10 wager on our treble would pay out £27.50, while the same stake on our accumulator produces a potential return of £109.10.
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Liverpool v Brentford: Liverpool to win (2/5)
Liverpool have won all eight games they’ve played at Anfield this season.
In the Premier League, they’ve won five out of five and conceded just two goals – the best such record in the top flight.
While the Luis Diaz situation is not a good one, the Reds have the cover to replace him if needed – their fearsome forward line has the best expected-goals (xG) figure in the division.
Brentford have won twice on their travels so far but both victories came against teams ranked below them.
They’ve lost both away games against sides above them, while last season they were beaten in four of their seven away to the top seven, including in this fixture. They won only one.
After last week’s stutter at Luton, Liverpool need a result here and a team who lost only once at home throughout the whole of last season should get it.
Add Liverpool to win to your acca at 2/5 at BetUK
Aston Villa v Fulham: Villa to win (11/20)
It’s now 12 consecutive home wins in the Premier League for Villa and another would be no surprise here.
They’ve been flying pretty much since the day Unai Emery arrived at Villa Park and with Ollie Watkins and Douglas Luiz both in good goalscoring form, they could well over-run the Londoners.
Villa have done that against most teams at home so far, scoring 20 goals in their five games and conceding only four.
Of Fulham’s three wins, two of them came at home to newly-promoted teams, the other at a profligate Everton on the opening day.
Villa look a solid play.
Back Villa to win in your acca at 11/20 at BetUK
Brighton v Sheffield United: Brighton to win (1/4)
Yes, Brighton haven’t won a Premier League game since September and, yes, Sheffield United did break their duck last weekend.
But it’s still hard to see beyond a home win here with Brighton’s ability with the ball likely to severely test a visiting defence which has already shipped 30 goals.
While that tally includes the eight conceded in one game to Newcastle, it’s not undeserved – the Blades have the worst expected goals against (xGA) figure. Combined with the worst xG total and you can see the problems they face.
While Brighton’s defence is far from watertight (no clean sheet so far), their fluid attack should get them the three points in this one.
Tip: Brighton to win at 1/4 with BetUK
Add the following two bets to make it a 5-fold acca.
Wolves v Tottenham: Wolves/Draw double chance (10/13)
Tottenham won plenty of plaudits for their efforts with nine men on Monday night – but the real hard work starts now.
This looks set to be the first of a run of games without several of their stars.
Cristian Romero and Destiny Udogie are both suspended, while Micky van de Ven and James Maddison look set for spells on the sidelines due to injuries picked up against Chelsea.
It’s the first time Ange Postecoglou has had to deal with a raft of team changes and that may well work in Wolves’ favour, especially given three of the regular back four will be missing.
Gary O’Neil will be demanding a response after his side lost at lowly Sheffield United last time out.
However, their home form has been decent with a victory over champions Man City complemented by draws with Newcastle and Villa. They also ran Liverpool close at Molineux.
Expect a disjointed Tottenham here and Wolves look capable of taking something from the game.
Choose Wolves/Draw double chance at 10/13 with BetUK
Bournemouth v Newcastle: Bournemouth/Draw double chance (5/4)
Like Spurs, things are not going well for Newcastle on the injury front right now.
Dan Burn, Harvey Barnes and Jacob Murphy are all long-term absentees, while Sven Botman and Alexander Isak are also currently sidelined.
Throw in the long-term suspension for Sandro Tonali and the one-match ban for Bruno Guimaraes and the scale of Eddie Howe’s problems is clear.
Newcastle did beat Arsenal last weekend but in midweek there was another disappointing result in the Champions League, one which really leaves the Magpies up against it in that competition.
The 2-0 defeat in Dortmund continued a poor run on the road this season – it’s now only two wins in eight on their travels in all competition.
OK, it’s questionable whether Bournemouth can take advantage but they look a decent price to do so.
Their last home league game brought them their first win of the season – 2-1 over Burnley – and the tight confines of Dean Court can work in their favour again here.
Newcastle have failed to win their last two domestic games which have followed Champions League ties. It could happen again.
Back Bournemouth/Draw double chance at 5/4 with BetUK
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