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ACCA of the Day is up. 11 legs led by all four Premier League Sunday fixtures, plus La Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1 and the Eredivisie, every selection backed by stats and form.
Manchester United vs Ipswich Town
Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.62
United are 2/5 at Old Trafford with Ipswich out at 6/1, but the goals market is where the read is. United sit on zero points after a 2-0 opening defeat while Ipswich arrive on three after beating Sunderland, and both teams to score is priced 1.79 alongside over 2.5 at 1.62. Goals angle at 1.62.
Chelsea vs Brighton and Hove Albion
Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.76
Chelsea are 17/20 at Stamford Bridge with Brighton and the draw both at 11/4, one of the tightest fixtures of the round. Chelsea's last three competitive outings have all cleared this line and Brighton put four past Villa inside 45 minutes, with both sides among the top four in the Premier League bookings chart, which points to a stretched, open game. Biggest price on the ticket at 1.76.
Sunderland vs Fulham
Double Chance Sunderland or Draw - at 1.35
Sunderland are 7/5 at the Stadium of Light with Fulham at 19/10 and the draw at 21/10. Wearside on a Sunday afternoon is a genuinely difficult trip and the market barely separates the two, so covering the draw is the sensible shape. Cover leg at 1.35.
Leeds United vs Brentford
Double Chance Leeds United or Draw - at 1.41
Leeds are 6/4 at Elland Road with Brentford at 13/8 and the draw at 9/4, and Leeds arrive off a 1-0 win at the City Ground. Elland Road is one of the loudest grounds in England and folding the draw in removes the only real risk. Cover leg at 1.41.
Real Madrid vs Málaga
Real Madrid to Win - at 1.11
Madrid are 1/9 at the Bernabéu with newly promoted Málaga out at 16/1, an implied probability of almost 90 percent and the shortest price on the entire card. The gulf in squad value here is about as wide as LaLiga offers. Shortest and cleanest anchor on the ticket at 1.11.
Feyenoord vs ADO Den Haag
Feyenoord to Win - at 1.13
Feyenoord are 1/8 at De Kuip with ADO Den Haag at 9/1 in the Eredivisie. Feyenoord's home scoring rate has been among the best in the division and the Rotterdam crowd is a serious factor against a newly promoted side. Second anchor leg, supporting the slip cleanly at 1.13.
Rennes vs Le Mans
Draw No Bet Rennes - at 1.20
Rennes are 2/5 at Roazhon Park with Le Mans out at 6/1 in Ligue 1. Draw no bet removes the 15/4 stalemate against promoted opposition that has struggled on the road. Anchoring the slip cleanly at 1.20.
Cagliari vs Internazionale
Draw No Bet Internazionale - at 1.21
Inter are 4/9 at the Unipol Domus with Cagliari out at 6/1 in Serie A. Inter's squad depth is significantly ahead and draw no bet takes the 16/5 draw out of a fixture the visitors are expected to control. Clean short leg at 1.21.
Cambuur vs Twente
Twente to Win - at 1.25
Twente are 1/4 away at Cambuur, who are out at 11/2. A newly promoted side against a European regular is a clear gap on budget and depth, and Cambuur have found the Eredivisie step up difficult. Straightforward away angle at 1.25.
Utrecht vs PSV
Draw No Bet PSV - at 1.41
PSV are 4/7 at the Galgenwaard with Utrecht at 14/5 and the draw at 29/10, the toughest away trip PSV face outside the top two. Draw no bet is the right way in against a Utrecht side that takes points off the big clubs at home. Cover leg at 1.41.
Monaco vs Marseille
Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.58
Marseille sit top of Ligue 1 after a four goal opener while Monaco scored three away at Górnik Zabrze before a 1-0 at Le Havre, and Monaco have a European second leg midweek before this. Over 2.5 is priced 1.58 at bet365, backed by a 2-1 Monaco win in April and a 2-1 Marseille home win in the reverse trend. Goals angle at 1.58.
Combined Odds: 27.53
Eleven legs across four market families with all four Premier League Sunday fixtures leading the slip. Real Madrid at 1.11 and Feyenoord at 1.13 anchor the ticket at the very short end, the two Premier League double chance covers at 1.35 and 1.41 handle the tightest fixtures of the round, and the three goals lines carry the biggest prices, Monaco vs Marseille at 1.58, Manchester United vs Ipswich at 1.62 and Chelsea vs Brighton at 1.76. All eleven matches kick off Sunday 30 August.
Manchester United vs Ipswich Town Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.62 United are 2/5 at Old Trafford with Ipswich out at 6/1, but the goals market is where the read is. United sit on zero points after a 2-0 opening defeat while Ipswich arrive on three after beating Sunderland, and both teams to score is priced 1.79 alongside over 2.5 at 1.62. Goals angle at 1.62. Chelsea vs Brighton and Hove Albion Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.76 Chelsea are 17/20 at Stamford Bridge with Brighton and the draw both at 11/4, one of the tightest fixtures of the round. Chelsea's last three competitive outings have all cleared this line and Brighton put four past Villa inside 45 minutes, with both sides among the top four in the Premier League bookings chart, which points to a stretched, open game. Biggest price on the ticket at 1.76. Sunderland vs Fulham Double Chance Sunderland or Draw - at 1.35 Sunderland are 7/5 at the Stadium of Light with Fulham at 19/10 and the draw at 21/10. Wearside on a Sunday afternoon is a genuinely difficult trip and the market barely separates the two, so covering the draw is the sensible shape. Cover leg at 1.35. Leeds United vs Brentford Double Chance Leeds United or Draw - at 1.41 Leeds are 6/4 at Elland Road with Brentford at 13/8 and the draw at 9/4, and Leeds arrive off a 1-0 win at the City Ground. Elland Road is one of the loudest grounds in England and folding the draw in removes the only real risk. Cover leg at 1.41. Real Madrid vs Málaga Real Madrid to Win - at 1.11 Madrid are 1/9 at the Bernabéu with newly promoted Málaga out at 16/1, an implied probability of almost 90 percent and the shortest price on the entire card. The gulf in squad value here is about as wide as LaLiga offers. Shortest and cleanest anchor on the ticket at 1.11. Feyenoord vs ADO Den Haag Feyenoord to Win - at 1.13 Feyenoord are 1/8 at De Kuip with ADO Den Haag at 9/1 in the Eredivisie. Feyenoord's home scoring rate has been among the best in the division and the Rotterdam crowd is a serious factor against a newly promoted side. Second anchor leg, supporting the slip cleanly at 1.13. Rennes vs Le Mans Draw No Bet Rennes - at 1.20 Rennes are 2/5 at Roazhon Park with Le Mans out at 6/1 in Ligue 1. Draw no bet removes the 15/4 stalemate against promoted opposition that has struggled on the road. Anchoring the slip cleanly at 1.20. Cagliari vs Internazionale Draw No Bet Internazionale - at 1.21 Inter are 4/9 at the Unipol Domus with Cagliari out at 6/1 in Serie A. Inter's squad depth is significantly ahead and draw no bet takes the 16/5 draw out of a fixture the visitors are expected to control. Clean short leg at 1.21. Cambuur vs Twente Twente to Win - at 1.25 Twente are 1/4 away at Cambuur, who are out at 11/2. A newly promoted side against a European regular is a clear gap on budget and depth, and Cambuur have found the Eredivisie step up difficult. Straightforward away angle at 1.25. Utrecht vs PSV Draw No Bet PSV - at 1.41 PSV are 4/7 at the Galgenwaard with Utrecht at 14/5 and the draw at 29/10, the toughest away trip PSV face outside the top two. Draw no bet is the right way in against a Utrecht side that takes points off the big clubs at home. Cover leg at 1.41. Monaco vs Marseille Over 2.5 Goals - at 1.58 Marseille sit top of Ligue 1 after a four goal opener while Monaco scored three away at Górnik Zabrze before a 1-0 at Le Havre, and Monaco have a European second leg midweek before this. Over 2.5 is priced 1.58 at bet365, backed by a 2-1 Monaco win in April and a 2-1 Marseille home win in the reverse trend. Goals angle at 1.58. Combined Odds: 27.53 Eleven legs across four market families with all four Premier League Sunday fixtures leading the slip. Real Madrid at 1.11 and Feyenoord at 1.13 anchor the ticket at the very short end, the two Premier League double chance covers at 1.35 and 1.41 handle the tightest fixtures of the round, and the three goals lines carry the biggest prices, Monaco vs Marseille at 1.58, Manchester United vs Ipswich at 1.62 and Chelsea vs Brighton at 1.76. All eleven matches kick off Sunday 30 August.