BTTS Tips: 41/1 Acca for both teams to score in six of Saturday's matches

We really are approaching the business end of the season and for Saturday’s stacked card across the top-four leagues in England, we’ve put together our best both teams to score tips. This week we have picked out six fixtures we like the look of, which when combined into an acca, pays 41/1 with William Hill.

Brentford vs Aston Villa

The first of two matches we have picked out from the top-flight is Brentford vs Aston Villa. The Bees are winless in their last five and have failed to keep a clean sheet in all of those. Villa on the other hand are absolutely flying at the moment and sit sixth in the league standings. Unai Emery’s men have taken 22 points from a possible 24 across their last eight Premier League matches and have scored at least two goals in their last five!

Crystal Palace vs Everton 

Next up we are backing both teams to find the net in at Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace take on Everton. Since Roy Hodgson took over Palace have won all three of their matches. Across those three matches Palace have taken a combined 57 shots and in the seven game period prior to Roy coming in, Palace had registered just 49 shots. Many punters thought that Sean Dyche would have performed better in terms of tightening up the Everton defence, but his side have failed to keep a clean sheet in eight of their last 10. Despite their poor results The Toffees have scored in five of their last six in the league and we fancy them to do so again on Saturday.

Norwich vs Swansea 

Only two sides in the Championship have seen more of their matches feature both teams scoring than Swansea this season. In total 52% of their fixtures have seen both sides score and when looking at just away matches, that percentage rises to 62%. Russell Martin’s men make the trip to East Anglia to take on Norwich who need the three points here if they are to make the playoffs. BTTS has landed in their last two and with Swansea on a run of three straight wins, we think it has a stronger chance than the odds suggest at Carrow Road.

Portsmouth vs Accrington

Accrington are in deep trouble and their future in League One is in major doubt as they sit 23rd in the table, three points from safety. Only two teams have shipped more goals than Stanley this term and they have conceded two or more in four of their last five. BTTS landed in the meeting between Accrington and Portsmouth just over a month ago and with Pompey having it land in three of their last four, we’re expecting plenty of goals on the South Coast. 

Mansfield vs Stevenage

No side in League Two has seen a higher proportion of their home matches feature both teams scoring than Mansfield with a whopping 70%. Both teams have found the net in all of The Stags last five, and couple that with the fact that six of Stevenage’s last seven have also seen this bet land and we think this one looks a match made in BTTS heaven. 

Walsall vs Salford 

Salford City have seen 13 of their 21 away matches in League Two feature both teams scoring this season, with no side having a higher percentage on the road. The Ammies are pushing hard to reach the playoffs and despite Walsall sacking their manager Michael Flynn this week can get on the scoresheet against Salford who have conceded at least one in their last 12 away matches, a run stretching back to December.