BTTS Tips: 9/1 acca for Wednesday's action

There are four Premier League games on Wednesday and we've asked our BTTS statto @OddsT3rrier to look into his form book and pick out a four-fold for your attention. It's best priced at 9.5/1 at app based SBK, who offer a £30 welcome offer via the link above.

Everton v Leicester City

We start at Goodison for a crucial match for Frank Lampard's Everton, who sit just one place and three points above the relegation zone, but face the toughest run in of the clubs down at the bottom.  A win here would be absolutely huge for the Toffees in their fight for safety. They face a Leicester side who are on a fairly decent run of form which has seen them rise up the table to 9th and into the Semi Finals of the Europa Conference League. The return of key players and the improved form of James Maddison has been a massive fillip at the end of the season. 

Everton have seen 50% of their games this season end in BTTS and have scored in their last four games. City meanwhile, rank highest in the Premier league for BTTS with 67% overall and a colossal 80% (12 of 15 games) away from the King Power. 

Newcastle United v Crystal Palace

We move up north and to St James', where Newcastle look to extend their five game winning streak at home. Win tonight and the Magpies could rise as high as ninth in the table - something that seemed a long, long way away just a couple of months ago. Eddie Howe and staff have done an amazing job and will be looking far higher up the table next season. They take on a Palace side that will be gutted, but proud of their FA Cup run that saw them knocked out at the Semi Final stage. Patrick Vieira has done a superb job since taking the helm and has the Eagles playing attractive football again. 

These two teams both rank in the top half of the league for BTTS with 11 of 16 (69%) home games for United ending that way. 

Osasuna v Real Madrid

We move over the Bay of Biscay and into Spain for a Primera Liga clash between ninth-placed Osasuna and top of the table Real Madrid. Los Blancos should have more than enough here to extend their lead at the top of La Liga as they continue their march towards a record 35th title. However, I don't think they'll have it all their own way at El Sadar as the Basque outfit are having another great season since their return to the top division. 

Los Rojillos have won four of their last six, scoring in five of those. Real have seen BTTS land in 10 of 16 games (63%) on their travels this term. 

Bordeaux v Saint-Etienne

The last pick comes from Ligue 1 in France and a crucial contest between 19th placed Bordeaux and Saint-Etienne in 17th, who are hovering just above relegation. This match could go a long way to decide which, if either, of these clubs will go down. 

Saint-Etienne have seen BTTS hit in the last four games with 19 goals scored in that time. 66% of their games have seen BTTS occur. Bordeaux rank even higher with 22 of 32 (69%) Ligue 1 games seeing both teams score.