BTTS Tips: 10/1 four-fold for Wednesday's football

There are five Premier League and five Championship games on Wednesday, as well as a raft of football from all over Europe. We have asked our resident statto Adam Roberts to pick us out a four-fold and he's done just that. It pays 10.68/1 at app-based SBK and you can pick up a free £30 bet using the link above. 

Liverpool vs Newcastle United

We start, of course, in the Premier League and a massive clash at Anfield. Liverpool will be on cloud nine after their demolition of Bournemouth, which put paid to Scott Parker's managerial tenure on the south coast. Jurgen Klopp will be pleased that his side showed an immediate reaction to their disappointing loss to bitter rivals Manchester United and will hope to keep the momentum up with another win against big spending Newcastle.

United have had an unbeaten start to the season but manager Eddie Howe will be concerned by his sides inability to turn draws into victories. Only a fine Allan Saint-Maximin strike maintained their undefeated record and Howe will want much more from his side against one of the favourites for the title. 

Other than the game against Bournemouth, The Reds have looked shaky at the back and saw BTTS occur in their first three matches. Newcastle have conceded four goals in their last two games and will have difficulty keeping out a free-scoring Liverpool team out. I can definitely see both teams netting here. 

Bristol City vs Huddersfield Town

Onto the Championship and a fixture from Ashton Gate between 11th placed Bristol City and a Huddersfield Town side struggling down in 23rd. City are on an unbeaten run of four games after two straight defeats to start their season. They will see the visit of the Terriers as a decent opportunity to pick up three more points in front of their own fans.  Huddersfield have had a torrid start to the 2022/23 campaign - losing their best two players to their Wembley conquerers Nottingham Forest, as well as their manager Carlos Corberan to Olympiakos. New boss Danny Schofield was thrown in at the deep end but will be encouraged by their ability to score, especially Chelsea loanee 'Tino' Anjorin, who looks a real find. 

Both sides look porous at the back, with City continuing their BTTS stats from last season, where they comfortably led the league and have seen four of six games end in BTTS. Town are equally generous in defence, conceding in every fixture thus far, with BTTS landing 80% of the time. 

Angers vs Reims

We move into France and a Ligue 1 match between Angers and Reims that is already resembling a relegation battle. Both sides have had poor starts to the season, picking up just two points from their opening four games. 

The main reason for the lack of points comes down to their inability to keep clean sheets. Angers have seen four goals scored in each of their last three games  with BTTS landing in all three. Reims meanwhile, have seen BTTS occur in all four games thus far, with a combined 15 goals across the fixtures.  This one screams goals. 

Lyon vs Auxerre

We stay in France for our last selection, which is from the top of the table, with fourth placed Lyon hosting Auxerre who are nestled in 7th spot. 

Lyon are unbeaten in their opening three fixtures but have shown vulnerability at the back with each game seeing both teams scoring. Auxerre have won their last two but last time out was their first clean sheet of the season, with the previous three games seeing a combined 12 goals scored in total. 

If you are following these selections then good luck and gamble responsibly.