Football Accumulator Tips: 11/1 four-fold for Tuesday EFL fixtures

Now that the football drought has ended, it's time to usher in the return of midweek EFL action. There's a full slate of League One and League Two fixtures on Tuesday, so we've highlighted four selections to pair together in a four-fold with BetUK.

By using BetUK's Acca Club offer, punters will receive a 30% Bonus on their winnings should these four-legged bet romp home.

Bolton To Beat Fleetwood Town

Last year's play-off semi-finalists have put the anguish of that failed promotion bid behind them, winning each of their first three 2023/24 outings - two in League One and one EFL Cup tie - by an aggregate score of 7-0.

Ian Evatt's side sit at the summit of the table after two weekends and will be well fancied to occupy one of the top three places available in League One come the end of the season.

Fleetwood, on the other hand, have posted only a solitary point, suffering back-to-back defeats since that opening day draw. Having also just scored one goal in those two matches, there isn't a worse place for Scott Brown to take his side than a Tuesday trip to the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

Under 2.5 Goals in Cambridge United vs Stevenage

Defying expectations has been the theme for both Cambridge United and Stevenage's starts to the new campaign. We might only be two games into proceedings, but 2nd and 3rd looks good on United and The Boro so far - two teams who featured heavily in fans and pundits predictions for this league's bottom four dwellers.

Michael Bonner's men, like Steve Evans' side, have taken maximum points from the opening two fixtures, with this particular betting line successful in five of their joint six matches this term.

Match statistics from this season, coupled with last campaign's final standings, indicate there won't be an awful lot between last season's 20th-placed League One team and the new kids on the block in England's third tier.

Wigan Athletic To Beat Carlisle United

Speaking of 100% records, Wigan Athletic have made a sprinting start in what could be considered a consolidation season for the club.

The Tics endured a five-point deduction before a ball was kicked, but have made good headway towards chalking off that blemish from their tally.

They put league favourites Derby County to the sword on match day 1 before narrowly dispatching Northampton Town over the weekend. Carlisle United, last season's League Two play-off winners, have been slow starters to life in L1, losing two of their three opening fixtures across two competitions.

Over 2.5 Goals in Wrexham vs Walsall

Reality bites for Wrexham. After the Red Dragons' record-breaking 111-point season in the National League, aspirations of storming League Two have been abruptly silenced by picking up just one point, in addition to a place in the EFL Cup Second Round.

The opening day 5-3 loss to MK Dons hints at The Racecourse Ground being a venue for goals this season, while all three of Walsall's League Two matches so far have returned three or more goals, including a marginal 4-3 EFL Cup exit to Championship outfit Blackburn Rovers.