The EFL Cup takes centre stage this evening with three fourth-round ties and Premier League sides Brentford and Fulham will be looking to avoid giant-killings to book their place in the quarter-final.
Football tipster Aaron Ashley has delved through the coupon and has put together a Tuesday fourfold which pays out at 12-1 with bet365.
All bets must be placed by 7.45pm tonight.
Accumulator tips and predictions for Tuesday
Racing Post football expert Aaron Ashley has picked:
Tranmere to beat Accrington @ 19-10 with bet365
Bradford to beat Lincoln @ 6-5 with bet365
Brentford to beat Grimsby @ 19-50 with bet365
Fulham to beat Wycombe @ 8-15 with bet365
Total odds: @ 12-1 with bet365
Odds correct at time of publication
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Accrington vs Tranmere
Accrington have lost four of their last five games in League Two to leave themselves outside the relegation places on goal difference and they look there for the taking at home to Tranmere. Rovers have a patchy profile but they have lost only one of their last five league matches and were emphatic 4-1 winners at Bristol Rovers on their last away day.
Bradford vs Lincoln
Cardiff and Stevenage are not in action, so Bradford have the opportunity to go top of League One with a win and they can do just that against playoff rivals Lincoln. The Bantams have won five and drawn one of their six home league games, while Lincoln have lost two of their last three third-tier outings 1-0.
Grimsby vs Brentford
Grimsby have already dumped out Manchester United and Sheffield Wednesday in this season’s EFL Cup, but that will only ensure that Brentford don’t take their League Two opponents lightly. The Bees should be buzzing after Saturday’s 3-2 win at home to Liverpool and they are unlikely to let this opportunity pass by having already done the hard work with wins over Premier League rivals Bournemouth and Aston Villa in the EFL Cup.
Wycombe vs Fulham
Four straight defeats have left Fulham in a precarious early position in the Premier League but they should be keen to stop the rot in this EFL Cup fourth-round tie at League One outfit Wycombe. The Cottagers need to boost some morale ahead of Saturday’s visit from fellow strugglers Wolves and they can outclass the Chairboys, who have won only four of their opening 14 League One assignments.
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What is a football accumulator (acca)?
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