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Boxing Saturday Football Acca Tips: March 26th
I’ve got three Saturday football acca tips for March 26th. International football is here, yet the break hasn’t put a halt to potentially profitable betting angles up and down the country. We have three picks for your consideration here at bettingexpert News. It’s high flyers against division dwellers in both League One and Two, and a promotion-focused punt in Scotland.
Saturday Football Acca Tips: March 26th
- Exeter vs Stevenage: Exeter Win and Over 1.5 Goals (2.20)
- Kilmarnock vs Partick Thistle: Kilmarnock to score 2+ Goals (2.00)
- Oldham vs Mansfield: Mansfield Win (1.95)
Saturday football treble odds: 8.58
Odds above are via bet365 as of 11:00 March 25th 2022. Odds may now differ.
Odds below are best odds available as of 11:00 March 25th 2022. Odds may now differ.
Exeter vs Stevenage Best Bet
Sat, 26th March, 15:00 (UK time)
Steve Evans’ managerial reign in Stevenage was put on ice last weekend thanks to several COVID cases in camp. Not the start to life he would have hoped for with his new side bang in trouble in League Two.
Without a win in nine, Stevenage and Evans’ first task is a visit to Devon. There is momentum building for Saturday’s opponents, Exeter, with promotion not far from reach. Matt Taylor’s Exeter side are playing well and picking up plenty of points – perfect timing to oversee a purple patch.
The Grecians’ one defeat in 15 makes grim reading for travelling Stevenage fans. St James’ Park, located right in the heart of the surrounding community, has witnessed just two losses all season. The 35 goals conceded in 37 games this campaign stands this plucky outfit with an 0.94 goals per90 average. Exeter City haven’t averaged less than one goal per game since 1964.
Sitting in 2nd spot with an attractive-looking fixture schedule, Exeter have every reason to be buoyant. The one issue affecting odds, alongside a potential new manager-bounce, is the growing absentee list.
A depleted Exeter dug in and earned a hard-fought draw against Port Vale in the week. Injury and illness had their say on Tuesday, as players drove to the game separately to avoid passing on any bugs.
Although low on bodies, that grit and desire, plus home advantage makes the selection’s 2.20 price appealing. As does the news that Stevenage have their own illness concerns to worry about.
Exeter have managed multiple goals in 11 of 18 games at St James’ Park. Stevenage, on the other hand, shipped two or more in 10 of 18 on the road. Let’s hope we see more of the same on Saturday.
- Selection: Exeter Win and 1.5 Goals
- Best Odds: 2.20 (bet365)
- Stakes: 10/10
Kilmarnock vs Partick Thistle Best Bet
Sat, 26th March, 15:00 (UK time)
Derek McInnes has Kilmarnock exactly where he envisaged when taking the job in January. Since becoming a permanent fixture in the dugout, McInnes has guided his new group to seven wins, two draws, and two losses.
Now in pole position in Scotland’s second division, one would assume Kilmarnock have enough to kick on from here. However, it’s not just the form found in East Ayrshire that suggests this game is one to delve into from a betting perspective.
Partick Thistle trudges into their Kilmarnock visit having lost three on the spin. A 4-0 embarrassing home defeat at the hands of Hamilton sandwiched in between two dismal away showings.
Ten goals conceded and no points gained from three games see The Jags put an end to a spirited automatic promotion push. The reality now is that Partick Thistle may be lucky to hang on to a playoff position following the remaining six games.
The 2.20 offered with William Hill for Killie to bag two or more goals seems like a solid selection given recent form. The hosts have covered this market in 6 of 11 under McInnes, including in each of their most-recent three fixtures.
- Selection: Kilmarnock 2+ Goals
- Best Odds: 2.15 (Unibet)
- Stakes: 10/10
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Oldham vs Mansfield Best Bet
Sat, 19th March, 15:00 (UK time)
Mansfield clinched a much-needed three points during the week at Rochdale. Next up, The Stags head back to Greater Manchester to take on Rochdale’s neighbours, Oldham.
I’m hanging my hat on a similar outcome on Saturday, despite Mansfield’s struggles away from home. In 17 appearances this season, Mansfield have claimed just five victories. Nonetheless, what is comforting here is that Oldham have chalked up just 4 wins in 18 at Boundary Park.
That is relegation form, underpinned by an average of 1.83 goals conceded per90. To stay in the football league, grinding results out at home is imperative.
Oldham are on the brink. The National League is calling, but you’d never assume they were scrapping for their lives looking at recent results. Five losses in a row has them pencilled in for the drop, as Mansfield arrive with differing expectations.
It was 14 unbeaten for Mansfield before their two recent slip-ups. Jordan Bowery’s 86th-minute winner against Rochdale could prove pivotal in the run-in. That win on Tuesday should equip the visitors with the belief to return and do similar to a struggling Oldham side.
At 2.05 on bet365, there are not many prices in the 1×2 markets that will be beaten in terms of value this weekend, for me. Mansfield are ready for League One, and this trip to Oldham can provide the necessary launchpad.
- Selection: Mansfield win
- Best Odds: 2.05 (Skybet)
- Stakes: 10/10
What is a Football Acca?
A football acca is an accumulator bet, a type of bet that consists of several selections across different matches that are combined together into one single bet. An acca usually. consists of at least four selections but many more can be included. There will be odds for the single bet as a whole which is calculated by multiplying the odds of all of the selections. A football acca is one of the most popular ways to bet. This is the case because they can create potentially massive odds for a small stake. Many punters choose to create football accas which is what we have created here. If one of these selections loses then the football acca will lose. This type of bet needs every selection to win in order to succeed.
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