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Win and both teams to score free accumulator tips

West Ham United's Jarrod Bowen

Using the win and both teams to score market is an easy way to boost your odds and bag some big paydays, which is our aim with this weekend's acca.

We've picked out a trio of top tips for Saturday's win and both teams to score accumulator, starting with the early kick-off in the Premier League.

Later, West Brom takes on Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle in the Championship, whilst Barnsley visit Burton Albion. 

Saturday’s win and both teams to score treble is available to back at 50/1 with Bet365.

 

Win and BTTS acca

West Ham to beat Chelsea

West Brom to beat Plymouth Argyle

Barnsley to beat Burton Albion

 

West Ham United vs Chelsea (12:30pm BST)

The Hammers have conceded in their last 11 matches at the London Stadium, so don’t be surprised when Chelsea find the net. However, our gut instinct tells us that the Blues are due a setback here.

They were fortunate not to concede against Bournemouth and this hasn’t been a happy hunting ground, failing to win in eight of nine visits and conceding three or more in three of five.

The Blues found the net in five of their away defeats last season, and even in avoiding defeat, they’ve allowed two goals in six of 12 Premier League outings since Christmas.

As dangerous as Enzo Maresca’s side looks going forward, it’s often at the expense of having a solid base in midfield. Despite losing once in four matches, they’ve allowed 55 shots at goal, which isn’t sustainable.

West Ham look capable of winning the midfield battle, whilst Jarrod Bowen and Mohamed Kudus can orchestrate equally dangerous counter-attacks.

 

West Brom vs Plymouth Argyle (3pm BST)

Only two Championship teams have produced a higher xG than West Brom, who won 3-0 away to newly-promoted Portsmouth last weekend.

Carlos Corberan’s side kept plenty of clean sheets last season and have shut out the opposition in three of their last four, and each of their home matches.

However, we think they may overlook Plymouth. Argyle found their shooting boots in a 3-2 win over Sunderland last weekend, and despite their shortcomings, they’ve scored in four of their previous six.

We also have to consider that the Baggies will spend most of the match on the front foot and could leave the backdoor open for the visitors to counter.

This match will be largely one-way traffic, and we can see the hosts scoring at least twice, but Wayne Rooney’s visitors may be buoyed enough by last weekend to have a spell or two.

 

Burton Albion vs Barnsley (3pm BST)

Barnsley find ways to give away stupid games when they’re seemingly in control. They did it throughout last season, they did it in the season opener, they did it recently when beating Bristol Rovers 2-1.

Fourteen of their last 15 League One matches have produced three or more goals, with both teams scoring in all but two of them.

The Tykes have looked fragile on the road, allowing Stevenage to score three last weekend, and shipping seven at Old Trafford in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.

Burton have played out 2-2 and 3-3 draws so far this season, as well as suffering a disappointing 3-2 loss to Lincoln City on opening weekend.

Seven of 10 visitors to the Pirelli Stadium have scored two or more goals, with this week’s opponents, Barnsley, winning 3-1 there in April. 

 

READ MORE: Football accumulator tips: Today's best free acca bets

 

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What is win and both teams to score?

The win and both teams to score market involve betting on either the home team or away team to win the match whilst both teams score.

This market is different to over 2.5 goals and both teams to score, so the team you specifically bet on must win the game.

That means as a minimum, the team you've backed must win the game by a margin of 2-1 or greater.

Across the last three Premier League seasons, there have been an average of 2.90, 2.46 and 2.44 goals per game.

Goalscoring is on the rise and the opening-day tally often beats the season average, producing 38, 28 and 34.

In total, 36% of the 380 matches played resulted in either side winning and both teams scoring, making the win and BTTS market an appealing bet.

The same number, 36%, was true of Championship matches last season, whilst it occurred in 34% of League One matches and 42% of League Two contests.

 

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How do we create our tips?

Planet Sport has a rich history of providing quality, engaging and creative user-friendly content across a wide range of sports.

The Planet Sport team has more than twenty years’ experience working in the sports industry and use their knowledge, experience and statistical analysis to bring you the very best tips possible.

We specialise in clear, informative, data-driven tips, predictions and guides that will steer you in the right direction, whether you are a part-time bettor or consider yourself a bit of a pro.

Our experts have worked across some of the biggest and much loved sites across the Planet Sport network, including Football365, TEAMtalk, PlanetF1.com, Planet Rugby, Planet Football, Tennis 365 and Love Rugby League.

 

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