Championship acca tips: Leicester reclaim top spot as Coventry extend unbeaten run
- George Dempsey
- 12 December 2023
There are six more EFL Championship matches for us to sink our teeth into on Wednesday and we’re back with our latest midweek acca.
Wednesday night’s Championship acca is priced at 13/1 at the time of writing.
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Norwich to beat Sheffield Wednesday
Cardiff City vs Birmingham City
The Bluebirds have only put together one extended period of good form but they’ve chipped away at it throughout the season and they’re a tough team to beat, particularly at home.
Birmingham aren’t any closer to showing signs of life under Wayne Rooney as they slumped to an eighth consecutive away defeat last time out.
Leicester City vs Millwall
Leicester’s first mini wobble of the season was spread across four matches but they’ve since won away at West Brom and thrashed Plymouth. They’ll be keen to reclaim the top spot.
There was a time when you could hang your hat on the Lions giving top teams a tough time, but they’ve won one of 10 and they look like a team in a relegation battle.
Norwich City vs Sheffield Wednesday
Norwich have returned to form with 10 points from a possible 15 in the past month and they’ll want to keep touch with the play-off pack ahead of a hectic schedule.
The Owls are suddenly unbeaten in three, but two of those games were at Hillsborough. They’ve been woeful on their travels so back-to-back away wins is a big ask.
QPR vs Plymouth Argyle
QPR have rattled off three wins in a row and have lost just one of six. Another win on Wednesday would see them escape the bottom three, but we’re not convinced.
Plymouth are still without a win on their travels but they’re a creative side and they’ll win soon. The bookies have massively overreacted by making the hosts odds-on favourites.
Coventry City vs Southampton
Coventry were ripped apart by outgoings after last season so it makes sense it’s taken a while for Mark Robins to bed in the new boys, but they look back to their best.
Most of Southampton’s slip-ups have come on the road and except for Hull, they’ve only really beaten struggling teams, which the Sky Blues are not.
