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Freiburg vs Heidenheim
We begin our Saturday accumulator in the Bundesliga where Freiburg can be taken to get the better of Heidenheim.
Freiburg carry one of the better home records in the league into this match with them and are 6-1-2 on their own patch, with one of those two defeats coming against Bayern Munich which barely counts, and even then they only went down 2-1 so they weren’t disgraced by any means.
The home side ended a bit of a blip with a win at Bochum last week and look good to build on that against a Heidenheim side who are struggling for form and concede more than two goals per game in the league.
Heidenheim have picked up just one point from their last seven away matches and it is hard to see them getting anything from a trip to Freiburg, particularly with the home side having got a tough schedule out of the way and will be looking to push on now.
Wolfsburg vs Bayer Leverkusen
We stay in the Bundesliga for our second leg of the accumulator and we are going in search of goals at the Volkswagen Arena where Wolfsburg entertain Bayer Leverkusen in a match we are marking out to have more than 2.5 goals.
These two sit third and fourth in the Bundesliga in terms of matches which go over 2.5 goals so that immediately bodes well for the chances of the over landing, but generally the style with which Ralph Hasenhuttl sides play in that they look to press high, which can leave themselves exposed, also brings goals into the equation.
Bayer Leverkusen are never strangers to scoring goals but they aren’t as tight at the other end as Xabi Alonso would like.
Leverkusen are 15-5 for over 2.5 goals this season whereas Wolfsburg are 14-6 and when you add into the mix that the reverse meeting ended 4-3 then over 2.5 goals looks likely on Saturday.
Lille vs Le Havre
We move into Ligue 1 for the penultimate leg of the Saturday accumulator and we are taking one of the better home teams in Lille to get the better of bottom of the table Le Havre.
Le Havre have lost 14 of their 20 matches this season and are the lowest scorers in the division and will probably have to start taking some risks in the final third of the campaign if they are to give themselves the best chance to avoid relegation.
Lille are competing at the other end of the table and will be looking for a win here which keeps the chasing pack at bay in the race for Champions League football next term.
Lille are 6-3-1 at home this season in Ligue 1 with the sole defeat coming against PSG back in September. Since then they are 6-2-0 and with them having bolstered their attacking options with the arrival of Chuba Akpom it would be a surprise if Lille don’t add three points to their tally here.
Empoli vs AC Milan
We will conclude the European accumulator on Saturday in Serie A where AC Milan can be taken to win on their travels against an Empoli side who are among the worst in Europe at home never mind the Italian top flight.
Empoli have a 1-5-5 record on home soil this term but the really damning statistic is that they have scored just five goals in those 11 matches. You would imagine if they are to get anything from this one they will need to add at least one to that tally.
AC Milan can be expected to have a decent final third of the season. They have added some reinforcements in January with the arrival of Kyle Walker and Joao Felix, with the latter having already contributed to a win in the Coppa Italia in midweek.
Santiago Gimenez has also arrived at the San Siro to boost the attacking options that Sergio Conceicao has at his disposal and against a goal shy Empoli, who have picked up just two points in their last eight matches, the away win appeals here.
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About the European Accumulator Tips at Bad Man Betting
We’ve made our name with quality tips and in-depth insight into the likes of the Premier League, Championship, League One, and League Two, but our hard work doesn’t stop there. At Bad Man Betting, we have a group of experts dedicated to some of the most high profile leagues across the continent; our European predictions and Accumulator tips are a product of their hard work and dedication to the game outside the UK. Some of Europe’s best sides, and best fixtures, are situated outside of England, and there’s a lot of value to be had in the relevant markets.
It’s not as if markets have been neglected in other European leagues, but whether it’s the Bundesliga, La Liga, or Serie A, there’s untapped potential and real value to be found simply because they’re not as popular. Our experts are scouring those markets regularly in order to take advantage of the best prices and provide you with highly informed predictions for leagues you may be less familiar with.
When do you post your European Accumulator?
We’re all well aware of kick off times across the weekend within the UK, but things chop and change from league to league within Europe. From 2:30PM kick offs on a Saturday in the Bundesliga to 11:30AM kick offs in Serie A on a Sunday, there’s a constant stream of football for fans and punters alike to sink their teeth into. With that in mind, our European Accumulator tips are posted 24 hours before the bet kicks off, and can always be found on our European Predictions page. With kick offs changing from week to week, there’s no set time for our European Accumulator tips to go live, but you’ll always be able to back them with plenty of time to spare.
Posting our bets 48 hours prior to kick off allows our experts to make use of the latest team news and give them the time necessary to fully analyse the relevant fixtures. It also gives you ample time to take that information in, and do with it as you see fit. Alongside our European Accumulator tips, you’ll also find Stats Packs and Bet Builder tips on upcoming Champions League games, as well as some of the top fixtures across Europe.
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Backing our European Accumulator is a simple process. Every bet is accompanied by a button that when clicked will load all the selections straight to your slip with the relevant bookmaker. If you want to follow the bet exactly, you may want to make sure that you’re using the same bookmaker as us; that way, you should have access to the same markets and the same prices. If you want to have a look at what’s on offer, and which bookmaker best suits you for the markets you like to bet on, then feel free to take a look at our Free Bets page for all the latest bookmaker offers.
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Most Popular European Accumulator Markets
If you’re betting on European football, whether the likes of La Liga or Ligue 1, expect the same markets to be available for the most part as to the offerings you’d find for the Premier League. With leagues that punters are less familiar with, win/draw/win markets tend to reign supreme. It’s worth remembering however, that a good chunk of the top leagues in Europe do have a handful of runaway favourites each, so there can be more value in handicap markets and double chance markets for those willing to bet on the underdog.
Outside of the obvious result and goals based angles, card and corner markets can prove useful for Accumulators and in-play betting alike, with both becoming increasingly popular as they become more widely available for Europe’s top leagues. Do keep an eye on the markets, as despite increased offerings on the likes of the Bundesliga and Serie A in recent seasons, corners and cards aren’t always available on every game.
