Championship acca tips: Ipswich meet their match, goals at Stadium of Light

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EFL acca

Blackburn vs Bristol City: Both teams to score

Huddersfield vs Preston: Under 2.5 goals

West Brom to beat Rotherham

Watford: Double chance vs Ipswich

Sunderland vs Leeds: Both teams to score

 

Blackburn Rovers vs Bristol City

Both teams have scored in seven of 10 games at Ewood Park this season, while Bristol City have scored in six of 10 on their travels and kept two clean sheets.

You never know what to expect from Blackburn as they are one of just four teams who produce over 1.30 expected goals for and against at home.

 

Huddersfield Town vs Preston North End

Up next we have the thrilling spectacle of Town against North End. The visitors have drawn three consecutive blanks and will see this as an opportunity to steady the ship.

However, they’ve failed to score in five of six away games and Huddersfield have both scored and conceded under 1.5 goals in five of six at home.

 

Rotherham United vs West Brom

There always seems to be jeopardy in backing a top team against Rotherham. Leicester left it very late, while Leeds flattened them at times but could only draw 1-1.

Still, they’re bottom for a reason and winless in eight. Carlos Corberan’s Baggies rarely lose back-to-back games, let alone three on the spin, so they’ll be eager to bounce back.

 

Watford vs Ipswich Town

The Tractor Boys are flying and while they have the quality to beat anyone in their starting XI, you can question their squad depth. This marks the start of a very testing four weeks.

Watford have finally found some form under Valerian Ismael and can relish the visit of a promotion chaser. Leicester are the only team to beat them since October 4.

 

Sunderland vs Leeds United

This has banana skin written all over it for any promotion chaser, but we’re seeing more and more that Leeds have qualities that don’t belong in this division.

Still, Sunderland have responded well to the loss of their manager and a near-capacity crowd will relish the chance to see their team get after Leeds. It should be a fun game.