Some key matches in England and Scotland take place on Saturday evening and we have combined them with one from Spain for a William Hill accumulator bet that pays over 21/2.
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Manchester United to win away to Crystal Palace (10/11)
Rangers to win away to Queen of the South (Evens)
Wycombe Wanderers/Draw double chance away to Plymouth Argyle (11/20)
Athletic Bilbao v Deportivo La Coruna – Both Teams To Score (19/20)
Manchester United to win away to Crystal Palace (17:30 BST)
Both of these teams have lost their last three matches to nil, so something has to give at Selhurst Park and we think United can return to winning ways.
Louis van Gaal’s side simply cannot afford any more slip-ups or their return to the Champions League will be in grave danger, and they can call upon a strong record against the Eagles to lift their confidence.
Rangers to win away to Queen of the South (17:30 BST)
These two clubs are the outsiders entering the play-offs of those hoping to be playing Scottish Premiership football next term, and it’s Rangers whom we think can put themselves on course to face Hibernian in the next round.
The Old Firm giants have lost to nil on both previous visits to Dumfries this season but Stuart McCall has steadied the ship since his arrival as manager and his side should be too strong for Queens.
Wycombe Wanderers/Draw double chance away to Plymouth Argyle (19:45 BST)
A match at this level or higher in England kicking off so late on a Saturday is as rare as hen’s teeth, and it’s Wycombe who can claim the advantage in this League Two play-off semi-final.
Strangely, the last five matches between these clubs have been won to nil by whoever was playing away from home, but regardless of that statistic Wycombe finished 13 points ahead of Argyle in the final table and should claim a first-leg draw at least.
Athletic Bilbao v Deportivo La Coruna – Both Teams To Score (21:00 BST)
Deportivo are battling against relegation and need to get something from their trip to Bilbao to boost their hopes of avoiding an immediate return to the Segunda Division.
Apart from a recent 4-0 loss at Elche, the visitors have generally been managing to score a goal of late and should do so at the San Mames Stadium along with the hosts.
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