Accrington are now on a four-match unbeaten streak of form in League Two and are still humming along in the top three. They kept their good home form intact with a draw against Newport on the weekend and they will get a good test as they welcome Wycombe to the Crown Ground on Tuesday night. The Chairboys go into the game four points behind them. Accrington are 6/4 to pick up the win with Wycombe at 21/10.
Accrington Form
Stanley have gone W5 D2 L2 at home this season in the division and they are unbeaten in their last three. They have been a rock solid unit for the most part on home soil and six of their wins this season have all been by the one-goal margin. Stanley are 3/1 to win this by just the one goal. Accrington have collected a clean sheet in three of their last six games and they do have the scoring threat through Kee and Jackson to pose problems for defences. Stanley have only failed to score in just the one home game this season so it’s reasonable enough to assume that they will hit the back of the net.
FA Cup – Crown Ground, Accrington – Tuesday 14th November 2017 – 19:45 UK Time
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Wycombe WanderersWycombe Form
Wycombe have only managed the one win in their last six league games now but that win did come on the weekend, which was a big 4-0 win over Crawley on home soil. Things haven’t been going to well for them out on the road recently through with a D1 L2 record in their last three out on their travels. They haven’t kept a clean sheet in any of their last five road games. They have posted a W4 D3 L2 record away from home and three of their four defeats this season have all been by just the one-goal margin. Wycombe’s away games this season have averaged exactly three goals in each of them. They are the second highest scorers in the division this season.
Head to Head News
There is a big trend running in this fixture as each of the last four at the Crown Ground between these two have ended in a draw. There were two draws between them last season in the league and five of the last six between them in League Two have all ended in parity. The one exception was a 1-0 away win for Accrington in the 2015/16 season. Overall Accrington narrowly leads the head to head 5-4 with the nine draws.
Top Betting Tips
The draw has to have appeal at 15/4 because of the head to head history between them. There is an 11/2 punt on a 1-1 draw being churned out as well. It’s probably not going to get beyond that and a draw wouldn’t be a bad result for either of them.