Walsall to build on strong away form to boost League One acca
Published:Given that all of the teams in League One have triumphed in at least one of their last six games and Wolves are the only side to have remained unbeaten in this period, the division is not the easiest to predict.
However, we believe we have found a solid fourfold here, which pays out at a juicy 14/1.
Stevenage may have won four of their last five in all competitions, but three of these successes have come on their own patch.
In terms of away form, they have not beaten opposition outside of the relegation places, with defeats suffered on all road trips to teams in the top half of League One at present.
Wolves are the form team in the division too, with 16 points from a possible 18.
Walsall are unbeaten in their last five away games, which includes positive results at top-two Leyton Orient and Wolves.
The Dons are 1/1 to triumph here, which looks really short bearing in mind they have lost five of their last six in all competitions and were beaten in both fixtures by Walsall last season.
Were it not for their 10-point penalty, Coventry would be sitting high and mighty in fourth in the League One standings, but instead, they will have to continue working their way up from 13th spot at present.
They have won all four games against opposition currently below them in the league table so far, which bodes well for the visit of Notts County next, who are not only second-bottom, but have taken just one point on the road thus far from a possible 21.
Given that Notts County have conceded twice in their last two away games and Coventry have netted three in their last pair at home, over 1.5 Coventry goals at 8/13 also holds appeal.
This price does look a little short for a team that is bottom of the division that have failed to win any of their six home games so far.
However, they did win for the first time outside of cup competition at Carlisle last time and visitors Oldham have lost six of their seven on the road.
All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing.
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