Arsenal to beat Sunderland 4/6:
First up is the game from the Stadium of Light where Arsenal fans will be hoping to get their first sight of Mesut Ozil. Arsenal have bounced back well from an opening day defeat to Aston Villa, winning both their league matches since and beating Fenerbache twice in the Champions League. The Gunners out played Tottenham in their last game and with the added quality of Ozil should be far too strong for Sunderland. The Black Cats have had a dreadful start to the season, losing two and drawing one of their opening league fixtures. Their only win of the season so far has been against League One MK Dons. Paulo Di Canio’s boys seem to be in disarray with in-fighting and poor results, Arsenal should only further their misery.
QPR to beat Birmingham 4/7:
QPR have had a great start on their return to the Championship and are unbeaten after five matches. The Hoops have dropped just two points so far and are joint top with Blackpool and could be set to bounce straight back to the Premier League. They have now put together a three game winning streak and must be full of confidence. They take on a struggling Birmingham side who have just one win in their first five matches and sit 19th. QPR have the best squad in the Championship and have won both of their opening home matches and that quality should show again and they should take a good three points v Birmingham.
Nottingham Forest v Barsnley 4/7:
Another Championship side enjoying a good start are Nottingham Forest. Forest sit fourth after picking up ten points from their first five matches. They opened the campaign with three straight victories before drawing and losing their last two but will be determined to bounce back against Barnsley. The Tykes have just four points so far this season and sit down in 20th. They have lost both of their opening away games while Forest have won both of their home games this season and this should continue as Forest carry on their promotion push.
Leyton Orient to beat Port Vale 3/4:
We go to League One next and the league leaders Orient. Orient are out on their own at the top of the division with five wins out of five so far this season. They take on a Port Vale side who haven’t had a bad start following promotion last year with two wins, a draw and three defeats so far this year. Leyton Orient are having a great start to the season and they should carry this on against a Vale team who have lost two of their opening three away fixtures.
Wolves to beat Swindon 5/6:
Chasing Orient hard are Wolves, who have picked up 13 points from their opening five matches. Since an opening day draw with Preston, Wolves have stormed the league winning four on the bounce and displaying the quality the squad clearly has. Swindon’s year has been a bit less turbulent than last and they have had a half decent start picking up eight points. However on the road they are on a run of eight matches without a win extending in to last season. Wolves should have far too much quality for a Swindon side who really struggle on the road.
Fleetwood to beat Bury 5/6:
Finally from League 2 are Fleetwood. The Cod Army were one of the pre-season favorites for the league and they have looked good for that tag, sitting fourth at present. They have won four of their opening six matches including two of their three home matches. Bury currently sit fourteenth after a mixed start. They have seven points so far but both of their wins have come at Gigg Lane and have just one point on the road from three fixtures. Fleetwood have a really good squad for this level and with all the incomings at Bury they are still gelling, Fleetwood look good for all three points here.
ACCUMULATOR ODDS: 13/1
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