Onion Bag Saturday Acca

Bayern Munich v VFB Stuttgart

Bayern want to make another statement at home after a 0-0 draw at Frankfurt last weekend. They won 5-1 against Arsenal in the Champions League in midweek and will look to get a similar result here.

Stuttgart have lost only one of their last four matches and are more stable in their attack-minded approach. They have to press more carefully against Bayern though. Expect Bayern to dominate the game from the outset.

BAYERN & BTTS @ 6/5 with BoyleSports

St Johnstone v Kilmarnock

Saints have gone BTTS – YES in 9 of their last 10 games whilst Killies have 4 from 6 of their last away games going BTTS.

Thirteen games in, Saints are second only to Celtic in the goals-for column with 27  with eight more than third-placed Aberdeen, who they thumped 5-1 at Pittodrie.

Michael O’Halloran has been instrumental in this being a consistent threat and rumours of a future Scotland call up……we see it as a BTTS and home win or over 2.5?

SAINTS & BTTS @ 10/3 with BoyleSports

Stoke City v Chelsea (17.30)

Stoke have failed to win back-to-back league games after three consecutive Premier League victories and Mark Hughes will be keen to see his side return to winning ways.

The Blues’ 2-1 win over Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday night was their first in their last five competitive outings, which will have boosted morale.

Chelsea have fared well on their visit to the Britannia Stadium in the past, losing just one of their last five league games on their trips to Stoke.

AWAY WIN – CHELSEA – BTTS – YES @ 10/3 with BoyleSports

Huddersfield Town v Leeds United

Town sacked Chris Powell in midweek despite an impressive draw at high flying Reading and unlucky in defeat at Burnley, though three wins in 15 all season means Town are close to the bottom three.

Leeds grabbed their first win under Steve Evans in midweek but off field issues remain.

BTTS – YES @ 4/5 with BoyleSports