The Daily Acca: A Championship trio at 11/2

• Blackburn to bounce back

• More goals at Vicarage Road

• Rotherham to deny West Brom

Leg 1 Blackburn (90mins) @ 5/61.84 (19:45)

Blackburn need to put a couple of defeats behind them, but they are up against a struggling Bristol City team at Ewood Park tonight, and I am expecting the points to stay in Lancashire.

Jon Dahl Tomasson's men were beaten here by Leeds at the weekend, and while that can forgiven, a 3-1 loss at Sheffield Wednesday prior to that is a really poor result.

They are a bit of a streaky team though, and they are capable of racking up a number of goals. Only four other sides have scored more times than them this season, and their opponents are the sixth lowest scorers.

The Robins are winless in three - losing on two occasions - and their last five on the road have been three defeats and two draws. During that five game run they found the net on just two occasions.

Leg 2 BTTS in Watford v Ipswich @ 4/61.67 (19:45)

Ipswich went to Middlesbrough and won on Saturday, keeping them within just one point of Leicester at the top. I am expecting goals when they travel to Vicarage Road this evening, with the Hornets in good form.

Since a defeat at Sunderland on October 4th, the hosts have played 10 times, and only the Foxes have beaten them. They drew 1-1 here with Southampton at the weekend, and BTTS backers have collected in five of their last seven at home.

Only West Brom have stopped Kieran McKenna's team from scoring away from Portman Road this term, but the East Anglia club have conceded six goals across their last four on their travels.

Leg 3 Rotherham & Draw @ 6/52.20 (19:45)

West Brom are fifth in the Championship, but they head to Rotherham having just lost to Leicester and Sunderland, and despite their struggles, the Millers are hard to beat on their own patch.

Leam Richardson's team have achieved positive results in seven of their 10 at the New York Stadium, and since the beginning of November, they have taken points from both Ipswich and Leeds here.

Conversely, the visitors have won just three of their 10 away from the Hawthorns, and they can't be trusted at such a short price tonight.