The Daily Acca: A South American 6/1 treble

Paul Robinson
26 January 2018

It's a trio of games from Argentina tonight

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The last Daily Acca was an injury time equaliser away from being a 24/1 winner and Paul Robinson is looking for compensation today. Here are his selections:

- Back BTTS in Tigre v Banfield @ 10/11
- Back Godoy Cruz @ 3/4
- Back BTTS in Talleres v San Lorenzo @ 11/10

The Acca pays approximately 6/1

Bet 1: Back BTTS in Tigre v Banfield @ 10/11 - KO 22:00 GMT

These two clubs went into the season break in miserable form having lost their last three games respectively. They will no doubt be hoping that they can return with a win, and while I'm not sure which way the match will go, I am confident of goals at both ends.

The hosts did at least find the net in all three of those defeats and this selection has landed in four of their last five in front of their own fans.

As for the visitors, they netted in two of the three losses, and on their travels it's worth noting that they haven't failed to score in any of their last five.

Bet 2: Back Godoy Cruz @ 3/4 - KO 22:00 GMT

Nothing is ever really a certainty in Argentina, but I do quite fancy Godoy Cruz picking up the victory tonight.

Their opponents are Chicarita Juniors and they currently sit 25th of 28 in the division after a dozen fixtures. They have lost seven times already and four of those came from their six away games - the other two were only draws.

Godoy Cruz on the other hand are up in 12th and a dozen of their 17 points have come at home. They have played four and won four on this ground this term, and that includes victories over the clubs who are currently fourth, fifth and sixth in the table.

Bet 3: Back BTTS in Talleres v San Lorenzo @ 11/10 - KO 00:15 GMT

Another both teams to score selection for our final pick and it comes in the fixture between Tallares and San Lorenzo - which is also an Argentinian Superliga affair.

The hosts are enjoying a fine campaign as they are up in fifth place and they have only been outscored by Boca Juniors, Defensa y Justicia and tonight's opponents. A total of 10 of their 16 goals have come at home, but it shouldn't go unmentioned that only one of their six have had goals at both ends.

The visitors can boast much better stats in that department though as both teams to score has landed in three of their four most recent away outings. They have 18 goals to their name this term and it's pleasing that over half of them have come on their travels - from two fewer games no less.