After success in round two, our midweek Sporting Life Accumulator involves four teams in Carabao Cup third-round action on Wednesday, enhanced to 7/1 by Sky Bet.
CHELSEA boss Frank Lampard is expected to change near enough his whole team for the visit of Barnsley; it will still be packed with internationals. The Tykes have lost their opening two Sky Championship fixtures without scoring and head to Stamford Bridge short of defenders having had two centre-backs sent off against Reading on Saturday.
Carlo Ancelotti's EVERTON could hardly have wished for a better start to the season after impressively winning at Tottenham before wiping the floor with Salford and West Brom. The Toffees made 10 changes in the second round but still had more than 30 shots in their 3-0 win. Good luck Fleetwood.
MILLWALL are a tough side to beat, and not the kind of opponent Burnley will relish given their depleted numbers at present. Four points and two clean sheets in the Sky Bet Championship, and a pair of 3-1 wins in the Carabao Cup will have Gary Rowett, who has gone strong in previous rounds, and his side believing they can knock the Clarets out.
One of the shocks of round two saw STOKE win away at Wolves despite naming a team that was mixed with young, inexperienced players and first-team regulars. Michael O'Neill is sure to go with a very similar XI, which should be too much for Sky Bet League One opponents Gillingham.
Sporting Life Accumulator specials
- Over 2.5 goals in each game - 9/1
- Over 0.5 goals in the 1st half of each game - 5/2
- Over 1.5 goals in the 1st half of each game - 50/1
- Odd number of total goals in each game - 12/1
- Even number of total goals in each game - 10/1
- BTTS in every game - 14/1
- BTTS in the 1st half in every game - 900/1
- BTTS in the 2nd half in every game - 200/1
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Odds correct at 2245 BST (22/09/20)
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