As we move into 2026, the race to win promotion to the Premier League and the scramble to avoid relegation to League One is in full swing. We can send you into the New Year with a spring in your step courtesy of our EFL Championship Acca tips. We have come up with four fab bets to first foot the bookies where a £10 wager could see you bag a payout of £115.65.
EFL Championship Acca Tips
A 10.06/1 four-fold acca with 10bet, one of the best bookmakers in the UK, is a great way to start the New Year. The potential payout of £115.65 includes the bookie’s 5% acca boost. Check out our selections.
| Match | Market | Odds at 10bet |
|---|---|---|
| Blackburn Rovers vs Wrexham | Under 2.5 Goals | 4/5 |
| Charlton Athletic vs Coventry City | Coventry to Win | 91/100 |
| QPR vs Norwich City | BTTS: Yes | 13/20 |
| Sheffield United vs Leicester City | Over 10.5 Corners | 19/20 |
| 4-Fold Acca: 10.06/1 |
Odds correct at 10:00 on 30/12/2025. Odds subject to change.
Our selections are all based on statistics from the Championship over the whole season. Check out the reasons behind each bet.
Blackburn Rovers vs Wrexham – Under 2.5 Goals
Our Kickform stats show that Blackburn are averaging only 0.96 goals per game. When you also see that Rovers have conceded a respectable 26 goals in 23 matches and have kept seven clean sheets, the joint 6th highest total in the division, it does not take a genius to work out why they are struggling at the wrong end of the table. 63% of Rovers’ matches have seen under 2.5 goals.
Wrexham have kept only one clean sheet less than the hosts and have averaged 1.42 goals per game. 58% of their games have seen less than three goals. Kickform give a 61% chance of there being less than three goals and have the most likely results as 1-0, 2-0 and 1-1. We think that this one will be low scoring.
Charlton Athletic vs Coventry City – Coventry to Win
League leaders Coventry City have stuttered by their own high standards during December, dropping points away to Preston and Southampton and suffering two defeats to Ipswich Town. The Sky Blues have not been as free-scoring as earlier in the season; however, they still have a healthy lead at the top of the table.
They travel to Charlton Athletic who have slipped down the table, mainly due to their inability to find the net. The Addicks have won five of their 10 home matches, drawing two and losing three. On the road Coventry have won six and drawn two of their 12 away games. We think that Frank Lampard’s side will have too much for the hosts and will continue their charge for promotion and the Championship title. Kickform have the two most likely results as 1-2 and 0-1,and we are confidently predicting an away win for the second stage of our 10bet acca.
Queens Park Rangers vs Norwich City – BTTS: Yes
We think that there will be plenty of goals and that they will be at both ends at Loftus Road. The hosts, QPR, are in the race for the playoff places. They have scored a healthy total of 34 goals but have conceded 37, the joint highest number in the top half of the table. Norwich City are second bottom having conceded 36 times.
Both teams have scored in 75% of QPR’s games and in 71% of Norwich’s. This rises to 82% for Rangers’ home matches and 83% for Norwich’s away games. The Canaries have only managed to keep two clean sheets all season. We don’t think that they will add to that tally here; however, they are likely to add to their very respectable total of 14 goals scored away from home.
Sheffield United vs Leicester City-Over 10.5 Corners
It has been a hugely disappointing first half of the season for both sides. However, one area where Sheffield United and Leicester City have not underwhelmed has been the corner count.
The Blades have averaged 7.29 corners per match, a league high, while Leicester have averaged 5.13. 92% of United’s games and 83% of the Foxes’ fixtures have produced over 7.5 corners. 58% of Sheffield United’s games have seen over 10.5 corners in the match. Therefore, we feel that when these two sides come together, there will be 11 or more flag kicks awarded.
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