Both teams to score tips and predictions: Our 7-1 acca for Saturday's action
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International action may be the primary focus this weekend but domestically there is still plenty of action from League One and League Two for punters to get their teeth into.
Top football tipster Joe Casey has cast his eyes over the coupon and has put together a both teams to score acca with four picks from Saturday's 3pm matches which pays out at 7-1 with Sky Bet.
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Saturday both teams to score tips
Racing Post football expert Joe Casey has picked:
Rotherham vs Exeter @ 8-11 with Sky Bet
Plymouth vs Stockport @ 4-6 with Sky Bet
Notts County vs Fleetwood @ 4-6 with Sky Bet
Walsall vs Chesterfield @ 8-11 with Sky Bet
Total odds: @ 7-1 with Sky Bet
Odds correct at time of publication
Rotherham vs Exeter
Rotherham have struggled defensively to start the new campaign, conceding eight times in five league games, and both teams to score looks a solid pick when they face Exeter given the fact that it has landed in seven of the Millers' last eight League One home games. The visitors beat Peterborough 3-0 last weekend and can contribute to an entertaining affair.
Plymouth vs Stockport
Plymouth have found life back in the third tier tough and things don't get any easier as they host promotion hopefuls Stockport. Both teams find the net in 13 of Stockport's last 15 matches, however, and a repeat of that could be on the cards at Home Park.
Notts County vs Fleetwood
Notts County have been typically all-action this season and their six games have produced 20 goals. Of the Magpies' last 13 League Two games, both teams have scored in 11 and the same looks likely as they host a Fleetwood side who have scored nine times in six matches and have not been blanked in any of their eight games in all competitions.
Walsall vs Chesterfield
Walsall and Chesterfield are expected to be in the League Two promotion shake-up come the end of the season and the pair have had solid starts to the new campaign. Both teams have scored in Chesterfield's last five games and they leaked seven in a midweek cup game against Crewe so expect plenty of goalmouth action when they face a Walsall side who beat Shrewsbury 3-1 on Tuesday.
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