Football accumulator tips for Saturday March 19: Swans can anchor 9-1 acca

Dan Childs recommended a 14-1 winning accumulator last Saturday and the Racing Post Sport EFL expert is back with four selections which combine to pay over 9-1 with Sky Bet.

Dan has one fancy from the Championship and three from League One as he bids for back-to-back Saturday acca winners.

All bets must be placed by 3pm on Saturday.

Racing Post football expert Dan Childs has picked:

Swansea to beat Birmingham

MK Dons to beat Cambridge

Cheltenham to beat Wimbledon

Wigan to beat Morecambe

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Swansea v Birmingham

Swansea have been too inconsistent to threaten the Championship playoff places, but they have won three of their last five matches and their slick, passing style could open up Birmingham, who remained fifth from bottom after Tuesday's 2-0 loss at home to Middlesbrough.

Cambridge v MK Dons

Cambridge are playing like a team who know they have done the heavy lifting with regards to their League One survival scrap and their recent drop off in performance should encourage MK Dons, who can register a fourth successive away win.

Cheltenham v Wimbledon

Cheltenham need one more win to take them to 50 points and they can get it at the expense of League One strugglers Wimbledon, who have gone 19 games without a victory.

Wigan v Morecambe

Wigan responded to last month's 3-0 loss at home to Sunderland by taking ten points from four games and their League One promotion charge can continue with a victory over relegation-threatened Morecambe, who are winless in 11.

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