Football accumulator tips for Sunday April 3: Barca can bring home 9-2 acca

There are two Premier League matches on Sunday, with West Ham's home game with Everton kickstarting proceedings before Tottenham entertain Newcastle.

An Old Firm derby between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox at midday should get the pulses racing, while there is also the small matter of the EFL Trophy final between Rotherham and Sutton United at Wembley.

Elsewhere, there are top-flight fixtures taking place in France, Germany, Italy and Spain.

All bets must be placed by 4.05pm on Sunday.

Racing Post football expert Aaron Ashley has picked:

Lyon to beat Angers

Tottenham to beat Newcastle

Valencia to beat Cadiz

Barcelona to beat Sevilla

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Lyon v Angers

It has been a miserable season for Lyon, who find themselves tenth in Ligue 1, but they showed their capabilities when defeating Porto to make the Europa League quarter-finals.

Angers have collected just one point in their last five away games, so this ought to the perfect opportunity for Les Gones to transform their league campaign.

Tottenham v Newcastle

Tottenham can't any slip-ups in their quest for Champions League qualification and they can claim maximum points at home to Newcastle.

Spurs have won five of their last seven league games and should master the Magpies, who have suffered back-to-back 1-0 away defeats at Chelsea and Everton.

Valencia v Cadiz

Valencia collected ten points from their four La Liga games prior to the international break and they can continue their progress at home to Cadiz.

The visitors have also improved of late to ease their relegation fears but away form remains an issue - they've won only three of their 14 league games on the road.

Barcelona v Sevilla

Barcelona have silenced their critics in some style recently and although the La Liga title may be out of reach, they are on a 13-game unbeaten run.

That sequence includes a 4-2 win at home to Atletico Madrid and, most recently, a 4-0 thrashing of leaders Real Madrid at the Bernabeu. The Catalan giants can take care of a Sevilla side without a win in eight away games in all competitions.

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