Football accumulator tips for Thursday August 11: Antwerp anchor 6-1 fourfold

Thursday's schedule is dominated by European qualifiers, with six second-leg fixtures taking place in the Europa League and another 29 coming from the Europa Conference League.

There is some British involvement, headlined by Dundee United's trip to AZ Alkmaar, while there is also one match from the EFL Cup as West Brom entertain fellow Championship promotion hopefuls Sheffield United.

All bets must be placed by 6pm on Thursday.

Racing Post football expert Aaron Ashley has picked:

Hapoel Beer Sheva to beat Lugano

Antwerp to beat Lillestrom

AZ Alkmaar to beat Dundee United

Partizan Belgrade to beat AEK Larnaca

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Hapoel Beer Sheva v Lugano

Hapoel Beer Sheva were 2-0 winners at Swiss side Lugano in the opening leg of their Europa Conference League qualifier and the Israeli outfit can complete the job in style at home. It has been a miserable start to the season for the visitors, who have also lost three of their first four domestic games

Antwerp v Lillestrom

Antwerp won the first leg in Norway in convincing fashion, prevailing 3-1 thanks to a brace from Radja Nainggolan, and they should come out on top in the home fixture too. The Belgians are setting the early pace in the Jupiler League, having won their first three games, and they should have little to fear in this one.

AZ Alkmaar v Dundee United

Dundee United sprung a minor surprise with last Thursday's 1-0 win over AZ Alkmaar at Tannadice Park, but the Dutch hosts can exact their revenge on home turf. The Eredivisie side were a perfect three from three at home in the group stage of this competition last season, beating Randers, Jablonec and CFR Cluj all to nil.

Partizan Belgrade v AEK Larnaca

Partizan Belgrade trail AEK Larnaca 2-1 after the first game of their Europa League qualifier, but the Serbian side should take some stopping on their own patch. Partizan are extremely strong at home while AEK Larnaca have triumphed in only three of their last 14 competitive away games.

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