Football accumulator tips for Tuesday April 12: Wigan spearhead 6-1 acca

The second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals take centre stage this week and Tuesday's two matches remain full of intrigue.

Chelsea head to the Bernabeu to face Real Madrid hoping to overturn a 3-1 first-leg deficit while Bayern entertain Villarreal, trailing 1-0 after defeat in Spain.

There are also two games in League One which could have huge ramifications on the destination of the title.

All bets must be placed by 7.45pm on Tuesday.

Racing Post football expert Aaron Ashley has picked:

Wigan to beat Burton

Under 2.5 goals in Portsmouth v Rotherham

Over 2.5 goals in Bayern v Villarreal

Both teams to score in Real Madrid v Chelsea

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Burton v Wigan

Wigan have pieced together an eight-game unbeaten run to move top of League One and they can enhance their title credentials with victory at Burton. The Latics have won 13 of their 19 away assignments, while the Brewers have won only one of their last nine and have failed to score in three.

Portsmouth v Rotherham

A recent wobble has seen Rotherham lose ground on Wigan and MK Dons in the League One title race but Portsmouth are in poor form too, so goals may be in short supply. Pompey have failed to score in four of their last five, while under 2.5 goals has clicked in 12 of Rotherham's last 13 away league games.

Bayern v Villarreal

Bayern have work to do if they are to book their place in the last four of the Champions League after a 1-0 loss at Villarreal and that should ensure they come out firing at the Allianz Arena. The Yellow Submarine could again cause problems on the counter but Bayern are formidable on their own patch and have notched 20 goals in their four European home games this season.

Real Madrid v Chelsea

Chelsea have no choice but to play on the front foot as they bid to overturn a 3-1 deficit and that may lead to another entertaining affair. The Blues have failed to score in only one of their nine Champions League games this season, while both teams have netted in 12 of Real Madrid's last 15 home fixtures in this competition.

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