Football accumulator tips for Wednesday December 21: Pick Plymouth in 5-1 acca

The EFL Cup fourth-round action continues with Manchester United taking on Championship leaders Burnley and Brighton travelling to League One strugglers Charlton.

And there are domestic knockout matches elsewhere with three FA Trophy ties taking place and Plymouth hosting AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Trophy.

Racing Post Sport expert Dan Childs has put together a 5-1 acca for the action. All bets must be placed by 7pm on Wednesday.

Dan Childs has picked:

Plymouth to beat AFC Wimbledon

Wrexham to beat Scunthorpe

Brighton to win to nil against Charlton

Man Utd to beat Burnley

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Plymouth v AFC Wimbledon

Plymouth returned to the top of the League One standings at the weekend and they should make home advantage count against League Two AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Trophy round of 16.

Wrexham v Scunthorpe

National League highflyers Wrexham are 34 points clear of basement boys Scunthorpe and the gap in class should be evident when the teams meet in this FA Trophy third-round tie at the Racecourse Ground.

Charlton v Brighton

Brighton were 3-1 winners at Arsenal in the EFL Cup third round and they should have far too much quality for League One strugglers Charlton, who are likely to bow out without scoring a goal.

Man Utd v Burnley

Manchester United will be eager to secure a trophy in their first season under Erik ten Hag and they can move into the EFL Cup's last eight with a home win over Championship leaders Burnley.

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