Football accumulator tips for Wednesday January 18: Red Devils rule 7-1 acca

All eyes will be on Manchester United's Premier League trip to Selhurst Park as victory for the Red Devils would see them leapfrog neighbours City and Newcastle into second.

There is also FA Cup third-round replay interest as Leeds host Cardiff, as well action from the Scottish Premiership and the Italian Super Cup final between rivals Inter and Milan.

All bets must be placed by 7.45pm on Wednesday.

Racing Post football expert Aaron Ashley has picked:

Leeds to beat Cardiff

Rangers to beat Kilmarnock

Celtic to win & both teams to score v St Mirren

Manchester United to beat Crystal Palace

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Leeds v Cardiff

Cardiff threw away a two-goal lead in their FA Cup third-round tie with Leeds and they may be fearing the worst in the replay at Elland Road. The managerless Bluebirds have gone nine without a win and the hosts' Premier League quality ought to count for plenty.

Celtic v St Mirren

Celtic have won all ten Scottish Premiership home games this season and the runaway league leaders should maintain that 100 per cent record. That said, the Bhoys have conceded in six of their last seven home wins so there may be a consolation strike in it for plucky visitors St Mirren.

Kilmarnock v Rangers

Rangers have it all to do in the Scottish Premiership title race and although they may find things tough going at Rugby Park, three points should be within their reach. Killie are without a goal in three so one may be enough for Gers to land the spoils.

Crystal Palace v Manchester United

Manchester United came from behind to beat Manchester City 2-1 on Saturday and they should be full of confidence for Wednesday's trip to Selhurst Park, where Crystal Palace have lost their last two league matches 4-0 to Tottenham and 3-0 to Fulham. The Red Devils can make it six league wins on the spin.

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