Tuesday accumulator tips for football: Latics can help land 6-1 acca

The Champions League returns on Tuesday and three of Europe's heavyweights - Manchester City, PSG and Real Madrid - are headlining the show.

Domestically, Manchester United host Brighton in the Premier League and there are a handful of games scattered around the EFL.

All bets must be placed by 7.45pm on Tuesday.

Racing Post football expert Joe Casey has picked:

Exeter to beat Harrogate

Wigan to beat Crewe

Sheffield United to beat Hull

Both teams to score in Manchester City v Sporting

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Exeter v Harrogate

Exeter have won five of their last six League Two games to move up to fourth and should be too strong for a Harrogate side that squandered the lead three times in a 3-3 draw with 19th-placed Rochdale at the weekend.

Wigan v Crewe

Rotherham's terrific form has put pressure on Wigan to make the most of their games in hand in League One and the title-chasing Latics can get the better of a stuttering Crewe side that find themselves second from bottom.

Sheffield United v Hull

Sheffield United have won four of their last six games by at least a two-goal margin to move on the cusp of the Championship playoff places and can readily take care of Hull, who have lost three fixtures in a row.

Sporting v Manchester City

Sporting Lisbon managed 14 goals in the Champions League group stages while Manchester City leaked ten over their six fixtures, so don't discount the Portuguese hosts getting on the scoresheet.

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