Tuesday accumulator tips for football: Sky Blues can help bag a 7-1 acca

The Premier League returns on Tuesday and it could be a detrimental day in the scrap for survival as four of the bottom five teams are in action.

Elsewhere, there are five games taking place in the Championship and a full slate of fixtures from both League One and Two.

All bets must be placed by 7.45pm on Tuesday.

Racing Post football expert Joe Casey has picked:

Both teams to score in Newcastle v Everton

Coventry to beat Blackpool

Lincoln to beat Morecambe

Manchester United to beat Burnley

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Newcastle v Everton

This is a crunch game in the Premier League relegation battle and goals may be the way to go. Both teams have scored in eight of Everton's last nine games in all competitions.

Coventry v Blackpool

Coventry have been strong at home in the Championship this season and they gave Southampton a real scare in the FA Cup on Saturday. The Sky Blues should be backed to see of Blackpool, who have won only three of their 13 away league games.

Lincoln v Morecambe

Morecambe have not won away from home in their last six attempts in League One and they may endure more road woe at Lincoln, who have been victorious in three of their last six games.

Burnley v Manchester United

Burnley have won just one of their 19 Premier League games this season and a lack of firepower could cost them dearly at home to Manchester United, who have triumphed on their last five trips to Turf Moor.

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