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4-Leg Football Acca Analysis – 25 October 2026
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Football Accumulator Summary
- Published
- Type
- 4-leg football accumulator
- Combined odds
- 6.76 (as recorded at publication)
- Estimated acca EV
- +17.2%
- Status
- Settled · Lost 4/4 legs settled
Leg-by-Leg Breakdown
- Leg 1Premier LeagueHit / Won
Why Liverpool vs Brighton Fits Our Match Result – Liverpool to Win Pick
Match Result – Liverpool to Win2.10(William Hill)Value BoosterFinal score: 2-0
View Current Selections - Leg 2Ligue 1Hit / Won
Why Rennes vs Strasbourg Fits Our Over 0.5 Goals Pick
Total Goals – Over 0.5 Goals1.28(Bet365)Banker / Low VarianceFinal score: 3-0
View Current Selections - Leg 3Serie AHit / Won
Why Lecce vs Juventus Fits Our Under 3.5 Goals Pick
Total Goals – Under 3.5 Goals1.36(Bet365)Banker / Low VarianceFinal score: 0-2
View Current Selections - Leg 4Serie AMiss
Why Atalanta vs Frosinone Fits Our Match Result – Atalanta to Win Pick
Match Result – Atalanta to Win1.85(Betfair)Value BoosterFinal score: 4-4
View Current Selections
Post-Match Verdict
- Hit / Won Liverpool vs Brighton: Liverpool to Win· Final score 2-0
- Hit / Won Rennes vs Strasbourg: Over 0.5 Goals· Final score 3-0
- Hit / Won Lecce vs Juventus: Under 3.5 Goals· Final score 0-2
- Miss Atalanta vs Frosinone: Atalanta to Win· Final score 4-4
Overall Acca Outcome
At least one leg lost, so this accumulator lost, whatever happened in the other legs.
About This Accumulator
Accawise builds accumulators by comparing bookmaker odds, estimating expected value with the bookmakers' margin removed, and weighing recent form, goals and injury news. An accumulator may include individual legs with negative estimated EV where other factors supported their inclusion. The combined estimated EV shown above is positive based on our calculation at the time of publication. Combined estimates assume the legs are independent. Selections can be correlated, so treat combined figures as approximate. No accumulator is guaranteed to win.
