Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Accumulator Tips: Man United to Sail Through to Last Four in Our 17/2 Selection

Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Accumulator Tip 1: Manchester United vs Charlton: United to Win to Nil @ 31/20 with BetUK

Charlton are the only non-Premier League side left in this year’s competition, but they claimed a huge scalp in the shape of Brighton in the previous round and will relish a trip to Old Trafford as huge 19/1 underdogs.

However, Erik Ten Hag’s revolution at United is starting to be felt and the Red Devils have been in imperious form, winning each of their last seven.

They have kept five clean sheets in eight league fixtures at home this season, and we are expecting a similar story here against a side floating in the mid-table in League One.

Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Accumulator Tip 2: Newcastle vs Leicester: Alexander Isak to Score @ 13/10 BetUK

Next, we head to Tyneside as Newcastle and Leicester meet for the second time in a fortnight.

The hosts were dealt a frustrating blow in the third round of the FA Cup, succumbing to an unlikely defeat against Sheffield Wednesday to dent their chances of claiming silverware for the first time in 54 years.

The Premier League top four hopefuls cruised past Leicester on Boxing Day, running eventual 3-0 victors at the King Power Stadium, although cup competitions present an entirely different circumstance.

However, our tip sees the Magpies’ record signing Alexander Isak to get on the scoresheet. The Swede made an instant impact on his debut at Anfield way back in August with a stunning brace, and an unfortunate injury cut his arrival short.

He returned to action against Sheffield Wednesday over the weekend, and although manager Eddie Howe is easing him back in slowly with only 45 minutes to his name, he was a constant threat combining speed and close control with an inherent knack for finding the target.

Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Accumulator Tip 3: Nottingham Forest vs Wolves: Under 2.5 Goals @ 4/6 with BetUK

The first of two games on Wednesday evening sees two relegation candidates go head-to-head, with Nottingham Forest welcoming fellow midlanders Wolves.

These sides have met each other already this season, with Forest losing courtesy of a second half penalty from Ruben Neves back in mid-October. That fixture saw a combined total of four shots on target from 19 attempts, which is reflective of the lack of goals these two have produced this season – they rank 19th and 20th in the Premier League goalscoring charts.

With this in mind, we are not expecting fireworks at the City Ground, and under 2.5 goals is our selection for this one.