11/1 Acca of the Day: Sunday April 24

It’s another busy Sunday of football around Europe, and we’re taking in the action from the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, and Serie A with our 11/1 Acca of the Day.

Burnley to beat Wolves
Hearts to beat Dundee United
AC Milan to beat Lazio

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Burnley to beat Wolves

Since the shock sacking of Sean Dyche, Burnley have picked up four points from two matches, and they can edge out Wolves at Turf Moor this afternoon to keep alive their dreams of avoiding the drop.

Wolves have lost five of their last eight league games and three of their previous four on the road, and they also haven’t beaten Burnley in any of their previous six meetings.

Hearts to beat Dundee United

Hearts are guaranteed a European place next season, but with a Scottish Cup final on the horizon, the squad will be looking to keep their solid run of form going with victory over Dundee United at Tannadice today.

The Jambos are unbeaten in their last six league games, winning four of those, while United have won just one of their previous eight matches in all competitions.

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🔜 A trip to Tannadice pic.twitter.com/g78UwKtMxP
— Heart of Midlothian FC (@JamTarts) April 21, 2022

AC Milan to beat Lazio

AC Milan can regain the top spot in Serie A tonight with a victory over Lazio, and that incentive should be enough to see the Rossoneri take all three points.

Milan have kept six consecutive clean sheets in Serie A, while Lazio have lost five of their six league encounters with teams in Serie A’s top four this season.