Weekend acca predictions: Five teams to back across Europe

James Milton
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Jess Thorup's Augsburg have only been beaten by Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen in their  last 10 games in all competitions
Jess Thorup's Augsburg have only been beaten by Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen in their last 10 games in all competitions

We have picked out four away teams plus a potential home banker in La Liga to make up our acca on this weekend's European football action. The five-fold pays out at 38.12/1 with LiveScore Bet.

Saturday, 2.30pm

Augsburg are winless away from home in the Bundesliga this season but four of their six trips have been to teams starting the weekend in the top five.

They claimed a creditable 2-2 draw at Eintracht Frankfurt on their last away day and have a great opportunity to break their duck with a victory at struggling Holstein Kiel.

The hosts have lost 11 of their first 14 league fixtures this term and their only positive result at home was a 1-0 win over fellow strugglers Heidenheim.

Saturday, 5pm

Antonio Conte's Napoli have won five of their last seven away matches in Serie A and the only blots on their record were draws at Juventus and Inter.

They should be far too strong for Saturday's hosts Genoa, who are winless in nine home games this season and are averaging just 0.81 goals per game in the Italian top flight. 

Saturday, 5.30pm

Ernesto Valverde's Athletic Bilbao side are enjoying a 13-match unbeaten run in all competitions, winning nine of those games
Ernesto Valverde's Athletic Bilbao side are enjoying a 13-match unbeaten run in all competitions, winning nine of those games

Only Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid are above Athletic Bilbao in LaLiga and a fourth away win of the campaign could be on the cards when Athletic visit Osasuna.

They are a hugely consistent side and their only defeat in their last 14 league games was a 2-1 loss at Girona, whose winner came from the penalty spot in injury time.

Athletic have won four of their last five games in LaLiga, including a home win over Real, while Osasuna have been held to draws by lowly Alaves and Espanyol in their last two matches. 

Sunday, 2pm

Venezia are bottom of Serie A and their only win in their last 11 league games came against Udinese, who were reduced to 10 men early in the second half.

They look vulnerable favourites to beat Cagliari, who impressed in last weekend's 1-0 defeat to in-form Atalanta.

Davide Nicola's men had eight shots on target to the leaders' two and look capable of claiming a vital victory in Venice.

Sunday, 5.30pm

Las Palmas started their campaign with a nine-match winless streak but they have pulled clear of the relegation zone in style recently.

A run of five wins in eight games includes a shock 2-1 victory away to Barcelona and they should extend their hot streak by taking three points at home to Espanyol.

The visitors have a woeful record on their travels, taking one point from eight matches, and they have scored only once in their last three games, including clashes with survival rivals Getafe and Osasuna.

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BundesligaAugsburgHolstein KielSerie ASSC NapoliGenoaAthletic BilbaoOsasunaLaLigaCagliariVeneziaLas PalmasEspanyol