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Another round of Championship fixtures gets underway this weekend, with some interesting matches taking place at both ends of the table.

League leaders Swansea host third-placed West Ham on Saturday afternoon, while Burnley take on Wolves at Turf Moor on Friday night.

I've picked out four selections for this weekend's best football tips accumulator, with all four available through BetMGM, where you can also find the latest Championship odds.

SWANSEA CITY VS WEST HAM UNITED – BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE (8/15)

Swansea host West Ham on Saturday afternoon in what should be an interesting game between two of the Championship's top three sides.

The Swans have been excellent so far this season, winning their last four league matches and opening a two-point lead at the top of the table. They've made their best start to a league campaign in over 100 years, and I think they'll cause West Ham some problems at home.

However, West Ham have also been in good form. The Hammers are unbeaten in eight Championship matches and haven't lost away from home this season, winning two and drawing three.

Their attacking record has been particularly impressive. West Ham have scored 29 league goals, more than any other Championship side, and come into this fixture following a 6-0 win against Lincoln City in midweek.

I'm more interested in the goals market here rather than backing either side to win. Swansea have been difficult to beat, but West Ham's attacking record suggests they'll get opportunities. I fancy both teams getting on the scoresheet on Saturday.

BURNLEY VS WOLVES – BURNLEY WIN (2/1)

I'm backing Burnley to take all three points when they face Wolves at Turf Moor on Friday evening.  Nicky Hayen's side have taken five points from a possible nine in their previous three Championship matches. Their biggest result came at Vicarage Road, where they comfortably beat Watford 4-0. Burnley were then held to a 2-2 draw by Charlton in midweek, although they've now scored in five consecutive matches.

It's been a difficult few weeks for Wolves. The visitors have suffered defeats against Middlesbrough, Bolton and Cardiff in their last three league outings, and they'll need to improve defensively if they're going to get anything from Friday's fixture.

Burnley still have a few issues of their own, particularly at the back. However, they've looked dangerous going forward recently, and I think their attacking quality could make the difference against a Wolves side short of confidence.

NORWICH CITY VS PORTSMOUTH – BTTS (8/13)

Norwich host Portsmouth at Carrow Road on Saturday afternoon, and I think both teams to score is worth considering.

I've been quite surprised by Norwich's recent results. The Canaries have lost three consecutive league matches, despite scoring eight goals during that period. In my opinion, their defensive performances have been the biggest reason behind their poor run.

Philippe Clement's side have conceded 10 goals in their last three matches, including four against both Middlesbrough and Bolton. However, I don't think Norwich have been particularly bad going forward. They've scored in each of their last three games and have already shown they can cause teams problems in front of goal.

Portsmouth haven't been in great form either. Pompey lost 1-0 against Southampton last time out, although they did manage to pick up a point against Blackburn in a 2-2 draw earlier this month.

I think Portsmouth have a decent chance of scoring here. Norwich have looked far too easy to play against defensively, and I wouldn't be confident backing them to keep a clean sheet.

However, with Norwich continuing to score regularly, I'd also be surprised if they failed to find the back of the net at home.

MILLWALL VS LINCOLN CITY – MILLWALL WIN

In my opinion, Millwall to win against Lincoln on Saturday looks like a good selection. Alex Neil's side have had a mixed start to the Championship season, but they've managed four wins from their opening ten matches and have scored 16 goals.

Lincoln have struggled since making the step up to the Championship. The Imps have lost their last three matches, including a heavy 6-0 defeat against West Ham in midweek. The Imps have also scored seven goals in ten league games, which is a concern.

Millwall haven't been particularly convincing themselves, having lost 1-0 against Swansea last time out. However, with Lincoln struggling for goals and conceding an average of 1.7 per game, I fancy the hosts to pick up all three points at The Den.