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The Championship returns on Saturday afternoon, with another busy schedule of fixtures as teams look to build momentum.
There are plenty of interesting matches across the league. Louie Truman has selected four teams for Saturday's football tips accumulator, with all four selections available through BetMGM, where you can also check out the latest Championship odds.

PRESTON NORTH END VS WEST BROM - WEST BROM TO WIN (21/20)

Preston are up against West Brom on Saturday, and I think the visitors have a good chance of securing three points.

It's been a difficult start to the season for Preston, who sit bottom of the table with just four points from their opening 11 matches. They've managed only one win so far and have lost nine.

Preston have struggled at the back throughout, conceding 24 goals in 11 matches. They also come into this fixture following losses against Birmingham City and Wrexham, so confidence will be low.

West Brom have made a much better start to the season. Albion sit fifth with 20 points and have won their last two league matches, including an impressive win against Blackburn Rovers last weekend. Barney Stewart, Isaac Price, and Felix Myhre were the goal scorers.

The visitors also have a good record against Preston, winning six of their previous seven league meetings. Preston have struggled at both ends of the pitch this season, and I think Albion can take advantage.

WOLVES VS WATFORD - WATFORD TO WIN (13/2)

Watford make the trip to Molineux on Saturday; the Hornets could be worth backing to cause an upset against Wolves.

Alessio Dionisi's side have endured a difficult opening few months of the season, winning just three of their first 11 games. However, they picked up an important 2-0 win over Charlton last weekend, so they'll aim to build momentum.

Watford had conceded nine goals in their previous two matches against Burnley and Cardiff City, so keeping a clean sheet against Charlton was a big improvement. Dionisi made changes to his defence, and I think the Hornets will take some confidence from that performance.

Wolves haven't been particularly convincing themselves. César Peixoto's side have picked up 18 points from their opening 11 matches, but they've struggled to put together a consistent run of results.

Their home form has also been disappointing. Wolves have won just twice in five Championship matches at Molineux and were held to a 1-1 draw by Portsmouth in midweek, despite taking the lead.

I think Watford have a better chance here than the odds might suggest. Wolves have struggled to make the most of home advantage, while the Hornets will be hoping to build on their result against Charlton.

PORTSMOUTH VS MILLWALL – BOTH TEAMS NOT TO SCORE (20/21)

Portsmouth face Millwall, and both teams not to score looks like a good option. John Mousinho's side have had a busy schedule recently, playing four matches in just ten days. Pompey picked up a point in midweek, but they struggled at times in the second half, and I think tiredness could become a factor this weekend.
Portsmouth have won their last two meetings against Millwall, although their previous three home encounters with the Lions all ended in 1-0 defeats.

Millwall haven't been in particularly good form themselves, winning just one of their previous six matches. However, the visitors have had a full week to prepare for this fixture, which could give them an advantage. I expect this to be a tight match, with neither side likely to create too many chances.

CHARLTON VS NORWICH – UNDER 2.5 GOALS (17/20)

Charlton welcome Norwich to The Valley, and under 2.5 goals is my best bet. Nathan Jones' side have struggled to turn draws into wins recently, but they have been difficult to beat this season. The Addicks have lost just three of their opening 11 Championship matches and remain unbeaten at home; they've been solid at the back.

Norwich have made a disappointing start to the campaign, losing five consecutive league matches. Philippe Clement's side have also struggled going forward recently, failing to score in their previous two fixtures against Southampton and Portsmouth.

Charlton have kept three clean sheets in their last four home matches, and I expect them to make life difficult for a Norwich side lacking confidence. I can't see too many goals in this one.