Derby in Split as a cheery on the cake on Sunday: Accumulator Tips for August 03, 2025

The offer this Sunday is quite satisfactory and certainly much better than previous weekends. The Sunday accumulator tip brings three carefully selected matches from different European leagues, based on current form, tactical balance, and key player advantages. From expected goals in Denmark, to Hajduk's dominance, to the home field advantage in Belgium, this ticket offers a combination of value and reality. With expert analysis, it can serve as a great start to the week.

Hajduk Split vs Istra 1961

Hajduk will start its HNL season at Poljud on Sunday. Just three days after the clash with Zira, they will play a match against Istria. It will be a special match for coach Gonzalo Garcia, who, until recently, led the club from Pula. Now, however, he is under much greater pressure on the Split bench and can be happy that he won a place in the next preliminary round of the Conference League on Thursday in extra time. However, this also means that the Split team have a busy schedule of matches in August. Hajduk will want to rest some of their players in this match. Marko Livaja will definitely not play, as he received a red card in the last round of the previous championship against Sibenik. Istra, now led by Goran Tomic, almost qualified for Europe last season. Now, however, they are somewhat weakened, as Dinamo have acquired some of the most important players, and the coach has signed for Hajduk. Regardless, the club from Pula will not just give up at the stadium where they had success in the last two years. After all, the team have Dane Emil Frederiksen, who brings a lot of quality to the offense, and there is also Salim Fago Lawal, who is dangerous in the center forward position. Interestingly, Hajduk have not beaten Istra in the previous five games, which is why bookmakers are offering quite decent odds on the home team winning this Sunday. However, the Split team have taken over the Istra coach who has been causing them problems all these years, so we expect things to change.

🔖 Hajduk Split Confirmed lineup (4-3-3):

Ivusic - Hrgovic, Sarlija, Mlacic, Sigur- Brajkovic, Krovinovic, Pajaziti - Skoko, Benrahou, Sego

👤 Head Coach: Gonzalo Garcia

🔖 Istra 1961 Confirmed lineup (4-3-3):

Kolic - Heister, Koski, Maresic, Kadusic - Loncar, Radosevic, Mauric - Lawal, Fucak, Rozic 

👤 Head Coach: Goran Tomic

• Bet on: W1

Brondby vs Viborg

Brondby enters the new season with a clear ambition to join the fight for the Danish championship title. They showed continuity and stability last season, and additional reinforcements during the summer suggest that they want to take a step further. On the other hand, Viborg enters the season with more realistic goals – avoiding the relegation battle and a stable place in the middle of the table. They have already faced a drop in form on away pitches before, which could pose a significant problem against a stronger team like Brondby. In head-to-head duels, Brondby has a better performance, especially at home. Their recent meetings have often brought the dominance of the home team, with efficient play and pronounced attacking potential. Therefore, we expect a match with many goals and a home win in the end.

🔖 Brondby Confirmed lineup (4-3-3):

 Patrick Pentz - Sean Klaiber, Frederik Alves Ibsen, Jordi Vanlerberghe - Marko Divkovic, Daniel Wass, Noah Nartey, Mats Koehlert - Nicolai Vallys, Filip Bundgaard, Clement Bischoff

👤 Head Coach: F. Birk

🔖 Viborg Confirmed lineup (4-3-2-1):

Lucas Lund Pedersen - Jean-Manuel Mbom, Stipe Radic, Ivan Naesberg, Daniel Anyembe - Thomas Joergensen, Jeppe Groenning, Asker Beck - Sami Jalal Karchoud, Yonis Njoh - Anosike Ementa

👤 Head Coach: N. Lund

• Bet on: Over 2.5 goals

Charleroi vs St. Truiden

Charleroi opened the season with a 2-2 draw against OH Leuven, but showed character with two late goals. This extended their six-match unbeaten run at home, where they collected 37 points last season – the fourth-best result in the league. St. Truiden started the campaign with a win against Gent (3-1), but their away form remains poor – with just one win in their last seven league outings. They also lost both of their matches against Charleroi last season. Charleroi have width in their squad, are dangerous from set pieces (two goals from corners in the previous match), and with the support of their home crowd, have a realistic chance of taking three points against an opponent they regularly outplay. Both teams have been playing high-scoring matches recently, and we can expect goals on both ends in this encounter in the Jupiler League in Belgium.

🔖 Charleroi Confirmed lineup (4-2-3-1):

Martin Delavallee -Zan Rogelj, Aiham Ousou, Cheick Keita, Vetle Dragsnes - Yacine Titraoui, Etienne Camara - Amine Boukamir, Isaac Mbenza, Parfait Guiagon - Nikola Stulic

👤 Head Coach: R. De Mil

🔖 St. Truiden Confirmed lineup (4-2-3-1):

Leo Kokubo - Louis Patris, Visar Musliu, Rein Van Helden, Taiga Hata - Rihito Yamamoto, Abdoulaye Sissako - Robert-Jan Vanwesemael, Ryotaro Ito, Ilias Sebaoui - Andres Ferrari

👤 Head Coach: W. Vrancken

• Bet on: Over 2.5 goals