Football accumulator tips for Wednesday May 11: In-form Toffees sweeten 7-1 acca

A crucial night of Premier League action features matches affecting the race for the title and the battle against relegation.

There is also a key game in the National League with title-chasing Stockport hosting Torquay.

All bets must be placed by 7.45pm on Wednesday.

Racing Post football expert Dan Childs has picked:

Leicester to beat Norwich

Everton to beat Watford

Stockport to beat Torquay

Both teams to score in Wolves v Manchester City

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Leicester v Norwich

Leicester have had a tough time recently, going seven games without a win, but their 42-point tally is double the 21-point total of opponents Norwich, who are likely to suffer their fifth successive defeat.

Watford v Everton

Everton are responding positively to their scrap for survival and can claim another massive three points by getting the better of injury-hit Watford at Vicarage Road.

Stockport v Torquay

National League leaders Stockport need another four points from two games to clinch the title and they should get three of them against tenth-placed Torquay, who have fallen short in their quest to reach the playoffs.

Wolves v Manchester City

Manchester City are dealing with a few injury problems at the back and could be exposed by a Wolves team that caused Chelsea serious issues at the weekend. City's best form of defence could be to go on the attack with the champions elect having netted 14 goals across their last three league games.

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