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EFL Cup round 3 tips: Featuring Northampton v Man Utd and Swansea welcome Man City

| 21.09.2016
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Lee Gormley | September 20, 2016

EFL Cup round 3 tips for Wednesday clashes

The EFL Cup clashes continue into Wednesday evening, with a host of Premier League clubs hoping to extend their run in the competition, including Manchester United, Manchester City and West Ham United.

So, ahead of the games taking place on Wednesday night up and down the country, Coral outline five EFL Cup round 3 tips for punters to enjoy during the tussles…

Rashford to net first over Northampton

Marcus Rashford features in Coral's five EFL Cup round 3 tips.

Marcus Rashford features in Coral’s five EFL Cup round 3 tips.

Jose Mourinho’s Man Utd will be aiming to finally get back on track after three successive defeats in all competitions, and they have the perfect place to start in an EFL Cup encounter against Northampton.

The Red Devils have never lost to their cup opponents and their young forward Marcus Rashford will enter proceedings at 14/5 to open the scoring on their visit to the Sixfields Stadium.

Man City to beat Swans and over 3.5 goals

Man City have been in sublime form under Pep Guardiola.

Man City have been in sublime form under Pep Guardiola.

Pep Guardiola’s Man City are on a perfect run of form this season and will next come up against Swansea City, who the Sky Blues have not lost to since March 2012, stretching back eight outings.

The Sky Blues are therefore a promising 11/4 to overcome the Swans and there to be 3.5 goals scored in the clash, with the visitors having been in clinical form in front of goal in recent weeks.

Southampton to topple Palace and both score

Charlie Austin applauds the St Mary's crowd after scoring the winner against Swansea. Saints have now registered back-to-back wins after their 3-0 Europa League triumph over Sparta Prague.

Charlie Austin applauds the St Mary’s crowd after scoring the winner against Swansea. Saints have now registered back-to-back wins after their 3-0 Europa League triumph over Sparta Prague.

Southampton prevailed 4-1 in their previous meeting with Crystal Palace last season and the Saints are 29/10 to overcome the Eagles once again with both sides getting on the scoresheet at St Mary’s.

The south coast club have won back-to-back outings in Europe and domestically, giving them momentum and confidence ahead of Palace’s arrival.

West Ham to fire four or more past Accrington

West Ham will look to bounce back in their clash with Accrington.

West Ham will look to bounce back in their clash with Accrington.

Slaven Bilic’s Hammers have endured a tough start to the campaign and will enter this EFL Cup match-up with Accrington Stanley on the back of a worrying four consecutive losses on all fronts.

Although, with their opponents being three divisions below them and entering with just three wins from 11 outings so far this term, West Ham should be capable of blowing their opponents away and are 23/10 to dispatch four or more goals.

Bony to bag brace or more over Hull

Bony will look to open his account for Stoke against Hull.

Bony will look to open his account for Stoke against Hull.

Stoke City’s new signing Wilfried Bony has played twice since his arrival from Man City and he will have the perfect platform on which to get off the mark for his new club, on home soil against Hull City.

The Ivory Coast frontman is 3/1 to bag a brace or more on his latest outing, which could prove to be third time lucky, after drawings blanks in games against Tottenham and Crystal Palace.

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Lee Gormley

Lee joined the Coral team in 2014 after studying at Leeds Trinity University, having moved across the water from Ireland, and has plenty of industry experience from his time with various news outlets in both England and Northern Ireland. After graduating with a BA Honours degree in Sports Journalism, he has since become an important member of the talented sports desk, passionately covering boxing, football and snooker, among many other sports. Lee is also a massive Manchester United and Republic of Ireland fan, but curbs any bias during his work, and outside of his job can be found regularly taking part in sport himself, such as boxing, GAA and football.