Super Sunday Horse And Football Accumulator

The first football bet of the Super Sunday Accumulator comes from The Den with Millwall taking on Hull and we predict that this all Championship affair will go to the Tigers.

Hull have hit a great run of form of late being unbeaten in their last eight games and winning in six of those which have seen them spiral up the table from the bottom three to now 13th.

Millwall are also in a good run of form winning there last three in a row but we believe that Hull will have to much quality to take this contest and are a really nice price at the same time.

The last football bet of the day for this Super Sunday bet comes from Deep Dale where Championship Preston take on Doncaster at home in a game that could go either way.

Preston are in a bad run of form and see their side without a win in there last four games, losing three of those and two of them at home. They are near the foot at the table an see themselves in 17th and not to far from the relegation zone.

Doncaster are in League 1 but are in flying form winning there last two games and last time against Rochdale was a comfortable 5-0 victory. They are sixth in their league and are scoring goals at will that is why we fancy both teams to score as we cant pick a result but we think there will be goals.

The feature race is the Grade One Lawlor's Of Naas Novice Hurdle, and the field are headed by the unbeaten Battleoverdoyen for Gordon Elliott and Gigginstown.

A perfect record so far, and impressed when winning a maiden at Navan prior to Christmas.Prominent already in the supreme market, he can consolidate his claims there with a good performance here as he steps into graded company for the first time.

He does take on his sternest test yet with him being joint at the top of the market with the Willie Mullins trained Tornado Flyer, but we think the six year old has showed enough in his runs to warrant winning this contest.

Good luck pronouncing it, but Aoibhe's Beau is definitely worth considering on the strength of her second placing at Galway in her first handicap.

This is the Adare Manor Opportunity Handicap Hurdle, and this mare can provide trainer Terence O'Brien his first winner of 2019, and only jockey Sean O'Keeffe's second since Christmas.

This seven year old in his recent runs has been in some decent form with a strong second at Galway last time in a 19 runner field being nearly the leading form claims of the race.