Sunday’s Goals Accumulator Tips: Bet on Black and Gold for a 9/2 Acca – SCCG Management

Fahad Umar
July 18, 2025
11:56 pm

Check out our expert’s Goals Accumulator Tips & Predictions for this weekend, featuring Over 2.5 Goals selections and Total Team Goals tips.

Our Goals Acca Tips are derived from statistical analysis of recent performances.

New York Red Bulls vs Inter Miami – Over 2.5 Goals (Sunday, 00:30)

Two teams with contrasting midweek results clash at the Sports Illustrated Stadium on Sunday, as New York Red Bulls host Inter Miami.

The Red Bulls maintained their strong home form with a thrilling 5-3 victory over New England Revolution in midweek.

Inter Miami, however, fell to a 3-0 defeat at FC Cincinnati early Thursday morning.

Over 2.5 goals has occurred in 16 of the Herons’ 20 MLS matches this season, suggesting another high-scoring game in New York.

CF Montreal vs Chicago Fire – Over 2.5 Goals (Sunday, 00:30)

Both CF Montreal and Chicago Fire aim to return to winning form in MLS when they meet at Olympic Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Marco Donadel’s side is winless in three matches after a 2-1 loss at Philadelphia Union last time out.

Chicago Fire are also on a three-game winless streak following a 2-2 draw with Atlanta on Thursday.

The visitors have seen at least three goals in each of their 12 league matches away from home this season, indicating another game with over 2.5 goals in Quebec.

LAFC to Score 2+ (Sunday, 03:30)

Los Angeles FC and LA Galaxy will renew their rivalry at the BMO Stadium on Sunday morning.

The teams are at opposite ends of the Western Conference, with the hosts in fourth place and the visitors at the bottom.

LAFC has scored two or more goals in a league-high 14 of their 20 MLS matches this season.

Considering this, the Black and Gold are well-positioned to strike twice against a Galaxy team that has conceded at least two goals in eight of their 12 away games this season.

San Diego to Score 2+ (Sunday, 03:30)

Looking to get back on track in MLS, San Diego will welcome Vancouver Whitecaps to Snapdragon Stadium on Sunday.

Mikey Varas’ team suffered only their third league defeat in 13 matches when they lost to Toronto earlier this week.

Meanwhile, Vancouver Whitecaps secured a 3-0 victory at Houston Dynamo on Thursday, but now face a tougher test against Western Conference leaders San Diego.

The Blue-and-White have allowed at least two goals in four of their last six away league matches, and this trend appears likely to continue on the Pacific coast of California.