Most of the big European leagues are still on their summer break but there's plenty of action this weekend for punters looking for some value.
Draws are always a decent price at the bookies and there's a few games across Europe that could offer a path to profit.
Here's our guide for punters who are looking to cash in with a draw accumulator.
AGF vs Brondby (Saturday, 5pm)
The Danish top flight gets back underway this weekend and champions AGF have a tricky opener at home to Brondby.
The team from Aarhus upset the odds last season as they won the title for the first time since 1986.
The big challenge for boss Jakob Poulsen is keeping them at the top of the pile and their opening game with Brondby will be a test of mettle.
Brondby have ruled Denmark 11 times but could only come fourth last season after a disappointing 2024/25 campaign that saw them limp home in sixth.
But the proud club finished as runners-up in season 2023/24 and will be looking to get back among the title contenders in this campaign.
Opening games can often be cagey and two of the four meetings between these sides last term ended level. So I wouldn't be surprised if this was a close match with neither side coming out on top.
Kalmar vs Mjallby (Saturday, 4.30pm)
Things haven't gone to plan for Swedish champions Mjallby in the new campaign, with their title defence all but over after just 13 games.
They find themselves languishing in 10th place and have a game on the road at Kalmar today as they bid to spark their season back to life.
Kalmar sit just two places and three points behind them in the table so this has the potential to be a close game between teams having disappointing campaigns.
Five of Mjallby's games so far have ended in stalemates, with four of those draws coming in their last five Allsvenskan outings.
Kalmar also drew in their last game, a 2-2 thriller with Malmo at home, so that points towards this match as being a good contender for our treble.
Forfar Athletic vs Brechin City (Saturday, 3pm)
We're into the final round of fixtures in the Scottish League Cup group stages and there's a few dead rubbers that will just be glorified friendlies.
Plenty of teams can't qualify for the knockout stages and two of the them collide at Station Park as Forfar Athletic host Brechin City.
Neither side has managed to collect a point so far in Group E but it's Forfar who prop up the pile having conceded more goals than City.
Brechin are in the Lowland League while Forfar sit in League Two but there isn't a big gulf in quality between the sides.
With nothing but pride to play for today, this could be a dull 90 minutes between two well-matched sides and that makes it a good candidate for a draw.
Weekend draw treble
- AGF vs Brondby
- Kalmar vs Mjallby
- Forfar Athletic vs Brechin City
- Treble pays 44/1
KevinMac is a sports journalist with almost three decades of experience in the industry since starting out in 1997. He has covered games at every level, from Scottish Junior football to English Premier League games and internationals, and has been tipping for the MFT site since 2018.
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