Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday January 25

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After failing to win their first three home league against Accrington in the EFL (D1 L2), Burton have won each of their last four versus them at the Pirelli, with the last two coming by a three-goal margin.
Accrington won the reverse fixture 2-0 against Burton in December; they haven’t won home and away against the Brewers in the same league campaign since 2011-12.
After a run of just one win in seven league games (D3 L3), Burton Albion have now won five of their last six in League One (L1), including the last three in a row.
Accrington Stanley have lost their last three league games, having been unbeaten in their previous six beforehand (W4 D2).
Burton Albion’s Scott Fraser has created a league-high 69 chances for his teammates in League One this season.

Peterborough have won three of their last six league contests with Rotherham (D1 L2), as many as their previous 19 in the top four tiers (D9 L7).
Rotherham inflicted Peterborough’s joint-heaviest ever defeat at home in the Football League in December 1999 (5-0 – also Northampton 5-0 in October 1985).
Peterborough’s 4-0 win against Wycombe on Tuesday ended a run of six league games without a win for the Posh (D2 L4).
Rotherham have won their last five league games by an aggregate score of 14-3. They last had a longer league winning run in February 2018 (7 games).
Peterborough have scored more home goals than any other League One side this season (29), while Rotherham have scored more on the road than any other side in the division (24).

Odds correct at 1410 GMT (23/01/20)