Football Multi Bet: $28.56 Tip for Sunday

The eighth matchday of the 2025 Club World Cup will begin this Sunday with Inter Milan taking on Japanese giants Urawa Reds. We have put together the best multi for the day’s Club World Cup action featuring the opener and the other two games. To make sure you get the best returns, we have sourced the odds from the top football betting sites. Read on to find out how you could be raking in a $28.56 return this weekend.

Sunday June 22, 7am NZT, Lumen Field

After settling for a 1-1 draw with Monterrey, Inter will be eager to claim their first win of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup as they take on Urawa Reds at Lumen Field. Cristian Chivu’s side may have lacked finishing in their opener, but they head into this one as firm favourites across NZ betting sites.

Urawa Reds struggled defensively in their 3-1 defeat to River Plate, which makes a home win the most likely outcome here. Inter won’t have the creative flair of Hakan Calhanoglu in this game, but Lautaro Martinez will spearhead the 2025 Champions League runner-ups’ attack and he is our pick to open the scoring on Sunday. 

Sunday June 22, 10am NZT, MetLife Stadium

Fluminense and Ulsan are set to meet at MetLife Stadium. Teams that have already played at the 2026 World Cup final venue have criticised the pitch. There’s reason to believe that the poor playing surface could shape the result of this match. 

Both of these teams were involved in low-scoring affairs in their opening games. Fluminense secured a point in a 0-0 draw with Borussia Dortmund. Ulsan, on the other hand, fell to a 1-0 loss to Mamelodi Sundowns. 

We recommend going for the under 2.5 goals market on betting apps. It seems set to be a low-scoring game.

Sunday June 22, 10pm NZT, Rose Bowl

With momentum on their side after dispatching Urawa Reds 3-1, River Plate are eyeing a spot in the knockout stage as they clash with Monterrey at the Rose Bowl. Marcelo Gallardo’s side made a strong statement in their Group E opener, but Monterrey are expected to offer a far sterner test than their last opponents.

Monterrey held their own against Serie A heavyweights Inter in a 1-1 draw. With little separating them from River Plate on current form, a stalemate seems the most likely outcome on Sunday.