Football Multi Bet: $8.17 Tip for Monday

Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain will step out on the MetLife Stadium pitch in the Club World Cup final on Monday morning. We have explored betting apps to find the best bets for the match and assembled a football multi that can return $8.17.

Monday July 14, 7am NZT, MetLife Stadium

PSG to Win

PSG winning this final is the most common expectation across football betting sites. Chelsea have outclassed their opponents to survive until the final, but they are yet to face a test as tough as PSG so far in the tournament. The Blues have played only one European team in their road to the final, so the current European champions should be a significant step up.

Chelsea fans will try to find inspiration from Botafogo’s win against PSG in the group stages. But, looking at PSG’s demolition of Atletico, Bayern Munich, Inter Miami, and Real Madrid, it seems likely that the treble-winners will see off Chelsea within regulation time.

Both Teams Not to Score 

Chelsea often lamented the absence of a clinical finisher during their Premier League campaign. The arrivals of Rory Delap and Joao Pedro have gone a long way toward addressing that concern, but Enzo Maresca’s side now face an elite defensive unit in the final. So, goals may still be hard to come by. 

PSG have kept a clean-sheet in all but one of their matches in their Club World Cup campaign. They have managed to contain far stronger attacking units than Chelsea’s, even though they did concede to Botafogo. Betting sites in New Zealand are offering a good price for both teams not to score, and we think it’s too good an offer to pass up.

Cole Palmer Under 0.5 Shots on Target 

Cole Palmer has been Chelsea’s most influential player in recent times, but he has also failed to replicate the consistency he showed in the first half of the season for Chelsea. He can be a difference maker for the Blues, but he has often failed to deliver against high-quality oppositions. We are expecting the same pattern to unfold in this match. 

PSG have been quite effective in marking out the opposition’s star goalscorers in previous games. The likes of Julian Alvarez, Lionel Messi, Harry Kane, and Kylian Mbappé have struggled to break down the PSG backline. With that track record, it’s hard to see Palmer escaping PSG’s attention and making a significant impact in the final.