Football Multi Bet: $16.50 Tip for Sunday

The 2025/26 EFL League One season begins this weekend. We have picked out three Sunday morning fixtures for our multibet that could deliver a lucrative $16.50 return. Here’s how bets on Blackpool, Wycombe, Burton, and Mansfield can help you win big. 

Sunday August 3, 2am NZT, Bloomfield Road 

Steve Bruce was a divisive appointment for Blackpool at the start of last season. However, after the campaign wrapped up, it’s clear the Blackpool management did a remarkable job in finding the right manager. He nearly led them to a playoff run last time around, and after summer reinforcements, the Seasiders can dream of an even better run this season. 

Football expert tips specialists, however, don’t have the same level of optimism for Stevenage. They had won only four of their last 19 games under Alex Revell, and all of those victories came against teams which couldn’t survive the drop. The Hertfordshire outfit had a quiet summer transfer window, so we don’t expect them to avoid a defeat at Bloomfield Road. 

Sunday August 3, 2am NZT, Northern Commercials Stadium

Wycombe’s promotion bid stalled after Matt Bloomfield left for Luton last season, but they seem set for a fresh push under Mike Dodds. The Chairboys have brought in Taylor Allen, who had a fantastic season with Walsall, and also Armando Quitirna to revitalise their attack. Betting sites in NZ are viewing them as a dark horse for the League One crown. 

Bradford City have a remarkable season to look back to, but they are yet to convince us that they are ready for life in League One. Graham Alexander’s men have proved their mettle in League Two, but Wycombe will be a tough challenge for them to handle, since they haven’t done much business yet. 

Sunday August 3, 2am NZT, Pirelli Stadium

Betting apps label Burton and Mansfield as early favourites for relegation, so both teams will be desperate to get off to a winning start at the Pirelli Stadium.

Mansfield will rely on their veteran manager, Nigel Clough, to extend their stay at the English third-tier. The Stags had to pay the price for their wastefulness in front of goal last season, and till now, Nottingham U-21 striker Joe Gardner is the only move they made in the transfer market to address that. 

Burton barely made it through the relegation battle last season, and as things stand, it should be another difficult campaign for Gary Bowyer’s side. There’s little to separate the two teams at present, so we're expecting a share of the spoils.