Football Multi Bet: $38.94 Tip for Sunday

Another weekend of Premier League action, another chance to build a lucrative multi. I've put together three legs from Sunday morning's fixtures (NZT) that could turn a small stake into a tidy return. Here's how you can potentially turn $10 into $390 on betting apps in NZ with this Premier League combo.

Sunday December 7, 4:00am NZT, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Thomas Frank faces his former club for the first time since taking the Spurs job in the summer. It should be an emotional afternoon, but both sides have problems to solve.

Tottenham haven't won at home since day one of the comp. Six games without a victory at their new stadium, and they've failed to keep a clean sheet in any of them. Though, Brentford's away form is equally poor, with just one win in seven on the road this season.

The stats point towards goals at both ends here. Spurs have conceded in their last six home league games, while Brentford have scored in five of their last seven away fixtures. BTTS has landed in three consecutive meetings between these two, and I'm backing that trend to continue.

Sunday December 7, 4:00am NZT, St James' Park

Newcastle should handle this one comfortably. Eddie Howe's side have found some momentum lately, beating Manchester City and Everton before drawing 2-2 with Spurs midweek. 

Burnley’s form couldn’t be more contrasting. They are in freefall, with five straight defeats and just one away win all season. The side has conceded 28 goals already, the second-worst record in the division. Football betting sites have Newcastle as heavy favourites, and it's hard to argue with that assessment.

The Magpies have won six of the last seven head-to-heads, including a League Cup clash. They should have too much quality here.

Sunday December 7, 4:00am NZT, Hill Dickinson Stadium

Rounding out our multi, we look to two sides in decent form. Everton have won three of their last four and kept clean sheets in all three victories, while Forest have also tightened up at the back lately, shutting out Liverpool and Wolves in consecutive away wins. 

In this fixture, I expect Forest will be content to frustrate Everton and look for chances on the counter.

The last five meetings between these two at this ground have all produced under 2.5 goals. To top it off, Everton's games average just 2.3 goals per match this season, the lowest in the league. 

I'm expecting a cagey affair with few chances, so under 2.5 goals looks solid value. As far as football tips go, this is the leg I'm most confident in.