Football Multi Bet: $8.65 Tip for Sunday

I’ve been digging through the stats for this weekend’s Premier League fixtures and found a football multi you don’t want to miss out on. There is some serious profit to be made on betting sites in NZ if these results land as expected. I’ve settled on three matches where the form guide points toward one outcome, and I’m picking this multi to land us a $8.65 return on Sunday.

Sunday February 8, 4:00am NZDT, Molineux Stadium

Wolves are in all sorts of trouble and I don’t see them finding any joy against Chelsea this weekend. They’re bottom of the pile for a reason: the club’s defence has been less reliable than a paper kettle. To be clear, Chelsea aren’t perfect either, but they’ve got way too much firepower for a team that’s struggling to even get the basics right.

I’m expecting a fairly comfortable morning for the visitors to get this multi moving. Wolves have been leaking goals for fun at Molineux, and I can’t see them keeping a clean sheet here. I’m backing a straight away win, which is priced at a reasonable $1.90 across the best betting apps.

Sunday February 8, 4:00am NZDT, Emirates Stadium

Who would’ve thought at the start of the season that this would be a fixture to watch! Arsenal are top dogs, but Sunderland have been a real surprise package this season and aren’t afraid of anyone. They’ve been scoring in almost every game they play, so I’m banking on them nicking one at the Emirates even if they don’t get the result.

Arsenal’s attack is lethal, but as I’ve mentioned previously in this column, they’ve got a habit of switching off once they’re a couple of goals up. While the hosts should win this easily enough, I’m taking the extra value on BTTS. It’s one of my top football betting tips for the weekend because the price is massive ($2.60) for a result that feels very likely.

Sunday February 8, 6:30am NZDT, St James’ Park

Newcastle are a different team at St James’ Park. They’ve turned their home ground into a real fortress, with an atmosphere that consistently rattles visiting teams. While Brentford are a tough beat and sit higher in the table, I’m not convinced by what I’ve seen from them on the road lately.

Yes, Brentford can be stubborn, but Newcastle have the quality to grind them down over 90 minutes. They’ve been competitive at the back and much more clinical in front of goal. I’m backing the home win to wrap up this multi and bank us a juicy return for the morning.