Football Multi Bet: $8.27 Tip for Sunday

Premier League match week 10 comes with a host of great betting opportunities. Below we breakdown a three-bet multi pick featuring Everton, West Ham, Burnley, Sunderland, and Arsenal that could bring you a solid 8x return.

Sunday November 9, 4:00am NZT, Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton host Fulham on Sunday morning New Zealand time. The Toffees have gone three matches without a win. If you look a bit further back, it doesn’t get any better, as David Moyes’s men have won only once in their last eight outings across all competitions. 

BettingTop10-approved bookies are still backing the hosts as favourites, however. That’s because Fulham have returned empty handed in each of their last four Premier League trips. 

Plus, before their heavy defeat against Tottenham, Everton had been unbeaten at home in three matches. Backing Everton to get the better of Fulham on Sunday is still a sensible call.

Sunday November 9, 4:00am NZT, London Stadium

West Ham will be eager to build on their recent success against Newcastle and climb out of the relegation zone with another win. Burnley are after a bounce back too, having recently lost to Arsenal at home. 

West Ham’s win against Newcastle was their only victory in their last five, and Burnley could prove tricky, having taken two wins from their last three games.

Both teams have suffered defensively so far. Only Wolves have conceded more goals than Burnley and West Ham. It figures that there will be plenty of goals in this match then, making the over 2.5 goals market look like a very good offer to take on betting apps in NZ.

Sunday November 9, 6:30am NZT, Stadium of Light

Sunderland are back in the Premier League after an eight year hiatus. So far, it’s been an excellent return, as they have been incredible over their opening 10 games. They sit fourth in the Premier League table, with only eight goals conceded - something even the best football betting tips experts would not have seen coming. 

Their next opponent is the only team that has a better defensive record than them: Arsenal. The Premier League leaders have conceded just three goals in their 10 matches, keeping their opponents to nil in their last seven outings across all competitions. Just to put the cherry on top, in three of their last four Premier League games, the Gunners did not face a single shot on target. 

This looks set to be a close contest, likely decided by the smallest of margins. Given Arsenal could be without their first-choice striker - Viktor Gyokeres - we can expect a weaker attack, making under 2.5 goals a safe bet.