Football Multi Bet: $10.82 Tip for Monday

Four Premier League fixtures fall on Monday morning NZT and I’ve gone across three of them for this football multi bet. Arsenal chasing the title away at relegation-threatened West Ham is the anchor, Forest’s red-hot form gives us a value second leg, and Everton’s head-to-head dominance over Palace pushes the combined odds past $10.

Monday May 11, 3:30am NZT, London Stadium

Arsenal booked their place in the Champions League final on Tuesday night and now turn their attention back to the title race. They’re five points clear at the top with three games left, and a win here could put serious pressure on Manchester City before their game in hand.

Bukayo Saka scored the winner against Atletico Madrid and I’d expect the confidence from that result to follow them across London.

West Ham are 18th on 36 points and fighting for survival, so they won’t roll over. But a 3-0 loss at Brentford last time out exposed how fragile they can be when things go wrong early. Arsenal have won seven of 10 against the bottom six this season and I’m comfortable taking $1.60 on football expert tips for this leg.

Monday May 11, 1:00am NZT, City Ground

I’ll be honest – this is the leg I’ve gone back and forth on. Forest have won five consecutive matches across all competitions. They went to Stamford Bridge and won 3-1, then put five past Sunderland. Two Europa League victories over Porto and Aston Villa round off the run – 14 goals scored and two conceded across those five games.

Newcastle have lost five of their last six. Their only recent positive was a 3-1 home win over Brighton, but the away record is poor and the defensive numbers are worse.

Forest did play their Europa League semi-final second leg against Villa last night, so there’s a fatigue question. I’m not ignoring it. But at $2.60 on best betting sites NZ, I think the form and home advantage outweigh the tired legs.

Monday May 11, 1:00am NZT, Selhurst Park

Everton have won six of the last 10 meetings with Palace, including three of the last four. They won 2-1 at Goodison earlier this season and the dynamics haven’t shifted since.

Palace are tight at home – three of their last five at Selhurst ended 0-0 or 1-0 – but their last two away trips ended 3-1 and 3-0 against them, and that sort of dip tends to seep into home form too.

Cheick Doucoure is out with a knee problem, weakening their midfield. Iliman Ndiaye has been Everton’s most creative player on the road this season with 62 successful dribbles. At $2.60 on legal betting sites, I’m backing the visitors here.