Football Multi Bet: $26 Tip for Sunday

With the final international break of the year behind us, sports betting apps are shifting focus to the Premier League again. Check out our mult-bet recommendation for Sunday’s Premier League matches that can net you a handsome return.

Sunday November 23, 4:00am NZT, Molineux Stadium

It’s been a nightmare start for Wolves, who have lost nine of their 11 league games and remain bottom with no wins. Their struggles continue with a five-match losing streak, conceding at least three goals in their last four. Though, they have found the net five times, including twice against Burnley at Molineux.

Palace come into this one unbeaten across their last four, with three wins and a draw. They’ve hit three goals twice in that run and have been sharp going forward all season. The Eagles sit 10th and have dominated Wolves in recent meetings, winning seven of the last nine.

Top bookies like 20Bet are considering Palace the favourites. The away side should win, but there’s a good chance both teams will score.

Sunday November 23, 4:00am NZT, Vitality Stadium

Bournemouth welcome West Ham at Vitality Stadium on Sunday morning. The Cherries have hit a sudden rough patch after a commendable start to the season. After going down 3-1 against Manchester City, Bournemouth suffered a 4-0 hammering against Aston Villa. 

Andoni Iraola has no reason to press the panic button, though. His side sits ninth in the Premier League table, and odds on betting sites in NZ suggest they can arrest the slump against West Ham. 

West Ham have enjoyed back-to-back wins, but they are still in the relegation zone. Also, they have lost three of their five away matches so far.

Sunday November 23, 4:00am NZT, AmEx Stadium

Brighton square off with Brentford at AmEx Stadium on Sunday morning. The Seagulls have already lost three times in the league this season, but all of those defeats came on the road. They also head into this fixture in good form, having lost only once in their last four Premier League outings. 

Brentford have been a tough nut to crack at Gtech Community Stadium, but they have not been exceptional away from home. The Bees have only one win to show for their five away matches so far. 

But these two teams tend to play out draws when they meet. Three of the last five matches between them have ended in stalemates. 

We fancy another draw between the two sides.