Football Multi Bet: $18.23 Tip for Sunday

As the dust settles on the opening Premier League weekend, betting apps in NZ are already prepared for Round 2. This week, we have assembled the best multi featuring three Premier League games set to take place on Sunday, New Zealand time. The reward? A sweet $18.23 payout.

Sunday August 24, 2:00am NZT, Vitality Stadium

After a promising opening day display against the reigning Premier League champions, Bournemouth turn their attention to Wolves. The Cherries will welcome Vitor Pereira’s men at Vitality Stadium on Sunday morning NZ time and top betting websites are considering them the favourites. 

While Bournemouth gave Liverpool a run for their money, Wolves couldn’t put up much resistance against a rampant City side at home. They looked quite vulnerable defensively and Bournemouth can exploit that on their own turf. Antoine Semenyo fired a brace against Liverpool, and we fancy him to add to his tally against a struggling Wolves.

Sunday August 24, 2:00am NZT, Turf Moor

Burnley and Sunderland, two teams who met in the Championship last season, will renew their rivalry in the English top-flight on Sunday. The two were on opposite sides of 3-0 affairs in their opening fixtures. While Sunderland demolished West Ham at Stadium of Light, Burnley fell to Thomas Frank’s Tottenham in London. 

Football sports betting sites, however, are expecting the Clarets to bounce back as they play their first home match of the season. Burnley held Sunderland to a goalless draw at Turf Moor last season in the Championship. Sunderland, however, have been a much changed side in the Premier League, thanks to their lavish summer spending. 

The Black Cats couldn’t win at Turf Moor in their previous three Premier League visits, but we expect them to win on Sunday.

Sunday August 24, 2:00am NZT, City Ground

Brentford have taken a heavy hit this summer and it showed in their Premier League opener against Nottingham Forest. Mark Flekken, Christian Norgaard, and Bryam Mbuemo have all moved on, and Thomas Frank also left for Tottenham. The Bees have lost their sting, and after losing to Forest, they must challenge Unai Emery’s Aston Villa. 

The Villans have been a far more stable side under the Spaniard. There is frustration over the lack of business done so far, but Aston Villa have enough ammunition at their disposal to punish a lacklustre Brentford unit. Villa have won their last two away matches at City Ground, and we are confident that they will make it three in a row this weekend.