Football Multi Bet: $12.01 Tip for Sunday

Betting sites in NZ have already rolled out their odds for this weekend’s Premier League action. Read on as we look at a three-bet multi featuring Sunday’s games that can produce a 12x return.

Sunday October 26, 4:00am NZT, Stamford Bridge

We’ll begin our football expert tips for Sunday with Sunderland’s trip to Stamford Bridge. The Wearsiders have taken to life back in the Premier League like ducks to water, earning 14 points from their first eight outings.

Chelsea, meanwhile, seem to have left their early season hiccups behind them. The Blues have also racked up 14 points like their Sunday morning visitors. Superior goal difference, however, puts them fifth in the standings - two spots above Sunderland. 

It was a goal-fest when Sunderland last played at Stamford Bridge eight years ago. Expect a tighter affair this time around as Regis Le Bris’ men have let in only six goals so far. Under 2.5 goals scored is good value for this match.

Sunday October 26, 4:00am NZT, St. James Park

Eddie Howe's side haven't started as they'd have liked this season. His team have been stubborn opponents at St James' Park, though. Liverpool and Arsenal both found them tough to beat, whilst Forest and Wolves left Tyneside pointless.

Fulham have had a difficult start as well, and they are currently 15th - a spot below Newcastle in the Premier League table. A point they earned from their 1-1 draw at Amex Stadium in August is the only return they can show for their travels so far. 

Newcastle struggled for goals early on, but Nick Woltemade has made a real impact since joining. It’d be premature to say that The Toons have found their perfect Alexander Isak replacement, but Woltemade’s numbers speak for themselves - four goals in five league appearances. 

Backing the German to hit the target against a struggling Fulham side is a reasonable second leg to our multi, considering top bookies like Bet and Play have this priced at $2.20.

Sunday October 26, 8:00am NZT, Gtech Community Stadium

A month can be a long time in the Premier League - Arne Slot had to find this out the hard way. Liverpool topped the table last month, but a run of defeats has allowed Arsenal to open up a four-point lead. 

They face a difficult test at Brentford next, facing a side who've already claimed four points from home fixtures against Chelsea, United and City.

Liverpool will be desperate to avoid an early setback. The match could open up later on, but we see the first half ending all square.