Football Multi Bet: $52.39 Tip for Sunday

We are back with an even more lucrative Premier League multi-bet combo this week. Find out how you can score a mouthwatering $52 on betting apps in NZ with a killer multi featuring Brentford, Burnley, City, Everton and Newcastle.

Sunday November 30, 4:00am NZT, Gtech Community Stadium

Brentford will host Burnley for the first time in four years on Sunday. The Bees go into Saturday’s match on a run of five wins from eight in all competitions and have only been beaten at home once this season.

Six defeats in their last eight matches tell the story for Burnley, who’ve also managed just one away win all season. Scott Parker’s side have lost five of their six Premier League away games. Football betting sites, therefore, are not optimistic about Burnley’s prospects in this match. 

All of Burnley’s away games have produced over 2.5 goals so far. Brentford have also been prolific at home, with four of their last five matches at Gtech Community Stadium delivering over 2.5. So, we are beginning our football multi with a tip on over 2.5 goals scored in this one.

Sunday November 30, 4:00am NZT, Etihad Stadium

Manchester City will be keen to bounce back after suffering consecutive defeats in the league and cup. There’s little reason for panic, though — Pep Guardiola’s men have still won seven of their last 10 in all competitions. City have hit at least three goals in each of their last four wins and kept a clean sheet in their most recent Premier League home match against Liverpool.

Leeds make the trip to the Etihad having lost five of their last six Premier League games. They’ve also failed to score in four of their six away fixtures this season, so we’re expecting another blank on Saturday. With Leeds conceding exactly three goals in two of their last three away matches, our football tips experts feel a comfortable 3–0 City win is a fair shout. 

Sunday November 30, 6:30am NZT, Hill Dickinson Stadium

Everton boss David Moyes insists his team is “just getting started” after picking back-to-back wins in the league for the first time since August. The Toffees will look to draw inspiration from their win at Old Trafford as they welcome Newcastle. 

The Toons also enter the fray in high spirits. They saw off Manchester City at home last time around. Both teams seem to be in a similar run of form lately, so we’re picking a draw here.