Football Multi Bet: $8.63 Tip for Saturday

The road to the 2026 World Cup continues as European teams continue to battle for the 16 available spots. UEFA Nations League commitments have kept some of the top dogs out of action, but there’s still money to be made this Saturday across NZ betting sites — here’s how bets on Norway, Wales, and the under market in North Macedonia vs Belgium could net you $8.63.

Saturday June 7, 6:45am NZT, Ullevaal Stadion

Norway continue their quest for a World Cup return for the first time since 1998 as they welcome Italy on Saturday morning at Ullevaal Stadion. The Lions currently top Group I after their commanding wins over Israel and Moldova. Italy should be a tougher test on paper, but the four time world champions have not been at their best lately. 

Luciano Spalletti is overseeing another transitional period for the Azzurri. They will be playing their first World Cup qualifier match, but their UEFA Nations League campaign was an underwhelming one.

With attacking threats like Erling Haaland, Martin Odegaard, and Alexander Sorloth, Norway have the ammunition to take advantage of an underperforming Italy side. So, we will begin our expert football tips by backing a Norway victory. 

Saturday June 7, 6:45am NZT, Cardiff City Stadium

Wales host Liechtenstein in a Group J showdown at Cardiff City Stadium, aiming to leapfrog North Macedonia at the top of the table. The Dragons are currently second with four points, while Liechtenstein are still looking for their first points after two losses. 

The visitors come to this tie with a fragile defensive record. They have shipped 10 goals in their last four games, and it seems likely that their defensive woes would continue against a Welsh side with formidable attacking and midfield flair.

Back the hosts to cover the -3 handicap at solid $1.83 odds with Bet365.

Saturday June 7, 6:45am NZT, Todor Proeski National Arena

Belgium will begin their World Cup qualifier campaign against the Group J leaders, North Macedonia. The Southeastern European side has taken four points from their opening two games, and earning anything against the Red Devils would be a major statement.

Belgium have hit a bit of rough form lately. They have lost four of their last five games, and an aging core has put a serious question mark over their major competition credentials. 

Rudi Garcia’s men face a tricky away assignment in Skopje and even though they are the favourites, the match can go either way. We think under 2.5 goals is the safest wager to place on this game.