Football Multi Bet: $16.34 Tip for Sunday

Sunday morning brings top-tier Premier League action to Kiwi screens, and we've spotted the perfect multi-bet to make waking up early well worth it. We have gone through the best betting sites to find the best deals and came up with a multi-combo featuring Brentford, West Ham, Southampton, Everton and Manchester City. 

Sunday April 20, 2am NZT, Gtech Community Stadium

Brentford may be on a three-match winless run, but that record looks far more impressive when you consider they’ve taken points off both Chelsea and Arsenal during that stretch. Now, they host Brighton on Monday morning, aiming for more than just a share of the spoils.

Brighton have also been struggling for form, with no wins in their last five matches. On top of that, Fabian Hürzeler’s side heads into this game with a long injury list. Given the defensive issues both teams have shown recently, this could well turn into a high-scoring affair. 

We are expecting both teams to score and Brentford to win this match, with great odds on this across legal betting sites. 

Sunday April 20, 2am NZT, London Stadium

Having already been relegated, Southampton are now playing for pride as they travel to the English capital to face West Ham. The Hammers, on the other hand, will see this as a key opportunity to move further from the relegation zone. 

West Ham are favourites to win this match on top betting apps, but we don’t think their forwards will be able to go on a scoring spree. They have failed to score in three of the last five matches in front of their home crowd. 

PlayUp is offering strong value on under 2.5 goals for this match, and we reckon it’s well worth a punt.

Sunday April 20, 2am NZT, Goodison Park 

Everton get ready to host Manchester City at Goodison Park after a hard-fought 1-0 win over Champions League-chasing Nottingham Forest. After a dramatic 5-2 comeback victory against Crystal Palace, the defending champions enter this game full of confidence having recovered from an early two-goal deficit.

David Moyes has done a remarkable job at Everton after taking the reins mid-season. With relegation fears now behind them, Everton sit comfortably in 13th place. The Toffees are notoriously tough to break down, and while City certainly have the attacking quality to find a way through, we’re not expecting a goal fest at Goodison Park.