EPL 2024/25 Multi Bet of the Weekend | Matchweek 38

We got off to a good start with our multi for last week with Tottenham failing to score, but unfortunately the rest of our bet fell as flat as the Hotspurs, resigning us to another loss. Still, it’s been a positive season overall courtesy of a couple of big multi betting victories, and hopefully we can end the year with another in the final round of games. There is plenty on the line for five teams in particular who are fighting for a spot in the Champions League, and the vastly different motivation levels in a couple of matchups this weekend will inform some of our EPL tips. Check out the three legs of our final EPL multi for the season below.

Monday 26th of May, 1.00am AEST, Molineux Stadium

Brentford have been scoring goals at a rate of knots in recent times, with a four-game winning streak yielding 11 goals prior to last weekend’s clash against Fulham. That winning streak came to an end in that game, but the scoring didn’t; they still managed a couple of goals to make it 13 from their last five. Wolverhampton, meanwhile, conceded four last week after giving up two the week before, and are struggling against superior opposition following a surprise six-game winning streak against virtually all bottom teams. Brentford is at close to even money with betting sites to score at least two goals in this one, something they have done in four of their last five games, and with the Wolves having conceded 4 and 2 in their last two weeks, this looks like a solid leg for our weekend multi.

Monday 26th of May, 1.00am AEST, Old Trafford

It has been an historically bad season for Manchester United in the Premier League, with the powerhouse club set to finish potentially as low as 17th. They have, however, at least had some success in the Europa League, the final of which they play on Thursday, and with that game just a few days before this one it’s safe to say they probably won’t have all that much interest in their final game of the Premier League season. Aston Villa, meanwhile, have a Champions League spot on the line. Man U have struggled offensively all season and that will only be compounded by the fact that they have absolutely zero reason to be interested in the outcome of this game. They haven’t scored in their last two Premier League outings, and just a few days after either celebrating a Europa League win or drowning their sorrows with a loss, it’s easy to see the home team again failing to score against a far superior team with plenty to play for.

Monday 26th of May, 1.00am AEST, St. James Park

St. James Park has become an absolute fortress for Newcastle this season, and they will be pleased to have their raucous home crowd behind them for a game which will determine whether or not they qualify for the Champions League next season. They will be widely favoured to do so against an Everton team with nothing to play for, and based on how consistently they have found the back of the net at home of late there is a good chance we see multiple goals from the home team in this one. Newcastle’s scoring run at St. James Park of late has been super impressive; they have scored multiple goals inn each of their last six Premier League games there, and often 3 or 4, yielding a massive 20 in that time at an average of 3.33 per game. Despite that, you can get them at well over even money on the betting apps, so that goes into our multi without hesitation.