We already see a number of bookmakers offering punters some great prizes for correctly guessing six scores in upcoming Premier League games.
With that in mind, we have decided to take up the Super 6 Challenge.
Here are this week's selections.
Our Super 6 Challenge predictions
Brighton vs Fulham
Fulham have been one of the strongest teams in the league this season, ranking third for xPTS, while Brighton sit seventh. Over the last eight matches, only Liverpool have accumulated more xPTS than Fulham. At home, they have been a consistent attacking force, scoring in 10 of their 13 matches, though defensive frailties remain an issue, with just two clean sheets—a 3-0 win over Chelsea and a goalless draw against Ipswich in mid-September.
On the road, Fulham have been equally impressive, with only Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, and Liverpool securing more away points this season. They have suffered just three defeats away from home and have won four of their last five matches on the road, scoring at least two goals in each of their last six away games.
With both teams struggling defensively—managing just five clean sheets each across 26 matches home and away—this game is set up for goals. Both sides possess attacking quality, and with their defensive vulnerabilities, an open and high-scoring contest looks likely.
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Score 2-2 at 12.0 with Skybet
Crystal Palace vs Ipswich Town
Ipswich remain the only Premier League team yet to win a match in 2025, having now suffered six defeats in their last seven outings. Despite their poor run, they have at least managed to find the net in their last five games. However, their performances have been among the worst in the league, as they rank 19th for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio, sitting alongside Southampton as the league’s poorest-performing sides.
Crystal Palace have struggled at home this season, securing just three wins at Selhurst Park against Tottenham, Southampton, and Aston Villa. They have also conceded in 12 of their 14 home matches, suggesting that Ipswich should have opportunities to score. With Palace missing key attacking figure Jean-Philippe Mateta, Ipswich may have a chance to grind out a valuable point in their battle for survival. Both teams finding the net seems likely in what could be a closely contested affair.
- Score 1-1 at 8.00 with Skybet
Liverpool vs Southampton
The Premier League’s best team faces its worst as Liverpool take on Southampton. At Anfield this season, Liverpool have been nearly unstoppable, winning 17 of their 20 matches in all competitions (W17-D2-L1), conceding just 12 goals, and averaging 2.55 goals per game. They have scored two or more in 12 of their 13 league home games and lead the table in nearly every key metric.
Southampton, on the other hand, have managed just two wins in 27 Premier League matches—a 1-0 victory over Everton and a 2-1 win at Ipswich, both of which were fortunate based on xG. They concede an average of two goals per away game while scoring just 0.71 per match on the road.
Liverpool, who had a break last weekend due to their FA Cup exit, should be well-rested and ready to make light work of a struggling Southampton side that suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat to Chelsea in their last outing. A comfortable home win looks inevitable.
- Score 4-0 at 9.00 with Skybet
Brentford vs Aston Villa
Aston Villa have struggled on the road this season, ranking 19th for away xPTS and 10th for non-penalty xG ratio. Their away record is poor, with just four wins all season, three of which came in their first four away matches. Since then, they have managed just one victory in their last nine away fixtures, drawing once and conceding an average of 2.44 goals per game in that period. They have kept just one clean sheet in those nine games and have conceded two or more goals in eight of them. Their only away clean sheet all season was a narrow 1-0 win over Everton in mid-January.
Over 2.5 goals has landed in 10 of Villa’s 13 away games, while Brentford’s home matches are averaging 4.0 goals per game. Brentford started the season in formidable form at home, winning seven of their first eight matches. However, their recent form has taken a downturn, failing to win any of their last six at the Gtech Community Stadium. This slump has largely been due to tougher opposition, with defeats to Arsenal, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Tottenham, along with draws against Manchester City and Everton.
Given Villa’s poor defensive record away from home, Brentford should be able to get on the scoresheet. However, Villa have strengthened in the January transfer window and have lost just twice in their last 10 Premier League matches. With both sides likely to find the net, a high-scoring draw seems the most probable outcome.
- Score 2-2 at 10.0 with Skybet
Tottenham vs Bournemouth
Tottenham have started to regain some form after key players returned from injury, winning three of their last four Premier League matches before suffering a narrow 1-0 defeat to Manchester City at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. They had an excellent start to the season, winning four of their opening five home league games, but have struggled for consistency since, winning just once in their last nine matches. Defensive issues remain a concern, with Spurs conceding two or more goals in six of those nine games and keeping just one clean sheet. Both teams to score has landed in 10 of their 14 home games, with their only blank at home coming in a 1-0 defeat to rivals Arsenal.
Bournemouth, meanwhile, have been one of the strongest attacking sides on the road, ranking third for away xPTS and have the second highest xG with an average of 1.86 xG per away game. Over the last eight matches, they sit ninth for xPTS and seventh for non-penalty XG ratio, averaging 1.65 non-penalty xG while conceding 1.22, indicating plenty of goal-scoring opportunities at both ends. Their away matches have averaged 3.57 goals per game this season, and they have kept just one clean sheet from 14 fixtures, scoring in 12 of those.
Given Spurs’ defensive struggles and Bournemouth’s attacking output, both teams should find the net in what looks set to be another high-scoring draw.
- Score 1-2 at 9.00 with Skybet
Man Utd vs Arsenal
Arsenal travel to Old Trafford for a crucial Super Sunday clash, and given the attacking struggles of both sides, this has all the makings of a low-scoring affair. Manchester United have been slow starters all season, managing just 11 first-half goals in the Premier League. Notably, three of those came against Ipswich, two against Leicester, and two against Southampton, meaning in their other 23 fixtures, they have scored only four first-half goals while conceding 15. At Old Trafford, they have netted just eight first-half goals, with half of them again coming against Ipswich and Leicester. In their remaining 12 home league games, they have scored only four times before the break.
Arsenal are also struggling to find early breakthroughs due to injuries in their forward line. They have failed to score in the first half in four of their last five of their matches in all competitions and have managed just one first-half goal in their last four away Premier League games—a single strike against Brighton. Across the season, they have scored in the first half in only nine of their away fixtures, further highlighting their tendency to start slowly.
A goalless first half looks like an excellent betting angle given these trends. Overall, United have won just six times at Old Trafford in the league this season and only three times since their managerial change, losing five in that period. Their recent 3-2 win over Ipswich was fortunate, with all three goals coming from set pieces. Meanwhile, Arsenal’s away record is solid, with W7-D5-L2, averaging 1.71 goals scored and 0.86 conceded per game.
With both teams struggling for attacking fluency, a 0-0 halftime score line looks like the most likely outcome, while a narrow Arsenal victory in a low-scoring match could also be on the cards.
- Score 0-1 at 6.00 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 466,560 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Liverpool to win 4-0 and Bournemouth to overcome Spurs, 2-1. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 81.0 with Skybet.
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