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
Brentford vs Liverpool
Brentford's attacking performances suggest they have every chance of upsetting Liverpool, with the hosts scoring 12 goals across their opening six Premier League fixtures.
Their victories over Tottenham and Chelsea were particularly impressive, with three goals scored in each match. Brentford have averaged 1.87 xG, 15.83 shots and 3.33 big chances per fixture, demonstrating that their goalscoring record is supported by consistent chance creation.
Liverpool have been considerably less clinical, scoring seven goals despite generating 1.75 xG and 14.83 shots per match. Their 2-2 draw at Newcastle also highlighted defensive vulnerabilities, with the hosts taking the lead twice before Liverpool rescued a point through a stoppage-time penalty.
Brentford have conceded 1.47 xG per match, compared with Liverpool's 1.28, so neither side is completely convincing defensively.
Liverpool have enough attacking quality to score, but Brentford's recent goalscoring performances suggest they can exploit the visitors' weaknesses. A narrow home victory looks an attractive correct-score selection.
- Score: Brentford 2-1 Liverpool at 15/2
Manchester City vs Ipswich Town
Manchester City's perfect start to the Premier League season should continue against Ipswich, although the visitors' defensive record suggests they may struggle to contain the hosts for 90 minutes.
City have won all six league matches, scoring 16 goals and conceding five. Their attacking performances have generated 1.85 xG, 13.83 shots and 3.33 big chances per fixture. Recent victories over Sunderland and Liverpool produced eight goals between them, while City have scored at least twice in four of their six matches.
Ipswich have allowed 1.66 xG, 16.5 shots and 3.33 big chances per game. Their defensive problems were particularly evident against Manchester United, who scored five, while Liverpool registered 33 shots against them.
City's defensive performances are another important factor. They have kept three clean sheets and conceded fewer than one goal per match.
The hosts should dominate possession and create enough opportunities for a comfortable victory. Ipswich's defensive record points towards three City goals, while the home side's organisation gives them a strong chance of another clean sheet.
- Score: Manchester City 3-0 Ipswich Town at 7/1
Newcastle United vs Aston Villa
Aston Villa's recent attacking improvement makes them dangerous opponents for Newcastle, whose defensive performances have been among the least convincing in the Premier League.
Newcastle have conceded 13 goals in six fixtures, allowing an average of 1.94 xG and 17.83 shots per match. Their home performances are particularly concerning.
Liverpool registered 27 attempts at St James' Park, Bournemouth managed 17 and Hull produced 22. Those three opponents averaged 22 shots, highlighting how frequently Newcastle allow sustained attacking pressure.
Villa have improved considerably after failing to score in their opening three matches. They have since scored six goals, including three at Tottenham and two against Brentford. Their shooting figures have also improved, with 15 attempts against Tottenham and 20 against Brentford.
However, Villa's defence remains vulnerable. Unai Emery's side concede 1.72 xG, 15.83 shots and 3.67 big chances per match. Newcastle have scored in every league fixture, while Villa's recent improvement suggests they should create several opportunities.
Neither defence inspires confidence, making a high-scoring draw a realistic outcome.
- Score: Newcastle United 2-2 Aston Villa at 9/1
Leeds Utd vs Manchester Utd
Manchester United's wastefulness in front of goal has been a recurring problem this season, but their attacking performances suggest they should create plenty of opportunities at Elland Road.
Michael Carrick's side have registered 33 shots against Ipswich, 29 against Fulham and 21 against Hull. The latter was particularly frustrating, with United losing 2-0 despite generating 2.19 xG from 21 attempts, including 15 inside the penalty area.
Across six league fixtures, United average 20.83 shots, 1.85 xG and 2.67 big chances per match, although those opportunities have produced only nine goals.
Leeds have conceded just five goals in six matches, but their defensive record is not quite as impressive as it initially appears. Daniel Farke's side allow 1.51 xG, 14.33 shots and 2.33 big chances per game. Leeds demonstrated their attacking capabilities with a 4-1 victory over Newcastle, generating 1.96 xG from 15 shots.
That performance suggests the hosts can trouble United, particularly with home advantage. However, the visitors' superior attacking volume should eventually make the difference. United should score twice, but another clean sheet looks unlikely.
- Score: Leeds United 1-2 Manchester United at 9/1
Brighton vs Crystal Palace
Few Premier League sides have maintained Brighton's level of attacking pressure this season, and Crystal Palace's defensive statistics suggest the visitors could face a difficult afternoon at the Amex Stadium.
Brighton opened their campaign with a 4-0 victory over Aston Villa, generating 3.19 xG from 21 shots and six big chances while restricting their opponents to just 0.33 xG.
Their subsequent home performances have been similarly productive in terms of attacking volume. Brighton registered 20 shots against Leeds and 17 against Arsenal, giving them a home average of 19.33 attempts.
Across six matches, Brighton average 1.99 xG, 18 shots and 4.5 big chances, making them one of the division's most consistent attacking sides. Palace have struggled defensively, conceding 2.31 xG and 18 shots per fixture. Opponents have recorded 16, 18, 25, 12, 13 and 24 attempts against them.
Those numbers suggest Brighton should create enough opportunities to score several goals. Palace may still threaten at the other end, but the hosts' attacking superiority points towards a comfortable victory.
- Score: Brighton 3-1 Crystal Palace at 10/1
Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal
Nottingham Forest's inability to convert chances could prove costly against an Arsenal side that has established one of the strongest defensive records in the Premier League.
Forest have scored just five goals in six matches despite averaging 1.69 xG, 17.67 shots and 3.5 big chances per fixture. Their finishing problems have contributed to three matches without scoring, although their attacking performances suggest they have been unfortunate not to collect more points.
Arsenal represent a considerably tougher defensive test than most opponents. The visitors have conceded five goals in six fixtures, keeping three clean sheets and allowing just 0.88 xG per match.
Their attacking performances have also been consistent, averaging 1.86 xG and winning five of their opening six league matches. Forest have been relatively organised defensively, allowing 1.28 xG and 10.83 shots per fixture. However, their 2-1 home defeat against Aston Villa demonstrated that they can still be vulnerable in decisive moments.
Arsenal's defensive organisation should restrict Forest's opportunities, while their attacking quality gives them the edge in what could initially be a competitive contest.
- Score: Nottingham Forest 0-2 Arsenal at 13/2
The total odds for all six games are a massive 560,999/1 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back City to beat Ipswich 3-0 and Arsenal to see off Forest 2-0. Combining these two games combined give you odds of 59/1 with Skybet.
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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