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
Nottingham Forest vs Everton
Forest will be looking to bounce back after their defeat to Aston Villa, and they will be confident of doing so at home, where they have been excellent this season. Their record at the City Ground stands at W9-D4-L2, with just 10 goals conceded — no team in the Premier League has conceded fewer on home turf.
That said, Forest’s recent underlying numbers paint a different picture. Over the last eight games, they rank 17th for xPTS and 16th for non-penalty xG ratio, suggesting they have been slightly fortunate to collect as many points as they have.
Everton, meanwhile, have lost just twice under David Moyes, but they have also won only once in their last eight matches. Defensively, they have been leaky — conceding in 11 of 12 games under Moyes. Forest should have the edge here and are likely to get the first goal. Given their defensive strength at home, this could easily be another 1-0 win for the Tricky Trees.
- Score 1-0 at 6.50 with Skybet
Southampton vs Aston Villa
Aston Villa have struggled at times following Champions League fixtures this season, but they come into this game in red-hot form, having won seven out of their last eight matches in all competitions. However, their away form in the Premier League has been less impressive — just six wins from 15 games, conceding an average of 1.8 goals per match.
In terms of underlying metrics, Villa rank seventh for xPTS over the last four matches, but just 10th over the last eight. Their season-long away data is even less convincing, sitting 17th for xPTS away from home. That said, they have still managed to create a solid 1.39 non-penalty xG per away match, which shows they are capable of producing chances on the road.
Southampton, meanwhile, have officially been relegated and have since parted ways with their manager as they prepare for life in the Championship. Their home record has been dire — W1-D2-L12 — with an average of 2.67 goals conceded per game. They have shipped two or more goals in 10 of their 15 home matches this season.
Despite having played midweek against PSG, Villa are arguably the most in-form side in the league right now. With Southampton lacking motivation and still leaking goals, Unai Emery’s side should have more than enough quality to pick up another three points.
- Score 0-2 at 8.00 with Skybet
Arsenal vs Brentford
Arsenal sit 11 points behind Liverpool with seven games remaining, making a title push highly unlikely at this stage. However, their place in the top four looks secure, as they are nine points clear of fifth-placed Newcastle. They were outstanding in midweek against Real Madrid, taking a huge step toward a Champions League semi-final berth.
In terms of underlying numbers, Arsenal remain one of the league’s top performers. Over the last eight matches, they rank second for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio. Over the full season, they are second for xPTS but top of the league in non-penalty xG ratio — highlighting their consistent dominance.
Brentford, after a slow start to the season on the road, have improved slightly and now hold a record of W5-D2-L8 away from home. However, they have failed to score in three of those games, and their record against top-eight opposition on the road is particularly poor: W0-D0-L6, conceding two or more goals in every one of those matches. That said, they have managed to score in five of the six.
Despite Arsenal's European commitments, Mikel Arteta’s side should have too much quality and depth for Brentford. With momentum on their side and a strong record at home, the Gunners are well-positioned to take all three points.
- Score 2-1 at 8.0 with Skybet
Chelsea vs Ipswich Town
Ipswich are all but relegated, but they can still finish as the best of last season’s promoted sides. Interestingly, their away form has been stronger than their performances at home, having scored in 11 of their 15 away matches. Only Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Crystal Palace, and Brighton have managed to keep them off the scoresheet on the road.
Chelsea have become a more possession-focused and passive side at Stamford Bridge, often dominating the ball without creating a huge attacking threat. Still, they have found a way to win, claiming five consecutive home victories. Defensively, however, they have kept just four clean sheets at home all season.
While Chelsea should have enough quality to get past Ipswich, the visitors have shown they can pose a threat away from home. Both teams to score looks a strong angle in what could be a more competitive game than the table suggests.
- Score 2-1 at 8.0 with Skybet
Liverpool vs West Ham
Liverpool have won just once in their last four matches across all competitions — a hard-fought victory in the Merseyside Derby — but their home form remains outstanding. Across all competitions this season, their record at Anfield stands at W19-D2-L2, with the only defeats coming against PSG in the Champions League and Nottingham Forest back in mid-September.
Despite some inconsistent results recently, Liverpool still top the xPTS table over the last 4,8 and last 12 matches. Defensively, they have been solid too, conceding just 0.65 non-penalty xGA per game over their last eight league fixtures.
West Ham, meanwhile, turned to Graham Potter earlier in 2025 in hopes of revitalising their season, but the results have been underwhelming. They have lost 50% of their 12 matches in all competitions under Potter, with just three league wins from 11 — one of which came against a struggling Leicester side. Their away matches have averaged just 1.8 goals, highlighting both a lack of cutting edge and attacking intent.
Even with the title race effectively over, Liverpool should have too much quality for a West Ham side simply looking to limp over the finish line. A comfortable home win looks likely.
- Score 2-0 at 7.0 with Skybet
Newcastle vs Man Utd
Newcastle have been excellent this season. While there were concerns their League Cup triumph might impact their league form, those fears have quickly been dismissed. Since lifting the trophy, they have beaten both Brentford and Leicester. Their overall home record stands at W8-D2-L4, with defeats coming against Fulham, Bournemouth, West Ham, and Brighton. However, they have also picked up impressive results — drawing with Manchester City and beating Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Nottingham Forest at St James’ Park.
Manchester United, on the other hand, have struggled throughout the campaign. Under Ruben Amorim, their away record is W3-D3-L4, with one of those wins coming against relegation-threatened Leicester. They have failed to score in six of their 15 away matches and have managed just 11 goals on the road all season. Against top-seven opposition, their record is poor: W1-D5-L5.
United would likely take a point here, given their lack of attacking threat away from home. If Newcastle score first, it's difficult to see United finding two goals to win the match. Newcastle's home strength and United’s ongoing away struggles suggest the Magpies should be too strong at St James’ Park.
- Score 2-1 at 7.50 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 172,720 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Chelsea and Newcastle to both win 2-1 . Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 60.0 with Skybet.
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