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.
Man City vs Coventry
Manchester City have scored six goals in their opening two victories, generating 4.79 xG and creating nine big chances. Their 24 shots inside the penalty area underline the pressure Coventry face at the Etihad.
Rayan Cherki has contributed two goals and two assists, while Erling Haaland scored twice in the victory at Crystal Palace. City followed their late comeback against Bournemouth with a more convincing attacking performance at Selhurst Park, registering nine shots on target.
Coventry have lost both matches without scoring. They generated only 0.19 xG at Arsenal before improving against Hull, but their possession in the second game produced little sustained threat.
City have conceded in both outings, although Palace's goal came through Gianluigi Donnarumma putting the ball into his own net. Coventry's four shots on target across two games offer limited evidence of an attack ready to exploit City's defence.
A home victory without conceding is the selection.
- Score 3-0 at 13/2
Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham
Nottingham Forest's performance at Liverpool offers more encouragement than their return of one point from two matches suggests. They led twice at Anfield, with Dan Ndoye exploiting the home side's high defensive line before Morgan Gibbs-White converted a penalty.
Their opening defeat against Leeds was decided by an 88th minute free kick. Jair Cunha hit the post in an otherwise balanced contest, leaving Forest with reasons to expect better results.
Tottenham have lost both fixtures without scoring, conceding five goals. Brentford outshot them 26-9 in the opener and also missed a penalty. Newcastle then won through second half goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa.
Forest's direct attacking threat gives them a route against a Tottenham defence struggling to contain opponents. Spurs have offered little attacking evidence to offset those problems.
The hosts have shown enough across two different types of match to support a narrow win.
- Score 1-0 at 15/2
Brighton vs Leeds
Brighton's opening two matches have produced seven goals scored and four conceded. Their 4-0 victory over Aston Villa included 3.19 xG, 21 shots and six big chances, with all four goals arriving before Joao Gomes was dismissed.
The defeat at Chelsea exposed their defensive weaknesses. Brighton fell three goals behind inside 32 minutes but continued threatening, eventually losing 4-3. They produced 15 shots and five big chances despite the early setback.
Leeds have started with four points, winning at Nottingham Forest before drawing with Brentford. The second result required an improved performance after the interval, having failed to register a first half shot on target.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin supplied the equaliser, while James Trafford made an important late save to preserve the point.
Leeds have shown resilience, but Brighton's attacking output presents a stronger test. The hosts' defensive errors leave room for an away goal, with their chance creation supporting a home win.
- Score 2-1 at 7/1
Hull vs Aston Villa
Hull have won both opening matches without conceding, but six points from 1.50 xPTS suggests their results have exceeded their performances.
Konstantinos Tzolakis has made eight saves, helping Hull overcome Manchester United and Coventry despite allowing a combined 3.38 xGA. At the other end, Hull have generated 1.54 xG and registered seven shots inside the penalty area.
Aston Villa arrive without a goal or point. Their two matches have produced 0.76 xG, no big chances and no shots on target.
The defeat against Arsenal still represented progress from their opening loss at Brighton. Emiliano Buendia hit the bar, while Unai Emery welcomed improved competitiveness. Zion Suzuki and Nicolas Jackson also made their debuts.
Villa restricted Arsenal to seven shots, offering some evidence of greater defensive control. Hull's limited attacking volume and Villa's difficulties creating chances support a match with few clear openings.
- Score 0-0 at 11/1
Everton vs Manchester United
Everton have taken four points from their opening two fixtures. They beat Crystal Palace 2-0 before James Tarkowski's late equaliser earned a draw at Bournemouth.
Their performances have included important contributions at both ends. Jordan Pickford helped Everton survive Palace's early pressure, while Bournemouth goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic repeatedly denied them in the following match.
Manchester United recovered from defeat at Hull by beating Ipswich 5-2. Bruno Fernandes scored a hat trick and assisted Bryan Mbeumo, providing the decisive attacking contributions.
The scoreline still needs context. Ipswich controlled the early stages and missed opportunities before Marcelino Nunez slipped in the build up to the equaliser. United's second goal followed the disputed Harry Maguire handball.
United have conceded in both matches and have yet to demonstrate consistent control. Everton's chance creation at Bournemouth supports another goal, while Fernandes gives the visitors a threat.
A scoring draw is the selection.
- Score 1-1 at 6/1
Arsenal vs Chelsea
Arsenal have opened with two wins and two clean sheets, allowing 0.62 xGA across victories over Coventry and Aston Villa. Chelsea present a different attacking test after scoring seven goals in their first two matches.
The visitors have generated 5.28 xG, created 10 big chances and registered 28 shots inside the penalty area. Cole Palmer scored in both victories, while Joao Pedro and Morgan Rogers have also contributed goals.
Chelsea's defence offers Arsenal a route to maintain their winning start. They conceded twice at Fulham and three times against Brighton, allowing seven big chances across those fixtures.
Arsenal's recent history in this fixture adds support. They are unbeaten in 11 meetings and have won the last five at the Emirates.
Bukayo Saka settled the Villa match after Eberechi Eze helped create the opening. Fitness concerns over Declan Rice and Cristhian Mosquera add uncertainty, but Arsenal's defensive performances and Chelsea's concessions favour the hosts.
- Score 2-1 at 13/2
The total odds for all six games are a massive 321,299/1 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun. I am keen to back Brighton to beat Leeds 2-1 and Man City to ease to a 3-0 victory over Coventry. Combining these two games combined gives 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.
GambleAware