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
Newcastle vs Ipswich
Newcastle have won five of their last six games, with their only defeat coming in that run. At home, their record stands at W10-D2-L4, scoring an average of 2.19 goals per game. They currently sit fifth in the table, just two points behind Manchester City in third, but only two points clear of Aston Villa in seventh. Newcastle have only failed to score twice at St James’ Park this season and have kept six home clean sheets. Against teams in the bottom seven, their record is an impressive W12-D0-L1 wins. Over the last eight matches, they rank 10th for xPTS, but no team has created more big chances during that span.
Ipswich, by contrast, have struggled away from home, recording W3-D5-L8. They have managed to score in 12 of their 16 away games but have only kept one clean sheet. Against the current top five, Ipswich have lost all nine matches, conceding 30 goals — an average of 3.33 goals per game. Over the last eight matches, they rank 18th for xPTS and have conceded an average of 1.78 non-penalty xGA per game. A defeat for Ipswich — or if West Ham avoid defeat elsewhere — would confirm their relegation. It’s worth noting that they lost 4-0 at Portman Road when they last faced Newcastle.
- Score 4-1 at 12.0 with Skybet
Brighton vs West Ham
Brighton are struggling for form, going winless in their last five games and conceding two or more goals in each of those matches. They have not kept a clean sheet in seven games, with their last shutout coming against Southampton. However, despite their struggles, they have only lost three times at home this season, with a home record of W6-D7-L3. Both teams have scored in 11 of their 16 home matches.
Underlying numbers suggest Brighton have been better than recent results imply. They rank third for xPTS and fifth for non-penalty expected goals ratio over the last eight matches, while posting the second-best big chance ratio in the league during that period. However, with a long injury list, it’s tough to trust them to secure a win here.
Since Graham Potter took charge, West Ham have recorded W3-D3-L4, averaging just 1.0 goal per game. They are winless in their last six matches and could still be dragged into the relegation battle. Away from home under Potter, West Ham have a record of w1-D2-L3. Their underlying numbers are poor too, ranking 16th for both xPTS and non-penalty expected goals ratio over the last eight matches. They have also posted a lower xG total than Ipswich across that same stretch.
- Score 1-1 at 7.50 with Skybet
Wolves vs Leicester City
Wolves are one of the form teams in the division. Over the last 10 games, only Liverpool have collected more points. Since Vitor Pereira took charge, Wolves would rank eighth in the table with 29 points — the same as Aston Villa and Crystal Palace. In contrast, Leicester sit bottom over the same stretch, earning just four points. No team has scored fewer goals in that 17-game span than Leicester, managing just six.
Matheus Cunha is back and expected to start. He has been a key player this season with 14 goals and four assists.
Leicester’s record across those 17 games is a dismal W1-D1-L16. Over the last eight matches, they rank 20th for xPTS with just 2.89 — for comparison, Southampton are 19th with 6.43, highlighting the gap. Their xG from open play is just 0.45 per game, while their xGA sits at 1.44 — the worst ratio in the league. Over those eight matches, Leicester have created zero big chances and conceded 10.
The fans have turned on the manager, players, and ownership. Meanwhile, Ruud van Nistelrooy appears to want out after overseeing a dreadful run of results.
- Score 3-0 at 11.0 with Skybet
Southampton vs Fulham
Southampton’s home record this season reads W1-D2-L13. The only teams they have avoided defeat against at St. Mary’s are Ipswich, Everton under Sean Dyche, and Crystal Palace. They have conceded in 15 of their 16 home matches, letting in two or more goals in 11 of them.
Against top-half sides, Southampton’s record is a woeful W0-D2-L15. Over the last eight games, they rank 19th for xPTS. After relegation was confirmed, they sacked their manager but have yet to appoint a replacement, drifting aimlessly toward the Championship. They are still on course to potentially set a new record for the lowest points tally in Premier League history.
Fulham, meanwhile, have been solid away from home with a W6-D4-L6 record, scoring in 14 of their 16 away games. A top-half finish remains within reach. However, their record against the bottom six is not perfect — W4-D5-L2 — and they have been slightly off the pace lately, ranking 15th for xPTS over the last eight matches.
Still, Fulham should be far more focused and motivated here than a Southampton side already preparing for life in the Championship.
- Score 0-2 at 8.00 with Skybet
Bournemouth vs Man Utd
Bournemouth have won just one of their last eight games, losing four. At home, their record is W7-D3-L6, with matches at the Vitality Stadium averaging 2.13 goals. Bournemouth have failed to score in only four home games, and 62.5% of their home fixtures have finished under 2.5 goals. Notable home wins include victories over Arsenal, Manchester City, and Nottingham Forest.
Bournemouth rank 6th for xPTS and 3rd for non-penalty xG ratio over the last eight matches.
Manchester United are 8th for xPTS over the last eight games. Their away record under Ruben Amorim stands at W3-D3-L5, with four games where they failed to score. Across Amorim’s 22 league matches in charge, Manchester United have a record of W6-D5-L11, failing to score in nine of those fixtures. Wins have come against Ipswich, Southampton, Leicester, Fulham, and Manchester City.
Away from home, Manchester United have won only three of their last 11 matches, keeping just two clean sheets.
A low-scoring match is expected, with United managing injuries in defence and prioritising the Europa League semi-final. Amorim has confirmed that young players will be given opportunities, with key players rotated and rested.
- Score 2-0 at 8.50 with Skybet
Liverpool vs Tottenham
Liverpool need only to avoid defeat to secure the title. At Anfield, their record is W13-D2-L1. They have conceded an average of just 0.75 goals per game while scoring 2.13.
After a small stumble at Fulham, Liverpool responded with back-to-back wins against West Ham and Leicester. Despite Leicester leading 1-0, Liverpool dominated the match with 28 shots, 10 on target, and an xG of 2.57. Leicester failed to register a single effort on target.
Liverpool rank first for xPTS over the last eight games and first for non-penalty xG ratio, generating an average of 1.56 xG in that stretch. Defensively, they have allowed just 0.56 xGA from open play over their last eight matches.
Anfield should be in a party atmosphere with the title within reach.
Tottenham, meanwhile, are fully focused on their European semi-final. Spurs sit 12th for xPTS over the last eight games and have lost 18 of their 33 league matches this season. They have recorded just one win in their last seven, coming against Southampton.
Away from home, Spurs have lost 10 of their 16 games, conceding in 12 of them at an average of 1.38 goals per game. They currently sit 16th in the Premier League standings.
Their record against the top six is poor: W1-D0-L10, scoring just 14 goals across those matches, with four coming in their only win at Manchester City. Against top-half sides on the road, their record is W1-D0-L7.
- Score 4-1 at 13.0 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 875,160 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Newcastle to beat Ipswich 4-1 and Bournemouth to win 2-0 against Man Utd. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 102.0 with Skybet.
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