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
Liverpool vs Ipswich Town
It’s hard to see anything other than a comfortable home win as Liverpool welcome Ipswich Town to Anfield. The Reds have been in sensational form this season, winning 26 of their 33 matches across all competitions and losing just twice—once in a League Cup first leg to Tottenham (1-0) and a narrow 1-0 league defeat to Nottingham Forest.
At home in the league, Liverpool have been dominant, with a record of W7-D2-L1 while conceding just eight goals. Impressively, they have scored two or more goals in nine of their 10 home fixtures, showcasing their relentless attacking prowess.
Ipswich, on the other hand, come into this game off the back of a heavy 6-0 defeat to Manchester City. Their away form has been patchy, with five losses in their 10 matches. While they have managed to score in seven of those 10 games, they have also conceded an average of 1.9 goals per match (19 in total).
Although Ipswich have shown they can find the net, facing arguably the best team in Europe at the moment will likely prove too much for them. Liverpool’s attacking firepower and defensive resilience should see them win convincingly, leaving Ipswich with little more than a consolation goal at best.
- Score 3-1 at 10.0 with Skybet
Wolves vs Arsenal
Wolves sit precariously just outside the relegation zone on goal difference and face a daunting challenge as they host Arsenal. Wolves are in poor form, having lost their last three Premier League matches, conceding three goals in each. Over the last four matches, Wolves rank 17th for xPTS, highlighting their ongoing struggles.
In contrast, Arsenal sit third in the league and have lost just twice all season. Their away form has been solid, with a record of W5-D4-L2, and they have been particularly strong against bottom-half teams, boasting an unbeaten record of W10-D2-L0.
Wolves’ home form provides little encouragement, with just two wins at Molineux all season. Over their last 20 home matches, they have managed six victories, but these came against struggling sides such as Southampton, Luton, Fulham, Sheffield United, and Everton—two of whom are already relegated, with Southampton rooted to the bottom of the table.
Given Wolves’ poor defensive record and Arsenal’s consistent performances, it’s hard to see anything other than an away victory for the Gunners. Arsenal’s quality and form should see them secure all three points with relative ease.
- Score 1-3 at 11.0 with Skybet
Southampton vs Newcastle
Southampton may be showing signs of improvement, but they remain far from capable of securing a Premier League victory. The Saints have not won a league match since 2 November, but this was their only win this season, coming in one of their 22 matches. They have suffered 18 defeats, with their points coming against struggling sides like Ipswich (18th), Everton (16th), Brighton in a local derby, and Fulham away from home.
Over the last four matches, Southampton rank bottom for xPTS and have conceded an average of 2.37 xGA during that stretch. Their home form has been particularly poor, with 16 goals conceded in their last three matches at St. Mary’s, including heavy defeats to Brentford, Spurs, and Chelsea.
Newcastle, meanwhile, are coming off a rare setback—a 4-1 home loss to Bournemouth, their first defeat in eight matches. However, the Magpies have been impressive on the road, winning their last three away fixtures against Spurs, Manchester United, and Ipswich. While their away defensive record is not perfect, with only three clean sheets this season, they have shown enough resilience and quality to pick up points on their travels.
Southampton’s leaky defence and inability to turn performances into wins suggest Newcastle should come away with a comfortable victory. However, given Newcastle’s occasional lapses on the road, Southampton could manage to nick a goal, though it’s unlikely to alter the final outcome. An away win for the Magpies looks the most likely result.
- Score 1-3 at 10.0 with Skybet
Man City vs Chelsea
City have not been priced this high to win at the Etihad since April 2023 when they were 1.68, against Arsenal, which shows how far they have fallen this season. At home, City’s record is strong, with W6-D2-L2, but have conceded 14 goals.
City’s form has been inconsistent recently. They followed up a dominant 6-0 victory over Ipswich with a surprising 4-2 defeat away to PSG in the Champions League, highlighting occasional lapses in performance.
Chelsea have also struggled for consistency, winning just one of their last six Premier League matches. On the road, their record is respectable at W6-D3-L2, but they have faltered against stronger opponents, failing to win any of their games against teams currently in the top five.
With both teams showing occasional defensive vulnerabilities and plenty of attacking firepower, this game has the potential to be goal-heavy. Both teams should find the net.
- Score 2-2 at 10.0 with Skybet
Crystal Palace vs Brentford
Crystal Palace have been quietly impressive, going under the radar with a five-game unbeaten run in the Premier League. In fact, they have suffered just two defeats in their last 14 league matches, one of which was a home loss to second-placed Arsenal.
At Selhurst Park this season, Palace have a record of W4-D5-L4, with their defeats coming against top sides—Arsenal, Fulham (3rd in xPTS), Liverpool (league leaders), and an opening-day loss to West Ham.
Brentford, meanwhile, have been dreadful on the road, managing just one win in 10 away matches (W1-D2-L7). Their only victory came against bottom-placed Southampton. While Brentford excel at home, their away form is a stark contrast, as they sit 18th in the league for away expected points and have the worst xGA outside the bottom three.
Palace have occasionally struggled to score goals, but against a Brentford side with such poor away form, the Eagles should find a way to capitalise.
With Brentford’s ongoing struggles on the road, this looks like an excellent opportunity for Palace to extend their unbeaten streak.
- Score 2-1 at 8.0 with Skybet
Aston Villa vs West Ham
Unai Emery has established a strong home record as Aston Villa manager, overseeing 43 matches with a record of W20-D7-L7. Most of those defeats have come against top Premier League sides. This season, Villa have been slightly more inconsistent at home, with a record of W6-D4-L1, but their recent form has been positive.
West Ham, under new manager Graham Potter, have shown mixed performances. They lost 2-0 to Crystal Palace but did start with a 3-2 victory over Fulham. However, that win was fortunate, as they lost the xG battle. On the road, the Hammers have struggled, managing just three wins and scoring only 11 goals in away matches this season.
Given Villa’s strong home form and West Ham’s struggles on the road, Emery’s side should have too much for an inconsistent Hammers team. Villa look well-positioned to claim another victory at Villa Park.
- Score 2-1 at 7.50 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 660,000 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Arsenal to win 3-1 and Crystal Palace to beat Brentford 2-1.
Combining these two games gives you odds of 88.0 with Skybet.
