Sky Super 6 challenge

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 Brighton

Liverpool face Brighton in the Premier League at Anfield on Saturday in a fixture that continues to produce high-event football. Liverpool’s home performance metrics remain strong. NPxG stands at 1.67 with xGA at 1.11.

They average sixteen shots per game and generate eleven shots inside the box, creating seven big chances at Anfield. Over the last eight matches their xPTS sits at 13.39, showing sustained territorial control even when clean sheets do not follow. Liverpool press high, recycle possession quickly and force opponents into extended defensive phases.

Brighton arrive with a volatile but competitive away profile. Their away NPxG is 1.37 with xGA at 1.36. They concede close to 12 shots per game and allow 10 big chances, yet they continue to create chances themselves. Both teams to score has landed in 57% of their away fixtures, while over 2.5 goals has landed in 43%. Brighton commit numbers forward, stretch play wide and accept defensive risk in order to generate attacking momentum.

Recent meetings between these sides reinforce the pattern. Goals have been frequent, with both teams scoring regularly. Liverpool dominate shot volume at home, but Brighton’s willingness to play through pressure and attack space in transition creates problems. Liverpool’s press produces chances, but it also opens gaps when beaten.

The matchup points toward a tight contest shaped by attacking intent on both sides.

  • Score 1-2 at 12/1 with Skybet

Chelsea vs Everton

Chelsea host Everton at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon. Chelsea home numbers show mixed control. NPxG stands at 1.53 with xGA at 1.43. They create volume with 13.43 shots per game but allow space, conceding 8.14 shots and 2.57 shots on target. Their home both teams to score rate sits at 57% with over 2.5 goals landing in 57%. Recent home form shows uneven defensive stability despite sustained possession.

Everton travel with lower attacking output. Away NPxG sits at 1.10 with xGA at 1.20. They average only 7.29 shots while conceding over fifteen. Everton away matches show both teams to score at 43% and over 2.5 goals at 29%. Shots in the box against remain high and big chances conceded stand at six over recent games. Everton have relied on defensive shape rather than sustained pressure. The Toffees sit seventh just one point behind Chelsea.

Chelsea create more territory and generate repeat entries into the box. Everton struggle to progress play away from home and concede pressure late in phases. Chelsea’s volume should translate into goals, though Everton’s structure may keep the score tight.

  • Score 1-1 at 6/1 with Skybet

Burnley vs Fulham

Burnley host Fulham at Turf Moor in a clash between two sides struggling for control metrics. Burnley home numbers are weak. NPxG stands at 0.82 with xGA at 1.99. They average just 6.14 shots while conceding over 13. Shots in the box against sit high and big chances conceded reach nine at home.

Fulham away metrics show limited attacking punch. Away NPxG is 1.09 with xGA at 1.19. They average under nine shots per game and create only one big chance away. Despite this, Fulham matches often see goals, with both teams to score landing in 71% of away games and over 2.5 goals at 57%.

Both sides struggle defensively. Burnley concede sustained pressure while Fulham allow territory without control. The lack of attacking quality limits ceiling, but defensive gaps increase the likelihood of goals at each end.

  • Score 1-1 at 11/2 with Skybet

Crystal Palace vs Man City

Crystal Palace host Manchester City at Selhurst Park on Sunday afternoon in a fixture that tests Palace’s home resilience against one of the league’s strongest travelling sides.

Palace’s home numbers show a balanced profile. NPxG stands at 1.55 with xGA at 1.09. They average over 12 shots per game and allow under 10, showing an ability to compete for territory and limit sustained pressure. Shots inside the box and big chance figures support a side that can create without overexposing themselves defensively.

Palace’s home xPTS places them in the upper half of the table for recent performance windows, reflecting consistency rather than volatility.

Manchester City arrive with clear control metrics on the road. Away NPxG sits at 1.64 with xGA at 0.95. They concede few shots, restrict box entries and dominate possession phases. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 57% of City away matches, while both teams finding the net also sits at 57%, showing that even controlled games still produce chances at both ends. City’s structure allows them to dictate tempo and recover quickly when possession is lost.

Palace remain dangerous through transitions, wide progression and set-piece pressure. They can create moments, especially when City commit numbers forward. City’s ability to manage game state and limit repeat chances remains the key separator.

  • Score 1-2 at 7/1 with Skybet

Sunderland vs Newcastle

Sunderland host Newcastle United in a local derby at the Stadium of Light on Sunday afternoon. The setting lifts tempo and contact, with territory swings and set plays shaping momentum. Sunderland home numbers point to defensive strain. NPxG is 0.97 with xGA at 1.54. They concede over 12 shots per game and allow regular entries through midfield zones, which limits control and forces deeper phases.

Newcastle United travel with a balanced away profile. Away NPxG stands at 1.09 with xGA at 1.07. Both teams to score has landed in 57% of away matches and over 2.5 goals also sits at 57%. Newcastle create more big chances than they concede and maintain structure when possession turns over, supporting steadier game management.

Derby context shifts dynamics. Sunderland increase intensity, press earlier and commit runners to second balls, raising foul counts and disrupting rhythm. Newcastle retain an edge in chance quality but face pressure from direct play and crowd energy. Sunderland rely on urgency and transitions to generate shots, while Newcastle look to control phases and strike from better positions. The profiles point to a tight contest rather than sustained dominance.

  • Score 1-1 at 11/2 with Skybet

Brentford vs Leeds

Brentford host Leeds United at the Gtech Community Stadium in a fixture shaped by attacking intent and defensive risk. Brentford’s home numbers point toward sustained pressure. NPxG stands at 1.69 with xGA at 1.19.

They average over 10 shots per match and have created 14 big chances at home, one of the strongest figures in the league. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 71% of Brentford’s home fixtures, reflecting a side that commit bodies forward and accept exposure when possession turns over.

Leeds arrive with a fragile away defensive profile. Their away NPxG sits at 1.23 with xGA at 1.21. They concede 12 shots per game and allow 12 big chances on their travels. While both teams to score has landed in 43% of Leeds away matches, over 2.5 goals has landed in 71%, highlighting matches that open up even when one side fails to score.

Both teams prioritise vertical play and quick progression. Brentford attack through direct movements and sustained box pressure. Leeds push numbers forward and leave space behind their midfield line.

Defensive structure often becomes secondary once the game stretches. The combination of chance creation, big-chance volume and transition risk points toward an open contest with repeated attacking phases and scoring opportunities.

  • Score 2-2 at 12/1 with Skybet

The total odds for all six games are a massive 399,853/1 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun. I am keen to back Brentford and Leeds to end 2-2 along with Sunderland and Newcastle to also play out another draw with that result being 1-1. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 84/1 with Skybet.

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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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