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
Everton vs Southampton
Sunday marks a historic occasion as Everton host Southampton in what will be the final match at Goodison Park, their home since 1892. The atmosphere promises to be electric, with pre-match festivities including a special ceremony, club legends, and even an exemption to allow fans to drink alcohol within sight of the pitch – a Premier League rarity.
David Moyes’ side will be desperate to mark the occasion with a victory, and the stats suggest they are in a strong position to do so. Everton have shown improvement under Moyes, especially at home, losing just once in nine games. However, their defensive frailty remains – just three clean sheets in 17 matches under his leadership – and they rank 15th for xPTS over the last eight games.
Southampton arrive rock bottom and relegated, with the worst away record in the league: W1-D3-L14, conceding 2.06 goals per game. Their non-penalty xG over the last eight sits at a dismal 0.72, with an xGA of 1.27. Only Leicester have conceded more big chances in that span, while Southampton rank 17th for xPTS.
With emotion high and history on the line, Everton will look to deliver a performance worthy of their iconic stadium's send-off – and the numbers suggest they should have more than enough to see off a fragile Saints side.
- Score 2-0 at 6.5 with Skybet
West Ham vs Nottm Forest
West Ham host Nottingham Forest on Sunday afternoon at the London Stadium in a match where both sides bring contrasting motivations but similar vulnerabilities. West Ham's recent 2-0 win at Old Trafford snapped a nine-game winless run, but the performance flattered them. Under Graham Potter, they have won just two of eight matches, beating a relegated Leicester side and scraping past Fulham despite losing the xG battle 0.95 to 1.90. Their home record stands at W5-D5-L8 with games averaging 3.0 goals, and just three clean sheets have been kept in 16 games since Potter took charge. Over the last eight matches, they rank 13th for xPTS, 0.96 xG from open play while conceding 0.89 xGA.
Nottingham Forest, meanwhile, boast the third-best away record in the league with W9-D3-L6 – only Arsenal and Liverpool have picked up more away points. That said, their defensive issues are mounting. They concede an average of 1.61 goals per away game, have managed just five clean sheets from 18 road fixtures, and have failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last seven away matches. Recent form based on underlying numbers is poor, sitting 18th for xPTS over the last eight games, creating just 0.63 non-penalty xG while conceding 1.33 xGA.
Forest remain dangerous on the break and have proven resilient away from home this season, but their recent attacking output is among the league's worst. West Ham lack control and fluidity in possession but still carry threats in transition through Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus. With both sides showing defensive fragility and Forest still pushing for a European place, goals should be on the cards.
- Score 1-1 at 6.0 with Skybet
Brentford vs Fulham
Brentford welcome Fulham on Sunday with both sides at very different ends of the form spectrum. Brentford are finishing the season strongly, with only two teams collecting more points than them over the last five matches. Their underlying metrics match the eye test too – they rank 6th for xPTS across the last eight games and 8th for non-penalty xG ratio, showing balance between attack and defence. Their open play numbers – 0.60 xG and 0.80 xGA – point to a disciplined and efficient side.
At home, Brentford have been both entertaining and effective. Their record stands at W9-D4-L5, with matches averaging 3.89 goals. They have scored two or more goals in 10 of their 18 home games, but have kept just one clean sheet. Wissa and Mbeumo have been key contributors with 18 goals each, supported by Schade’s 11.
Fulham, by contrast, are stumbling toward the finish line. Only Leicester, Spurs, and Southampton have taken fewer points over the last five games. Over their last eight matches, they rank just 16th for xPTS, reflecting a clear drop in performance. They have won just four of their last eleven – against Wolves, Spurs, Southampton, and a Liverpool side that had effectively sealed the title.
Their away record is mixed at W7-D4-L7. They have kept three clean sheets and failed to score in three matches on the road.
- Score 2-1 at 8.0 with Skybet
Leicester City vs Ipswich Town
Sunday marks the end of an era at the King Power Stadium — Jamie Vardy’s final game in a Leicester shirt. After 13 years, 199 goals in 499 games, and a Premier League title that defied history, Vardy bows out where it all began, in front of the home crowd. Emotions will be high, the tributes loud, and the script clear: one last goal from the club’s greatest modern icon.
But football rarely sticks to the script.
While Leicester fans will be hoping for a celebratory send-off, Ipswich Town arrive ready to spoil the party. Both sides are already relegated, but pride remains at stake.
Leicester’s form doesn’t inspire confidence. They have failed to score in nine of their last 10 home games, and their defence has been fragile, conceding 2.95 non-penalty xGA per match across the last four. Vardy may start, but he’ll need more support than he’s received in recent months.
Ipswich, meanwhile, are chaotic but dangerous. They have conceded in every game of 2025 and kept only two clean sheets all season, yet they can trouble Leicester with energy and directness. No side has allowed more shots in the box over the last eight games, but Leicester’s defence is just as bad.
It’s Vardy’s big day — but don’t be shocked if Ipswich crash the party. For all the emotion, this one still looks like a wild, open affair.
- Score 1-2 at 11.0 with Skybet
Arsenal vs Newcastle
A huge game at the Emirates in a fixture that could shape the race for the Champions League as Arsenal welcome Newcaslte. Both sides are in the top-five hunt, but their form, underlying metrics, and head-to-head profiles suggest a clear edge for the home side.
Arsenal rank second for xPTS over the last eight games, reflecting strong underlying performance despite a few stumbles in actual results. They are generating 1.80 non-penalty xG per match while conceding just 1.01 xGA. Defensively, they have allowed only seven big chances in that span, conceding eight goals—slightly unlucky on finishing variance.
At home, Arsenal have been solid all season with a record of W10-D6-L2. They have kept six clean sheets at the Emirates and failed to score just twice. Against top-half opponents at home, they are W3-D4-L1—competitive in quality matchups, but often tight and low-scoring.
Newcastle, on the other hand, have a decent away record on paper with W8-D4-L6, but that form crumbles under scrutiny. All five of their clean sheets have come against teams ranked 13th or lower. Against sides in 13th and above away from home, Newcastle are W1-D4-L6—just one win in 11 games.
Over the last eight matches, they rank seventh for xPTS, with 1.60 non-penalty xG and 1.02 xGA. However, they have conceded 13 big chances while allowing only four goals in that span – indicating they have benefited from some wasteful finishing or strong shot-stopping. That sort of defensive variance is unlikely to hold against a high-functioning Arsenal attack.
- Score 2-1 at 8.5 with Skybet
Brighton vs Liverpool
The Monday night games comes from the AMEX as Brighton welcome champions Liverpool in a game that should offer goals and chances at both ends. Liverpool may have already clinched the Premier League title, but their underlying numbers remain elite, while Brighton continue to quietly impress under the surface.
Brighton rank 10th for xPTS over the last 12 games and are averaging 1.40 non-penalty xG with 1.23 xGA in that stretch. They have created 11 big chances in their last eight matches – only Newcastle have managed more – and have conceded seven, pointing to a high-event style of play. At home, they have been solid: W7-D8-L3, losing just once to a top-half side all season. Both teams have scored in 13 of their 18 home games, and over 2.5 goals has landed in two-thirds of those matches.
Liverpool come into this one off a 3-1 loss at Chelsea and a 2-2 draw with Arsenal, but the metrics still suggest dominance. They rank 1st for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio over the last eight games, with 1.41 xG from open play and just 0.41 xGA in that span. They have created eight big chances and conceded only one across those eight matches. Away from home, they haveW11-D5-L2. Importantly, they have scored in every away game and kept eight clean sheets. Against top-half sides on the road, they are W3-D4-L1.
The tactical setup here should allow both teams to play to their strengths. Brighton are adventurous at home and rarely passive against big sides, while Liverpool’s attack remains potent even with possible rotation. With both teams' games tending toward goals – and Brighton needing a result – this profiles as a lively encounter.
- Score 1-2 at 1.0 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 291,720 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Everton to leave Goodison Park with a 2-0 win and Brentford to take a big step towards European qualification with a 2-1 win over Fulham. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 52.0 with Skybet.
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