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
Crystal Palace vs Brighton
Crystal Palace were flying before their recent 1-1 draw at Southampton, but it’s still just four defeats in their last 20 Premier League games. During that stretch, only Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, Arsenal, and Liverpool have picked up more points than the Eagles—a sign of their impressive consistency.
They now host a Brighton side whose form has been patchy. The Seagulls were comfortably beaten 3-0 by Aston Villa in midweek, though they did earn a hard-fought 2-2 draw at Manchester City in their previous outing. On the road, Brighton’s record stands at W6-D5-L4. Three of those wins came against Ipswich, Manchester United, and Southampton, but prior to that, they had not won an away game until November.
In terms of underlying performance, Palace have been excellent—ranking third for xPTS over the last eight matches. Brighton, by contrast, sit 10th in that span, reflecting their recent inconsistency.
This derby should see both teams find the net, but with Crystal Palace's superior form, momentum, and defensive solidity, they look the better side right now. With home advantage and recent performances to back them, the bragging rights in the M23 Derby are likely to stay in South London.
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Score 2-1 at 8.50 with Skybet
West Ham vs Bournemouth
Bournemouth looked on course for a European finish back in mid-February, but their form has dipped significantly. They have now gone seven games without a win in all competitions over 90 minutes, and midweek’s 2-1 defeat to Ipswich — who had not won a match in 2025 — highlights the growing concerns.
Despite that slump, their away form in the Premier League has remained solid. They have lost just once in their last nine league away games and continue to carry a threat on the road.
West Ham, under Graham Potter, have shown little sign of improvement. His record stands at W3-D2-L6, with just 10 goals scored in those 11 matches. Their victories came under unconvincing circumstances — a fortunate win over Fulham where they were second-best, a narrow 1-0 against Arsenal, and a routine win over a Leicester side that appears to have given up the fight. At home, the Hammers have won just twice under Potter, scoring only five goals across five matches.
Bournemouth, despite recent struggles, still rank seventh for xPTS over the last eight matches. West Ham, by comparison, sit 13th in that span. With an outside shot at Europe still alive, and against a West Ham side with little left to play for, Bournemouth have both the motivation and quality to get back on track here.
- Score 1-2 at 8.50 with Skybet
Ipswich Town vs Wolves
It’s now or never for Ipswich Town. Their midweek win over Bournemouth — their first victory of 2025 and the last of the 92 league teams to register a win this calendar year — has given them a glimmer of hope in the battle to avoid relegation after just one season in the Premier League.
Wolves, in contrast, have been in solid form and appear to be pulling away from danger. With four wins from their last seven matches, only two Premier League sides have collected more points over that period. They have momentum of their own and will view this as a crucial opportunity to widen the gap between themselves and the drop zone.
This is likely to be a tense, cagey affair with neither side able to afford a loss. But the pressure is squarely on Wolves, who are expected to get the job done. Ipswich, written off by many, can approach this with a bit more freedom — and that underdog spirit may work in their favour.
With their first win of the year now behind them, Ipswich may just find a way to grind out another result and keep their survival fight alive for at least one more week.
- Score 2-1 at 9.50 with Skybet
Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest are enjoying a remarkable season, but their away form has flown under the radar. While they have collected the third-most points on the road this season, their defensive record tells a different story — they have conceded 25 goals on their travels, just two fewer than Aston Villa and only four fewer than Ipswich Town, who are battling relegation.
Importantly, Forest’s success has largely come against weaker opposition. Against teams currently in the top 10, their away record reads W1-D2-L5 — a clear drop-off in performance.
Aston Villa, meanwhile, have been outstanding at home. Their record at Villa Park stands at W7-D7-L1, with their only defeat coming against Arsenal. They have failed to score in just two of their 15 home matches and look like one of the most in-form sides in the Premier League.
Villa’s January signings have hit the ground running, adding even more quality to an already confident side. Forest are likely to sit deep and defend, but if they fail to score first and are forced to chase the game, they could be exposed.
Expect both teams to get on the scoresheet — but Aston Villa’s form, firepower, and home advantage should see them come out on top.
- Score 2-1 at 8.00 with Skybet
Fulham vs Liverpool
Liverpool being priced at 1.85 to win this game feels a touch generous. While they have exited both the League Cup and Champions League at the hands of Newcastle and PSG, their Premier League form remains rock solid. With the title effectively wrapped up, Liverpool boast a stunning league record of W22-D7-L1 and are still unbeaten away from home, scoring an average of 2.53 goals per game on the road while conceding just 16.
Interestingly, Arsenal went off at 1.64 away to Fulham and this is the second shortest price of any visiting team this season—a testament to the market's respect for Fulham at home. However, Fulham have been patchy of late, winning just two of their last eight home games. While they have only lost twice in that span, they have shown vulnerability against top opposition.
Liverpool look too strong for this Fulham side, and with their attacking firepower and depth, they should have more than enough to take all three points.
- Score 1-3 at 13.0 with Skybet
Man Utd vs Man City
The Manchester Derby takes centre stage on Sunday afternoon, and while it’s always a big occasion, this one could be a cagey affair.
United looked slightly improved in midweek, but the game state flattered them—Forest scored early and then sat back, allowing United to dominate possession. While United had plenty of the ball, clear chances were limited and hard to come by.
City, meanwhile, are slowly returning to the level expected of a Pep Guardiola side. They rank 5th for xPTS over the last eight matches, compared to United down in 14th. At home, United have struggled under Rúben Amorim, picking up just three wins—all against bottom-half sides: Ipswich, Southampton, and a flattering 4-0 win over Everton.
City’s away form has been far from perfect, with just seven wins and 11 defeats in their last 20 matches across all competitions. However, this could still be the perfect spot for them.
United have a huge Europa League tie against Lyon on Thursday, and while it’s unlikely they rest players for a derby, it’s hard to ignore the potential distraction. City are the more consistent and composed side right now, and with United stretched thin, backing Manchester City to win looks like the right play.
- Score 1-2 at 8.0 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 571,064 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Man City to beat Man Utd 2-1 and Liverpool to all but confirm the title with a 3-1 victory at Fulham. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 104.0 with Skybet.
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