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
Man City vs Wolves
Manchester City host Wolves with a clear statistical edge across all major metrics. City’s home xG sits at 1.75 with xGA at 1.18, placing them among the league’s strongest home performers. They dominate shots, shots on target, and big chances, while their xPTS remains consistently high. City’s home W8-D2-L1 record reflects control rather than volatility.
Wolves travel with one of the weaker away profiles in the division. Away xG is 0.91 with xGA at 1.36, and they struggle to sustain pressure. Wolves concede large volumes of shots in the box and often rely on low blocks and counter attacks. Their away results mirror those numbers.
City’s recent form shows sustained attacking output, even when margins fluctuate. Wolves have shown resilience at times but lack consistent attacking threat away from home, particularly against high-possession sides.
The matchup points toward one-way territorial dominance. Wolves may resist early, but City’s volume, chance quality, and pressing should force breakthroughs. Wolves’ limited ability to progress the ball suggests few clear chances.
City’s profile supports a controlled home win without excessive risk.
- Score 2-1 at 8/1 with Skybet
Burnley vs Spurs
Burnley welcome Tottenham with both sides under pressure for different reasons. Burnley remain in the bottom three and their season record shows W2-D4-L14. They concede heavily, with xGA at 2.00, and allow a high number of shots in the box, particularly at home. Their home record reflects that vulnerability, though they have shown resilience in recent weeks and scored in five of six matches against sides in the bottom half.
Tottenham arrive with league form reading W2-D4-L7 and sit 14th. Away from home they have conceded 12 goals in their last six and continue to show defensive instability. Their away xG is 1.24 with xGA at 1.37, pointing toward open games rather than control. Spurs still generate attacking output through shots, shots on target, and big chances, but game management has been poor.
Burnley’s recent performances include competitive displays against stronger sides, while Tottenham’s midweek win came with heavy context due to an early red card for Dortmund. Spurs remain vulnerable defensively and struggle to close games away from home.
This matchup suggests space at both ends. Burnley should find chances through sustained pressure and second balls, while Tottenham’s attacking quality should tell across 90 minutes.
- Score 1-2 at 7/1 with Skybet
Bournemouth vs Liverpool
Bournemouth host Liverpool in a fixture shaped by attacking profiles rather than control. Bournemouth’s home xG stands at 1.55 with xGA at 1.50, pointing toward open matches where chances are traded rather than suppressed. Their home record reflects that pattern, with frequent goals at both ends driven by solid shots in the box numbers and a steady flow of big chances created. Bournemouth rarely sit deep at home and tend to commit numbers forward.
Liverpool arrive with away xG at 1.59 and xGA at 0.93, suggesting a side capable of controlling territory while still allowing moments of exposure. They generate high shot volumes, rank strongly for shots on target, and consistently work the ball into dangerous areas. Away matches regularly clear over 1.5 goals, driven by Liverpool’s attacking output rather than chaos.
The contrast in styles points toward an open contest. Bournemouth’s willingness to engage should create opportunities, particularly through quick combinations and second balls. Liverpool’s quality in possession and efficiency in front of goal should ensure they respond when tested. Neither side profiles as one likely to shut the game down early, and defensive data on both sides supports the expectation of goals.
Overall, the matchup favours Liverpool’s ability to convert pressure into decisive moments, while Bournemouth remain competitive enough to threaten.
- Score 1-2 at 7/1 with Skybet
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
Crystal Palace welcome Chelsea in a fixture shaped by defensive trends. Palace’s home xG is 1.45 with xGA at 1.37, and their W2-D6-L3 record shows competitiveness without consistency. Palace generate steady SIB numbers but struggle to convert pressure into clear margins.
Chelsea arrive with away xG at 1.60 and xGA at 1.61, underlining volatile performances. They generate strong attacking volume through shots and box entries but concede regularly, especially in transition. Their away results reflect high variance rather than control.
Both sides show high rates of both teams to score and over 1.5 goals, driven by defensive gaps rather than attacking dominance. Palace home matches often remain tight until late phases, while Chelsea away games frequently open after the hour mark.
This matchup points toward balance. Palace should compete physically and limit space early, while Chelsea’s attacking depth should create chances over time. Defensive metrics on both sides suggest goals at both ends rather than a shutout.
With neither side showing sustained dominance, a draw aligns with underlying numbers.
- Score 1-1 at 6/1 with Skybet
Newcastle vs Aston Villa
Newcastle host Aston Villa with strong home data backing the hosts. Newcastle’s home xG stands at 1.44 with xGA at 1.14, and they rank highly for shots, shots on target, and big chances at St James’ Park. Their home W7-D2-L2 record reflects control and intensity.
Aston Villa’s away profile is less stable. Away xG sits at 1.24 with xGA at 1.19, and while they score regularly, they concede territory and chances. Villa’s away matches frequently pass over 1.5 goals, with limited clean sheets.
Newcastle’s recent form shows strong xPTS returns and high pressing output. They dominate SIB metrics at home and force opponents into defensive errors. Villa remain competitive but often rely on efficiency rather than volume away from home.
The matchup suggests Newcastle dictating tempo and territory, with Villa threatening on the break. Newcastle’s home edge and chance creation should produce enough quality to separate the sides.
- Score 2-1 at 15/2with Skybet
Arsenal vs Man Utd
Arsenal host Manchester United in a high profile clash defined by elite home numbers. Arsenal’s home xG stands at 1.84 with xGA at 0.72, the strongest defensive profile in the league. They win the xG battle in 100% of home matches and dominate shots, SIB, and big chances.
Manchester United arrive with away xG at 1.59 and xGA at 1.26, showing attacking threat but defensive exposure. Their away W3-D5-L3 record reflects inconsistency, with high scoring matches common.
Arsenal’s control at the Emirates remains consistent. They suppress opposition chances and sustain pressure through high shot volume. United can threaten through transition and individual quality, but their defensive numbers suggest difficulty sustaining resistance.
The matchup points toward Arsenal control with moments of United threat rather than balance. Arsenal’s home metrics support a win with limited concession.
Score 2-1 at 13/2 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 257,039/1 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun. I am keen to back Arsenal to win 2-1 and Newcastle to beat Everton by the same score line. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 63/1 with Skybet.
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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