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 Leicester City
Manchester City welcome Leicester to the Etihad on Wednesday night, aiming to build on a strong second-half showing in the FA Cup quarter-final win over Bournemouth. The introduction of substitutes changed the game, highlighting City's depth and quality. Erling Haaland remains side lined, so Omar Marmoush is expected to lead the line once again.
Although City's season has been patchy by their usual standards, their home form remains solid with a record of W8-D3-L3, conceding just 19 goals. More notably, against the current bottom five sides, City boast a perfect record: W7-D0-L0, scoring 22 goals and conceding only four. That equates to 3.14 goals scored and just 0.57 conceded per game. City also rank fifth for xPTS over the last eight matches.
Leicester are in dismal form under Ruud van Nistelrooy. Since his appointment, the Foxes have recorded just W2-D1-L13, scoring only nine goals. Seven of those points came in Van Nistelrooy’s first two matches in charge. Since then, Leicester have lost 13 of their last 14 fixtures, managing just 4 goals—two of which came in a surprising 2-1 win at Tottenham. In those 13 losses, Leicester have scored only twice.
All signs point to a comfortable Manchester City victory.
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Score 3-0 at 7.50 with Skybet
Newcastle Utd vs Brentford
Brentford have actually outperformed Newcastle in terms of xPTS over the last eight matches, and there may still be a hangover effect for Newcastle following their League Cup triumph and celebratory parade last weekend.
The Magpies still have plenty to play for, with European qualification within reach. At home, their record stands at W7-D2-L4, but Brentford arrive in excellent away form, having won each of their last five matches on the road. The Bees have found the net in 11 of their 14 away games this season, while Newcastle’s home fixtures are averaging 3.15 goals per game—indicating that goals could be on the cards once again on Wednesday night.
Both teams to score looks like a solid option, though Newcastle should ultimately have enough quality at St. James’ Park to take all three points.
- Score 2-1 at 8.00 with Skybet
Liverpool vs Everton
The Merseyside Derby promises to be a lively affair. Liverpool have dominated much of the Premier League season, though recent setbacks have stalled momentum. After being knocked out of the Champions League by PSG and losing the League Cup final to Newcastle, they will be eager to bounce back. At Anfield, Liverpool remain formidable with a home record of W11-D2-L1, conceding just 11 goals. However, they have kept only one clean sheet in their last 11 matches.
Everton have been transformed under David Moyes. Since an opening defeat to Aston Villa, Moyes has led the Toffees to a strong run of W4-D5-L0, scoring in each of the last nine matches. Everton rank second in both xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio over the last eight matches—evidence of their resurgence under Moyes.
Both teams have scored in seven of Everton’s ten games since the managerial change, and it would not be a surprise to see them find the net again at Anfield. Still, Liverpool should have enough to edge it and take another significant step toward the title.
- Score 2-1 at 8.00 with Skybet
Brighton vs Aston Villa
Aston Villa arrive at the Amex in red-hot form, having won six consecutive matches across all competitions. January signings Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio have added depth and quality, and with a fully fit squad, Villa are now fighting on three fronts: the FA Cup, a top-four Premier League finish, and a Champions League quarter-final.
Despite their momentum, Villa’s away record tells a different story: W5-D2-L7, scoring just 16 goals. Over the last eight matches, they rank 17th for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio, conceding 1.68 non-penalty xGA per game—worse than Leicester over the same period. Their 14 away games have averaged 3.07 goals, suggesting goals could flow again, especially at the Amex, where Brighton matches average 2.64.
Brighton are solid at home, with just two losses in all competitions (W6 D6 L2). They are unbeaten in 90 minutes across their last eight games. However, they rank just 10th for xPTS over the last eight and ninth over the last 12 matches.
Villa’s squad depth is a major advantage. Against Preston in the FA Cup, they rotated heavily yet comfortably advanced. With their momentum and depth, Villa look well placed to take the points.
- Score 1-2 at 10. with Skybet
Southampton vs Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace look well positioned to take all three points against a Southampton side in freefall.
Southampton rank 20th for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio over the last eight matches. They have conceded 1.89 xGA per game in that span—more than any other side—while creating just 0.74 xG, with only Leicester worse. No team has allowed more big chances.
Their home form is abysmal: W1-D1-L12 in their last 14 league games at St. Mary’s, averaging just 0.71 goals and failing to score six times. Under Ivan Juric, their home record is W0-D0-L6, with just three goals scored.
Palace, by contrast, are flying. They rank third for xPTS over the last eight matches and forth for non-penalty xG ratio. Defensively, they have conceded just 0.90 xGA per game, including only 0.64 from open play. Since January, they have gone W10-D1-L2, conceding just seven goals.
Unbeaten away in the league since October, Palace have lost just three road games all season. When they win, they do it well—averaging 2.3 goals and keeping seven clean sheets in their 10 victories.
- Score 1-3 at 11.0 with Skybet
Bournemouth vs Ipswich Town
Ipswich travel to the Vitality Stadium with everything on the line. With Wolves winning on Tuesday night they know they have to close the gap ahead of Saturday’s crucial relegation showdown with Wolves.
They have been quietly effective away from home, scoring 16 goals on the road — the same total as Aston Villa and Manchester United. The Tractor Boys have also scored in eight of their last 11 matches. Ipswich have scored in 10 of their 14 away games, with only Arsenal, Forest, Brighton, and Palace keeping them out. Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna has stated that its a massive week for the club so they should be up for the game.
Bournemouth remain dangerous going forward but leaky at the back. They have scored in 17 of their last 20 but conceded in seven of their last eight. At home, they have lost four straight and rank just 13th for xPTS.
- Score 2-1 at 8.0 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 422,400 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Man City to beat Leicester 3-0 and Lilverpool to beat Everton by a 2-1 score line. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 60.0 with Skybet.
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