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 Crystal Palace
Liverpool host Crystal Palace at Anfield in a celebratory atmosphere, having already secured the Premier League title. While the title is wrapped up, both sides have strong recent form and quality metrics, setting up an intriguing match despite the lack of pressure.
Liverpool’s home record has been dominant with W14-d3-L1 at Anfield. They have averaged 2.28 goals scored per game while conceding only 0.83. They have only failed to score once at home all season and have kept six clean sheets. Their expected numbers are strong over the last eight matches, ranking fifth for xPTS, with an average of 2.04 non-penalty xG and 1.09 xGA. They've created nine big chances and conceded six during that stretch.
Crystal Palace come into this match fresh from their FA Cup triumph and with a solid away record of W7D6-L5. They have failed to score in just three away games and have kept seven clean sheets. However, against the top seven sides away from home, they have struggled with W0-D3-L3. They conceded five goals at both Newcastle and Manchester City, and two at Arsenal. They have yet to keep a clean sheet away against any side currently in the top nine.
Despite that, Palace’s recent form is impressive. Over the last eight games, they sit eighth in xPTS. They have averaged 1.58 non-penalty xG and 1.26 xGA, but perhaps most impressively, they have conceded the second fewest big chances in the league while creating the most. This speaks to a side that has tightened up defensively and become far more efficient in the final third.
With Liverpool already crowned champions and Palace playing freely post-cup win, this could be more open than expected. Liverpool’s superiority at home is undeniable, but Palace have the tools to compete and score, especially if the hosts rotate or ease off. A Liverpool win remains the most likely outcome, but a Palace goal and a competitive match should not be ruled out.
- Score 3-1 at 9.00 with Skybet
Nottm Forest vs Chelsea
A huge game at the City Ground on Sunday with both Forest and Chelsea chasing European qualification, this is a high-stakes match where recent form and defensive stability could prove decisive.
Chelsea have been one of the more consistent sides in recent weeks. Over the last eight games, they rank fourth for xPTS and fifth for non-penalty xG ratio. They are generating 1.34 xG and conceding just 0.89 xGA on average. Away from home, their record is balanced with W7-D4-L7. They have failed to score in six of those 18 matches and managed only four clean sheets. Their games on the road tend to lean slightly toward over 2.5 goals with 10 of 18 going over. However, against teams currently in the top eight, Chelsea’s away record is a major concern: W0-D0-L6.
Nottingham Forest have been tough to beat at home, posting W9-D5-L4. They have kept eight clean sheets at the City Ground and failed to score in only four. Their home matches are typically low scoring, with 12 of 18 staying under 2.5 goals. However, the underlying data over the past eight games is worrying. Forest are 18th for xPTS and 16th in non-penalty xG, conceding 1.48 xGA per match. Defensively, only two teams have allowed more shots in the box, and they have conceded eight big chances while creating just one—the worst big chance ratio in the league over this stretch.
- Score 1-1 at 7.0 with Skybet
Southampton vs Arsenal
Southampton welcome Arsenal at St. Mary’s Stadium in what will be their final Premier League home game before dropping to the Championship. The visitors have secured second place but will want to finish the season professionally, and this fixture presents a clear opportunity to do just that.
Southampton’s home record is dire with W1-D3-L14 from 18 games. They have failed to score in eight of those matches and kept just two clean sheets. Against top-half opposition, they are winless across 19 games, with just three draws and 16 defeats. With relegation confirmed, motivation is low, and recent form offers no signs of resurgence.
Their underlying metrics are just as poor. Over the last eight games, they rank 19th for xPTS and non-penalty xG, averaging only 0.61 xG per match while conceding 1.16 xGA. They have created just two big chances and allowed six, and no team has conceded more xGA from set pieces during this stretch.
Arsenal, though not at their sharpest in recent weeks, still outclass their opponents across the board. They rank seventh for xPTS over the last eight games but drop to 16th over the last four, showing some drop-off after their title challenge ended. However, they have still managed 1.74 non-penalty xG and conceded 1.28 xGA. Notably, they have allowed 10 big chances in this period — the second most in the league — but Southampton are unlikely to exploit that vulnerability.
Away from home, Arsenal have been consistent with W8-D8-L2. They have failed to score in only three of those and have kept six clean sheets. Against the league’s bottom four, they’ve won all seven matches, kept four clean sheets, and scored two or more in five of them.
This is a mismatch. Southampton’s form, metrics, and motivation are at rock bottom, while Arsenal are still performing at a much higher level.
- Score 0-2 at 7.0 with Skybet
Newcastle vs Everton
Newcastle are chasing a Champions League spot and come into the match with strong underlying metrics, though they continue to deal with a string of injury concerns. Everton, under David Moyes, have found some stability but remain limited, especially away from home.
Newcastle’s home form is excellent: W12-D2-L4. They have averaged 2.22 goals per game at St. James’ Park, with 12 of their 18 home matches going over 2.5 goals. Over the last eight matches, they rank second for xPTS, with an xG of 1.72 per game. Their attack has remained fluid and productive, particularly on home soil.
Everton’s away form is modest with W5-D6-L7. They have failed to score in eight of those games and average just 0.83 goals per match. They have kept five clean sheets away, but their record against the current top six is concerning with W0-D6-L5. Over their last eight games, Everton are 15th for xPTS and are conceding 1.34 xG on average. Under Moyes, Everton have gone W7-D7-L4 in all competitions, but only four clean sheets have been recorded in that 18-match span. Both teams have scored in 10 of those 18 games.
- Score 3-1 at 9.0 with Skybet
Man Utd vs Aston Villa
Man Utd come into this game reeling from a tough Europa League final loss, while Villa are surging and have a Champions League spot in sight.
Aston Villa’s away form is solid with W8-D2-L8. They have kept five clean sheets and failed to score in four matches on the road. Matches involving Villa away from home have been high scoring, with over 2.5 goals in 13 of 18 games. Against teams currently sitting eighth or lower away from home, their record is strong with W8-D1-L3. In the last eight games, Villa rank first for xPTS and non-penalty xG ratio, generating 1.29 xG from open play and conceding only 0.53.
United, on the other hand, are in disarray. Their recent European defeat has only added to a difficult season. They sit 11th for xPTS over the last eight games. Their non-penalty xG is just 0.41, and they are conceding 1.30 non-penalty xGA. Only four teams have conceded more big chances in this period. At Old Trafford United are W6-D3-L9, with eight matches where they failed to score and only four clean sheets. Their home record against top-half teams is poor with W2-D3-L4. Across all games against current top-eight sides, their record reads just W1-D1-L9.
Villa have all the momentum here. They are sharper, more structured, and far more efficient in both boxes. United's home advantage might count for something, but Villa have consistently punished weaker opposition on the road.
- Score 0-2 at 9.5 with Skybet
Fulham vs Man City
City need a positive result to secure Champions League qualification, while Fulham are playing for pride with their season effectively settled.
Manchester City have completely dominated this fixture, winning 18 and drawing two of the last 20 head-to-head meetings. Fulham have not beaten them since 2009. However, City have struggled away from home this season, especially against stronger sides. They have only won once on the road against teams currently sitting 12th or higher.
Fulham’s home record is W7-D5-L6. They have kept two clean sheets and failed to score on three occasions at Craven Cottage. Against top-half sides at home, they have performed admirably with W5-D1-L2. Meanwhile, City’s away record mirrors Fulham’s home form (W7-D5-L6). They have managed seven clean sheets but also failed to score in four away games.
Form data over the last eight matches shows Fulham with an xG of 1.04 and xGA of 1.53. They have created only four big chances while conceding eight, ranking them 17th in big chance ratio and 16th for xPTS. Manchester City post a stronger xG of 1.33 and a solid xGA of 0.71. They have had eight big chances for and six against, putting them 12th in big chance ratio and sixth for xPTS.
City are the likely winners, but it may not be straightforward. Fulham have shown they can raise their level at home, particularly against stronger teams
Score 1-2 at 8.0 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 301,644 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Newcastle to beat Everton 3-1 and Villa to leave Old Trafford with a 2-0 win. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 85.5 with Skybet.
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