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 Utd vs Burnley
A narrow 2-1 victory for Manchester United looks a logical outcome when they host Burnley at Old Trafford. United have been struggling for rhythm under Ruben Amorim, with no wins in their opening two league games and a humiliating Carabao Cup exit to League Two Grimsby. However, even in difficult spells last season, they were still capable of grinding out tight home wins against solid but limited opposition. Under Amorim in 2024/25, United recorded home victories by the same 2-1 score line against Ipswich, Leicester and Southampton, matches where they showed just enough quality in attack to edge contests that were far from dominant performances.
The current side are carrying similar traits. They are producing volume with seven shots on target per game and nine shots in the box but remain wasteful. Burnley’s defensive structure will make this uncomfortable, but they are conceding 1.54 xG per match and have already allowed 5.5 shots on target per game. That should give United’s front line of Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo and Bruno Fernandes chances to work with.
At the same time, United have yet to record a clean sheet this season, and Burnley carry enough set-piece and counter-attacking threat to find a goal of their own. A repeat of last season’s pattern with a laboured but ultimately successful 2-1 home win looks entirely plausible.
Score 2-1 at 7/1 with Skybet
Tottenham vs Bournemouth
Tottenham host Bournemouth at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in what promises to be one of the more entertaining fixtures of the weekend. Spurs have made the perfect start under Thomas Frank, winning 3-0 at home to Burnley and following up with a clinical 2-0 victory away at Manchester City. Bournemouth arrive with three points from their opening two games, losing 4-2 at Anfield but responding with a narrow 1-0 win over Wolves. With both managers encouraging attacking football, this clash could easily tilt towards another high-scoring contest.
Tottenham’s clean-sheet record does not tell the full story. They have faced 27 shots across their two matches, with eight efforts on target and two classified as big chances. Both Burnley and City created more than ten attempts, and Bournemouth will believe they can exploit similar openings. In Antoine Semenyo, Evanilson, and Justin Kluivert and Ben Doak, Andoni Iraola has pace, movement, and technical quality that can trouble Spurs’ back line.
At the other end, Tottenham have plenty of firepower. Richarlison and Brennan Johnson have both started the campaign with goals, while Dominic Solanke adds a central option with presence inside the box. With Joao Palhinha supporting from midfield and Kudus able to create from wide areas, Spurs carry multiple threats. Given Bournemouth’s away scoring record last season and Spurs’ ability to punish mistakes, a 2-2 draw looks a realistic outcome.
- Score 2-2 at 11/1 with Skybet
Wolves vs Everton
Everton head to Molineux on Saturday under David Moyes, aiming to build on a steady start to the new campaign. They sit mid-table with three points from their opening two games, showing the defensive resilience that was a hallmark of their away form last season. Everton conceded just 21 goals on the road in 2024/25 and have let in only one across their first two league matches this year, a sign Moyes has them well organised and difficult to break down.
Wolves come into this fixture in stark contrast. Two defeats from two, no goals scored and five conceded leaves them inside the bottom two and already under pressure. Their underlying data is even more alarming: no big chances created, just three shots on target across both games, and an xG profile that is comfortably the worst in the division. That continues a worrying trend from last season, when they ranked in the bottom six for home xPTS and conceded more than they created at Molineux.
Everton’s attacking numbers are not strong, but they may only need a couple of moments to punish a Wolves side looking fragile. Moyes’ side can control the key periods, edge the big chances, and come away with a hard-earned 2-1 win.
- Score 1-2 at 17/2 with Skybet
Leeds Utd vs Newcastle Utd
Elland Road hosts Leeds against Newcastle in what already feels like a test of depth and resilience. Leeds sit mid-table with three points from their opening two games, but their numbers tell a worrying story. A 1-0 win over Everton was followed by a heavy defeat at Arsenal, leaving them with just one goal scored and five conceded. Their xG ratio sits at only 32%, suggesting they have been outplayed in both matches.
Newcastle come into this one with only a single point, but performances have been stronger than results. Against Liverpool they played the entire second half with ten men after Anthony Gordon’s red card yet still won the xG battle and fought back from 0-2 to 2-2 before conceding late. That display showed resilience, but it also came at a physical and emotional cost. Gordon is now suspended, Alexander Isak remains unavailable, Fabian Schar has been ruled out, while Joelinton and Sandro Tonali are extremely doubtful. It leaves Eddie Howe without several of his first-choice starters across the pitch.
Even so, Newcastle’s underlying strength is clear. They are generating more shots in the box than any other team so far, and their away profile last season ranked among the league’s top five on expected points. Leeds’ injuries to Ethan Ampadu and Ao Tanaka weaken an already fragile defence. Despite their own absentees, Newcastle still look the likelier side to impose themselves. A focused 2-0 away win is a realistic call.
Score 0-2 at 9/1 with Skybet
Brighton vs Man City
The Amex will host one of the standout fixtures of the weekend as Brighton welcome Manchester City, with both sides heading into the clash under pressure to turn performance into results. Brighton sit near the bottom after two games without a win, while City’s strong opening victory at Wolves was followed by a flat home defeat to Spurs that raised questions over Guardiola’s side. It is an early-season meeting that already feels important, with Brighton desperate for a statement result and City looking to steady themselves.
Brighton’s performances suggest they are far better than their record shows. They produced 2.43 xG in defeat at Everton, hit the woodwork twice, saw a penalty saved and wasted several big chances. Across their first two games, they rank second in the league for shots on target per game and hold a 67% xG ratio, numbers that point to control and threat.
City remain formidable but have issues of their own. They are yet to keep a clean sheet this season, their goalkeeper situation is unsettled, and Erling Haaland’s missed chances against Spurs reminded everyone they are not flawless. Brighton’s attacking volume at home should give them opportunities, while City’s quality ensures they will find a goal. A 1-1 draw feels a realistic outcome.
Score 1-2 at 7/1 with Skybet
Liverpool vs Arsenal
Anfield stages one of the standout fixtures of the early season as Liverpool host Arsenal, with both sides coming into the game on the back of perfect starts. Liverpool have scored seven times in two matches, while Arsenal have yet to concede a goal and sit top of the table on goal difference. It sets up a clash between the league’s most explosive attack and its most disciplined defence.
Liverpool’s record at home last season was outstanding, the best in the Premier League both in points and expected numbers. They created more chances in the box than anyone else and scored in every game but one. Early signs this season suggest that attacking strength is still in place, with 10 shots on target per game and 13 shots in the box, comfortably the highest in the division. The problem has been at the other end, with four goals conceded already and no clean sheet.
Arsenal, by contrast, look defensively watertight. They have not given up a big chance in their opening two games and carried their excellent away record from last season into this campaign. Their away profile was the league’s best for goals against and xGA, and they have added greater attacking threat to that solid platform.
Liverpool’s firepower meets Arsenal’s defensive control, and a 1-1 draw looks the likeliest outcome.
Score 1-1 at 6/1 with Skybet
The total odds for all six games are a massive 510,719/1 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back both Liverpool & Arsenal to draw 1-1 and Everton to beat Wolves 2-1. Combining these two games combined gives you odds of 66/1 with Skybet.
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