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 for Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November.
Our Super 6 Challenge predictions
Manchester City vs Brighton
Manchester City's attacking strength at the Etihad makes them favourites, but Brighton's own impressive attacking numbers suggest the visitors can contribute to an entertaining contest.
City average 2.44 xG at home, creating four big chances per match. Their overall attacking output stands at 2.01 xG, while six of their eight Premier League fixtures have produced over 2.5 goals.
Brighton have scored at least twice in six of their opening eight matches, averaging 2.01 xG across the season. Their attacking record suggests they have enough quality to trouble City, although their away defensive performances leave considerable room for improvement.
The Seagulls concede 1.78 xGA and allow 14 shots per away fixture, which should provide City's forwards with opportunities. Brighton have also seen over 2.5 goals in five of eight league matches, reinforcing the expectation of an open game.
City's superior home chance creation should ultimately make the difference, but Brighton's scoring ability makes a clean sheet difficult to predict.
- Score: Manchester City 2-1 Brighton at 7/1
Bournemouth vs Leeds
Bournemouth's outstanding underlying performances at the Vitality Stadium point towards a comfortable home victory against a Leeds side struggling to generate consistent attacking opportunities.
The Cherries average 2.23 xG at home, producing 18.75 shots and 4.25 big chances per fixture. Those figures suggest they are capable of scoring multiple goals, particularly against opponents who struggle to sustain attacking pressure.
Their defensive record is equally impressive. Bournemouth allow just 0.83 xGA at home, giving them an excellent chance of keeping Leeds quiet.
The visitors average 1.26 xG across their opening eight Premier League matches, dropping to 1.08 on their travels. They have scored at least twice in only one league fixture, highlighting their difficulty converting possession into goals.
Leeds will need to defend considerably better than their attacking figures suggest they can compensate for. Bournemouth's ability to create high-quality opportunities, combined with their defensive control, makes a home win with a clean sheet the most convincing outcome.
- Score: Bournemouth 2-0 Leeds at 10/1
Brentford vs Nottingham Forest
Goals at both ends look highly likely when two of the Premier League's most adventurous attacking sides meet at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Brentford have scored in all eight league fixtures, while their home attacking numbers are particularly strong. They average 2.22 xG and create 3.75 big chances per match, suggesting they should have opportunities to score more than once.
Nottingham Forest are equally dangerous away from home, generating 2.48 xG, 18.75 shots and 5.75 big chances per fixture. However, those impressive attacking numbers are accompanied by defensive vulnerabilities. Forest concede 1.46 xGA away, while Brentford allow 1.41 xGA at home.
Both teams have regularly contributed to high-scoring encounters. Forest have recorded both teams to score in all four away matches, while Brentford have done so in six of eight league fixtures. Neither defence looks sufficiently reliable to dominate this contest. With both attacks creating opportunities in considerable volume, a draw featuring four goals is a realistic prediction.
- Score: Brentford 2-2 Nottingham Forest at 11/1
Tottenham vs Crystal Palace
Tottenham's inconsistent attacking performances make this a difficult fixture to predict, but Crystal Palace's problems away from home give the hosts an opportunity to secure a narrow victory.
Spurs average only 1.10 xG across their opening eight Premier League matches, increasing slightly to 1.14 at home. They have failed to score in four league fixtures, including two at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Palace have been similarly unconvincing on their travels. Their away attacking output stands at 1.11 xG, and they have failed to score in three of four away matches.
The visitors also concede 2.30 xGA on the road, providing encouragement for Tottenham despite their limited attacking returns.
Only three Spurs fixtures have featured goals from both teams, while Palace have recorded both teams to score in just one away game. Neither attack has demonstrated enough consistency to justify predicting several goals. Tottenham's home advantage and Palace's defensive vulnerability suggest one goal could settle the contest.
- Score: Tottenham 1-0 Crystal Palace at 15/2
Aston Villa vs Fulham
Recent results provide Aston Villa with encouragement ahead of Fulham's visit, although their underlying numbers suggest another competitive encounter rather than a convincing home victory.
Villa have beaten Newcastle and Manchester City in recent league fixtures, demonstrating their ability to secure results against strong opposition.
However, their overall attacking performance remains modest. They average 1.13 xG across their opening eight Premier League matches, while conceding 1.68 xGA.cTheir home record is also inconsistent, with one victory, one draw and two defeats.
Fulham's away attacking struggles offer Villa their clearest opportunity. The visitors average just 0.90 xG on their travels, compared with 2.13 at Craven Cottage.
They have scored only twice across four away matches, making it difficult to predict them finding the net against opponents showing improved resilience. Villa have enough attacking quality to capitalise on Fulham's limited away threat, but their own scoring figures point towards a narrow margin.
- Score: Aston Villa 1-0 Fulham at 8/1
Liverpool vs Arsenal
Arsenal's defensive performances make them difficult to oppose at Anfield, particularly against a Liverpool side that has struggled to produce consistent attacking returns at home.
The Gunners average just 0.86 xGA across their opening eight Premier League matches, the strongest defensive figure in the division. Their away performances are equally impressive, with three clean sheets from four fixtures and an average of 1.23 xGA conceded.
Liverpool generate 1.46 xG at Anfield, but they have failed to score in two of their four home league games.
Arsenal's attacking record provides further encouragement. They average 1.86 xG overall, although Liverpool concede only 1.29 xGA per home match.
Goals at both ends have been relatively uncommon. Arsenal have recorded both teams to score in just two of eight fixtures, while Liverpool have done so three times. With Arsenal defending consistently and Liverpool occasionally struggling to convert opportunities, a narrow away victory looks the most appealing exact-score prediction.
- Score: Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal at 15/2
The total odds for all six games are a massive 686,663 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Man City to beat Brighton 2-0 and Bournemouth to see off Leeds 2-0. Combining these two games combined give you odds of 87/1 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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