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.
This weekend's fixtures take place across Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th October, with Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United all featuring. There are some difficult matches to assess, particularly at Anfield, where Brighton's attacking form could cause Liverpool problems.
Here are this week's selections.
Our Super 6 Challenge predictions
Arsenal vs Everton
Arsenal have built their early-season performances around a strong defensive record, and another home victory looks the most likely outcome against Everton. Their three Premier League matches at the Emirates Stadium have produced just two goals conceded, with opponents generating only 1.41 xGA across those fixtures.
The hosts have been productive at the other end, recording 6.49 xG at home. Their recent victories against Leeds United and Nottingham Forest have also demonstrated an ability to secure results without needing to dominate the scoreline.
Everton have been less convincing away from Goodison Park, scoring three goals and conceding three across their opening three fixtures on the road. Their underlying numbers of 4.22 xG and 4.54 xGA suggest they have been competitive without consistently creating a clear advantage over opponents.
Their latest league outing ended in a 2-0 defeat against Chelsea, while a previous trip to Hull City produced a 2-2 draw. Those results suggest Everton can threaten opponents, but they have also struggled to prevent chances.
Arsenal's defensive strength is the decisive factor. Their ability to restrict opponents to relatively few clear opportunities should make life difficult for an Everton attack that has not been particularly prolific away from home.
The hosts have enough attacking quality to score twice, and their defensive numbers point towards another clean sheet.
- Score: Arsenal 2-0 Everton at 11/2
Coventry City vs Fulham
Coventry City's recent results highlight both their attacking potential and their defensive weaknesses. They produced an impressive 4-1 victory against Newcastle United before losing 3-1 at Tottenham on Monday evening, demonstrating how quickly matches involving the promoted side can become open contests.
Their three home Premier League fixtures have produced four goals scored and seven conceded. Coventry have generated 4.38 xG while allowing 5.35 xGA, suggesting they are creating opportunities but giving opponents too much space at the other end.
Fulham arrive following a 1-0 victory against Hull City, although their away attacking performances have been disappointing. Marco Silva's side have scored just once in three matches on their travels, averaging 0.94 xG per game.
The visitors have conceded three goals away from home, with 3.99 xGA suggesting their defensive performances have been reasonably competitive. However, Coventry's willingness to attack should provide a different challenge from some of Fulham's previous opponents.
Coventry's defensive record makes a clean sheet difficult to predict, particularly against a Fulham side capable of exploiting mistakes. Nevertheless, their recent attacking performances suggest they have enough confidence to create several opportunities at home.
The hosts have shown they can compete with established Premier League opposition, and Fulham's limited away goalscoring record gives Coventry a reasonable opportunity to secure another important victory.
- Score: Coventry City 2-1 Fulham at 9/1
Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur
Chelsea's recent dominance of Tottenham provides a compelling starting point for Saturday evening's London derby. The Blues have won six consecutive Premier League meetings between the clubs, including their last four encounters at Stamford Bridge.
Their attacking performances at home this season have been particularly impressive. Chelsea have scored 11 goals across three league fixtures, although their 5.53 xG indicates they have converted opportunities at a rate considerably higher than expected.
Their recent 5-1 victory against Bournemouth was a good example, with Chelsea scoring five times from just 1.09 xG and ten shots. They followed that performance with a 2-0 victory at Everton, showing they can also secure results through a more controlled approach.
Tottenham arrive after beating Coventry 3-1, but their away record remains a significant concern. Spurs have scored only once in three league matches on their travels, while conceding four goals and allowing 5.33 xGA.
Their 3-0 defeat at Brentford was especially poor, with Tottenham conceding 26 shots and 3.87 xGA. Although they have subsequently improved, their attacking performances away from home have remained unconvincing.
Chelsea have conceded six goals at Stamford Bridge, so their defensive record is not without weaknesses. However, Tottenham's lack of away attacking productivity and the hosts' impressive record in this fixture point towards another Chelsea victory.
A repeat of the Blues' recent defensive performance at Everton would be enough to secure the predicted result.
- Score: Chelsea 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur at 9/1
Manchester United vs Bournemouth
Manchester United have drawn their last three Premier League matches 1-1, against Fulham, Tottenham and Leeds United, but their underlying attacking numbers suggest they should be capable of improving on that sequence against Bournemouth.
Michael Carrick's side have generated 6.00 xG across three home league fixtures, averaging 2.00 per game. They have scored six goals at Old Trafford, although their defensive record of four conceded suggests opponents have been able to create opportunities.
Bournemouth's away performances make this an attractive fixture for United. The visitors have conceded nine goals in three matches on their travels, including five against Chelsea, and their defensive record is considerably worse than their performances at the Vitality Stadium.
The attacking difference is also significant. Bournemouth have generated 8.93 xG across four home fixtures but just 2.97 xG in three away matches, highlighting their difficulties in maintaining the same level of threat on the road.
Their recent 2-0 victory against Sunderland demonstrated they remain capable of producing effective attacking performances, but travelling to Old Trafford presents a more demanding examination.
United's attacking numbers suggest they should create enough opportunities to score more than once, particularly against opponents who have struggled to contain pressure away from home.
However, their defensive record makes another clean sheet difficult to trust. Bournemouth have enough attacking quality to score, but the hosts should be able to turn their recent draws into three points.
- Score: Manchester United 2-1 Bournemouth at 15/2
Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion
Liverpool's disappointing home performances make Brighton one of the more interesting selections in this weekend's Super 6. The hosts have scored just twice in three Premier League matches at Anfield, conceding five goals and struggling to establish the control normally associated with their home fixtures.
Their underlying numbers of 4.58 xG and 4.24 xGA suggest Liverpool have created slightly better opportunities than their opponents, but the difference has been marginal.
Brighton arrive in outstanding attacking form after beating Sunderland 2-0 and Crystal Palace 5-0 in consecutive league matches. Their away performances have been particularly impressive, producing ten goals across three fixtures.
However, that scoring return has come from 4.79 xG, indicating that Brighton's finishing has been exceptionally clinical. Maintaining that conversion rate will be difficult, particularly against stronger opponents.
There are also defensive concerns. Brighton have conceded four goals on their travels while allowing 5.84 xGA, suggesting Liverpool should have opportunities to improve their disappointing home scoring record.
The hosts recently recovered from a 3-0 defeat against Manchester City by beating Brentford 2-1, but Brighton's attacking confidence makes them dangerous opponents.
Liverpool's home record is difficult to overlook, and Brighton have demonstrated they can punish defensive mistakes. The visitors' finishing may eventually regress towards their underlying numbers, but their current attacking momentum makes an away victory a realistic possibility.
Liverpool should find the net against a Brighton defence that has allowed opportunities, although the visitors could exploit the hosts' vulnerability at Anfield.
- Score: Liverpool 1-2 Brighton & Hove Albion at 10/1
Sunderland vs Leeds United
Sunderland have endured a difficult sequence of Premier League results, losing their last three matches against Manchester City, Brighton and Bournemouth. Those defeats have produced nine goals conceded, while Regis Le Bris' side have failed to score in their last two outings.
Their home attacking record is particularly disappointing. Sunderland have scored just once in three Premier League fixtures at the Stadium of Light, despite generating 4.18 xG.
That difference suggests the hosts have been creating opportunities without converting them, although their recent performances indicate confidence in front of goal is becoming an issue.
Leeds United have been more competitive, drawing 1-1 against Manchester United in their latest fixture after losing narrowly to Arsenal. Their away record includes three goals scored and three conceded across three matches.
However, Leeds have allowed 5.26 xGA on their travels, suggesting their defensive record has benefited from opponents failing to convert opportunities.
Recent meetings between these sides point towards another close contest. Five of the last six league encounters have produced fewer than three goals, including Sunderland's 1-0 victory at Elland Road in March.
Sunderland also face the challenge of recovering from Thursday's Europa League trip to Lech Poznan, giving Leeds an additional advantage in preparation time.
Neither side has demonstrated particularly convincing attacking consistency, making a high-scoring encounter difficult to support. Sunderland's finishing problems and demanding schedule could prove decisive, with Leeds capable of finding the single goal required to secure an away victory.
- Score: Sunderland 0-1 Leeds United at 6/1
The total odds for all six games are a massive 425,424 with Skybet, which may be worth a £1 stake for some fun, I am keen to back Arsenal to beat Everton 2-0 and Chelsea to beat Spurs by the same score line. Combining these two games combined give you odds of 64/1 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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