Sky Sports Super Six Predictions and Tips

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West Ham United vs. Everton

I think this is the most difficult fixture of the weekend to predict, and the regular teams are involved. West Ham and Everton have certainly derailed some of our predictions in recent weeks, and I wouldn't be surprised if the same happens on Saturday.

For this game, I'm leaning towards an away victory and a narrow one at that. West Ham have a habit of leaking goals at the moment, but Everton's 10 goals this season do not fill me with bundles of confidence. A 0-1 seems very possible all things considered.

Crystal Palace vs. Fulham

We get slightly easier with the second match of the weekend, but not by much, as Crystal Palace host Fulham. Once again, I'm going for a narrow away victory. Palace are in real trouble, currently, and their win against Tottenham Hotspur does little for me.

Fulham have a habit of conceding - doing so in all but one of their Premier League games so far this season - but they are slightly better defensively away from home. After the chaos last weekend of their game against Brentford, I think they might be carried to another win by momentum.

Brighton vs. Manchester City

Things are really not going well for Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, and the reigning champions have lost three games in a row across all competitions. Whilst the Citizens' season has not derailed (far from it), they must get themselves back on track, and a visit to the coast provides a perfect opportunity.

Fabian Hurzeler has shown himself to be a great manager so far, but I think his side will be outclassed by the visitors. I can see it being a quite open game, so I think both teams scoring is not an outrageous suggestion for anyone looking to play a Bet Builder this weekend.

Liverpool vs. Aston Villa

The next game sees the current league leaders face Aston Villa, and Arne Slot will be asking for continuity after the midweek performance against Leverkusen. Once again at Anfield, the Reds will hope to extend their lead to five points if results go their way.

It must begin with themselves, though, and with almost two goals scored per game, and only 0.6 conceded, the stats point in the way of a Liverpool win. Whilst the Villains are more prolific away from home, they also concede an extra 0.8 goals (2 per game), so another defeat could be very much on the cards.

Nottingham Forest vs. Newcastle United

Our fifth game of the weekend is another tricky one to call, as we have Champions League-placed Nottingham Forest hosting Newcastle United who are attempting to find their way back into a European place.

I don't think there will be anything to split the two sides at full-time, due to both team's fairly even records. Newcastle average a goal scored and conceded each game - a poor stat over the course of a season for a European contesting side. Forest, on the other hand, score slightly less at City Ground (1.2 per game as opposed to 1.6 away from home), and a draw looks quite likely.

Chelsea vs. Arsenal

Finally, we have a London derby to wrap up the weekend, and I'm going with the Gunners. Potentially, that is a shock in itself after this week's European action, but the visitors will be desperate for a chance to re-enter themselves into the title race after a few disappointing results.

The visitors have not lost at Stamford Bridge since 2018, so they will look to extend this record, and I think there is a good chance of them doing so, with a fire in their bellies after a disappointing defeat to Inter - who remain the favourites for Serie A.