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Round 26 Super 6 Fixtures
- Liverpool vs Burnley - Kick-off @ 15:00, 17 January
- Chelsea vs Brentford - Kick-off @ 15:00, 17 January
- Sunderland vs Crystal Palace - Kick-off @ 15:00, 17 January
- Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal - Kick-off @ 17:30, 17 January
- Wolves vs Newcastle United - Kick-off @ 14:00, 18 January
- Aston Villa vs Everton - Kick-off @ 16.30, 18 January
Round 27 Super 6 Tips and Predictions
Liverpool 2-0 Burnley
Defending Premier League champions Liverpool host relegation-threatened Burnley this weekend. The Clarets have picked up just three points from their last six EPL fixtures and sit eight points adrift of safety. By contrast, Liverpool have averaged two points per game over their last six matches and have returned to the top four.
Liverpool have won their last six meetings with Burnley. However, four of their last five contests have seen two or fewer goals scored. With Arne Slot’s men still struggling in the final third, we are backing them to win by a modest two-goal margin this weekend.
The Reds have scored 1.50 goals per home game, which is surprisingly below the league average.
Chelsea 2-2 Brentford
Liam Rosenior’s first home Premier League game in charge of Chelsea is against west London neighbours Brentford. The Bees are in supreme form right now, having won four of their last five EPL matches. Despite many EPL pundits doubting Brentford under rookie boss, Keith Andrews, the Bees have continued to thrive. They sit fifth, three places and two points above Saturday’s opponents, Chelsea.
Three of the last four EPL meetings involving these sides have ended in stalemates. Brentford have also won three of their last four visits to Stamford Bridge in the Premier League. Their aggressive, direct style will put Chelsea’s young side to the test.
With Brentford unbeaten in six and Chelsea failing to keep a clean sheet in their last seven matches, we’re backing the visitors to score. We expect them to have better goalscoring opportunities in another entertaining draw.
Sunderland 1-1 Crystal Palace
It’s a measure of how well Sunderland have adapted to EPL life that their recent form has been considered disappointing. The newly-promoted Black Cats have gone five matches without a win. However, Regis Le Bris’ men have drawn four of those games. They still sit three places and two points above Saturday's opponents, Crystal Palace.
Oliver Glasner’s Eagles are still reeling from their staggering FA Cup 3rd Round loss at sixth-tier Macclesfield last weekend. Palace are without a win in their last nine games, as their hectic festive fixture schedule continues to take its toll. Six of Sunderland’s last seven EPL games have featured two or fewer goals. Meanwhile, five of the last six EPL matches involving Palace have seen Under 2.5 Goals bets come through.
A point apiece wouldn’t be a dreadful outcome for either side here. Therefore, we’re backing a low-scoring draw at the Stadium of Light.
Nottingham Forest 1-2 Arsenal
Nottingham Forest’s 2-1 win at West Ham United last week has pushed them seven points clear of the relegation zone. Sean Dyche’s men are still far from convincing, especially in front of their own fans. Forest have averaged just one point per home game in 2025/26.
By contrast, Arsenal average twice that amount per away game, as the Gunners sit six points clear at the EPL summit. They are unbeaten in their last five meetings with Forest and have kept clean sheets in their last three match-ups.
Forest have conceded first in 16 of their 21 EPL games this season. If they do so against Arsenal, it could be difficult to see them finding a way back into this game. They’ve conceded just 14 goals all season, but their xGA is 1.11 goals per away game. That’s why we’re backing a narrow away win, with the hosts getting a late consolation.
Wolves 1-1 Newcastle United
Wolves have picked up five points from their last three Premier League matches. Wanderers’ boss, Rob Edwards, hopes their home form continues to improve as they host Newcastle on Sunday afternoon.
Despite serious injury issues at both ends of the pitch, Newcastle have stormed into sixth place after three wins in a row. The Magpies have also won their last four match-ups with Wolves in the Premier League and are unbeaten in their last eight. Newcastle have won 11 of their last 13 home games in all competitions but are less convincing on the road. Eddie Howe’s men currently average just 0.90 points per away game.
Newcastle played 120 minutes in the FA Cup against Bournemouth last weekend. They also have the EFL Cup semi-final in midweek, which means they’ll be tired both physically and mentally visiting the Black Country. That’s why we’re backing Wolves’ modest revival to continue with another score draw at Molineux.
Aston Villa 2-0 Everton
Everyone talks about Manchester City being Arsenal’s main rival for the Premier League title. Yet, Aston Villa are only below City on goal difference. They’ve picked up 13 points from their last six games. On Sunday, they face an Everton side who have just one win in their last six matches.
The Toffees continue to struggle for goals, with only Crystal Palace scoring fewer than them in the EPL’s top 16 teams. Villa average 2.40 points per home game, and they’ve already beaten league leaders Arsenal at Villa Park.
Villa have won five of their last six home meetings with Everton in the EPL. We expect that to become six of their last seven on Sunday, despite the return of Villa icon, Jack Grealish, in an Everton jersey. Although Everton have only conceded one goal per away game this season, their xGA is 1.74 on the road. This suggests they’ve been fortunate of late and a regression to the mean is likely.
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