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Round 31 Super 6 Fixtures
- Leeds United vs Arsenal – Kick-off @ 15.00, 31st January
- Brighton vs Everton – Kick-off @ 15.00, 31st January
- Chelsea vs West Ham – Kick-off @ 17.30, 31st January
- Liverpool vs Newcastle United – Kick-off @ 20.00, 31st January
- Manchester United vs Fulham – Kick-off @ 14.00, 1st February
- Tottenham vs Manchester City – Kick-off @ 16.30, 1st February
Round 31 Super 6 Tips and Predictions
Leeds United 1-2 Arsenal
This is another potential banana skin for league leaders Arsenal. Newly-promoted Leeds have lost only two of their 11 home EPL games so far this season. Daniel Farke’s men are managing to stay clear of the relegation zone, sitting six points above it. At Elland Road, they’ve defeated Chelsea and drawn with both Liverpool and Manchester United.
With Arsenal on a three-game winless streak, the Gunners will travel to Elland Road with a little trepidation. Leeds have scored in each of their previous nine home games this season. Arsenal have scored in 20 of their 23 league games, so expecting both teams to score feels like a fair shout.
Gyokeres, Havertz and Martinelli all scored for Arsenal in midweek UCL action. Therefore, we’re backing them to edge out United in a high-intensity contest.
Brighton 1-1 Everton
This mid-table clash is between two hugely inconsistent teams this weekend. Everton are somewhat surprisingly above the Seagulls, with Brighton picking up just seven points from their last eight games. There has been nothing wrong with Brighton’s home form, however. They’ve lost just once in front of their own fans so far this season.
Brighton average just over one goal conceded per home game, while Everton average just under one goal conceded (0.91) per away game. Brighton have scored in 91% of their home games this season. Meanwhile, David Moyes’ Toffees arrive on the Sussex coast having won back-to-back away games.
It’s tough to split these sides, so we’re backing a stalemate here.
Chelsea 3-1 West Ham
Chelsea have averaged 1.64 points per home game this season, while West Ham have won only two of their 11 away games. The Blues’ impressive UCL win at Napoli is a major confidence boost for Liam Rosenior’s Chelsea. However, West Ham have also been buoyed by back-to-back EPL wins, moving to within five points of safety.
The west London outfit have won their last four EPL meetings with their east London rivals. The Hammers have also failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 12 meetings with the Blues. Their last five meetings have also featured three or more goals. With Joao Pedro back in form, we foresee Chelsea bringing the Hammers back down to earth with a bump here.
Liverpool 2-2 Newcastle
This is another very difficult fixture to call. Liverpool’s recent form has been dire, having picked up just four points from their last five EPL matches. Yet, the Reds still average 1.91 points per game at Anfield. Newcastle’s away form has been patchy at best too. The Magpies have picked up just 0.91 points per game away from Tyneside. However, United have picked up four points from their last two away fixtures.
With the long-term future of Arne Slot still in serious question, Newcastle will be keen to put the pressure on this weekend. A win for Eddie Howe’s men could lift them above Liverpool in the table on goal difference. Liverpool are shipping goals for fun right now, but Newcastle’s forward line is by no means potent. They average just 0.91 goals per away game, well below the 1.21 league average.
Newcastle will also take confidence from their 1-1 draw at PSG in midweek. We think they can get something out of their trip to Merseyside too.
Manchester United 2-0 Fulham
Manchester United are riding the crest of a wave right now. Since the appointment of interim boss, Michael Carrick, the Red Devils have surged up the table. Wins over Manchester City and Arsenal have moved United into the top four, one point clear of fifth-placed Chelsea. On Sunday, they entertain a Fulham side that are only four points behind them in seventh place.
United have won 20 of their last 28 competitive meetings against the Cottagers. They also average 1.91 points per game at home this season, turning Old Trafford into more of a fortress than recent seasons. The Red Devils are slightly underperforming their xG at home this season, averaging 1.82 goals to their 1.92 xG.
Fulham’s last three away games featured two or fewer goals. Meanwhile, three of United’s last four home games have had two goals or fewer. We’re backing United to make it three wins on the bounce for Carrick.
Tottenham 0-2 Manchester City
It’s practically impossible to back Tottenham to win at home with any confidence. They have averaged a staggering 0.82 points per home game this season. They’ve only won twice in front of their own fans in 2025/26. Manchester City have averaged 1.55 points per away game this season, losing four of their 11 games on the road.
Both sides came through unscathed in UCL action in midweek, with 2-0 wins apiece. There is one interesting statistic that spans the last seven meetings involving these teams at Tottenham. A bet on Both Teams to Score (No) has won every time, with a clean sheet achieved by the winning side on each occasion.
We’re backing City to maintain this strange statistic, having shipped just five goals in their last eight games.
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