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Sky Bet Super 6 Tips: Expert Analysis for Round 18's Games - 6/12

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Round 18’s Super 6 Fixtures

  • AFC Bournemouth vs Chelsea – Kick-off @ 15:00, 6th December
  • Manchester City vs Sunderland – Kick-off @ 15:00, 6th December
  • Tottenham vs Brentford – Kick-off @ 15:00, 6th December
  • Newcastle United vs Burnley – Kick-off @ 15:00, 6th December
  • Everton vs Nottingham Forest – Kick-off @ 15:00, 6th December
  • Leeds United vs Liverpool – Kick-off @ 17:30, 6th December

Round 18's Super 6 Tips and Predictions

AFC Bournemouth 2-3 Chelsea

Chelsea were disappointing in their 3-1 defeat at Leeds on Wednesday evening. Saturday’s opponents, Bournemouth, were also lacklustre, having lost 1-0 at home to Everton on Tuesday night. The Blues are undefeated in their last eight meetings with the Cherries in the EPL. Enzo Maresca’s men have scored first in five of their previous six match-ups.

Bournemouth have also conceded first in four of their last five Premier League fixtures. The same number of matches have seen three or more goals scored. Maresca is unlikely to tolerate a repeat of their lacklustre showing at Elland Road. The Blues are expected to win an open contest by a one-goal margin.

Manchester City 3-1 Sunderland

Few expected Sunderland to get a result at defending champions Liverpool. However, the Black Cats came within a whisker of taking all three points back to Wearside. They were forced to settle for a point in the end, but Sunderland remain inside the top six following this draw at Anfield.

Manchester City are still Arsenal’s main challengers for the Premier League title in 2025/26. Pep Guardiola’s men have won four of their last five games. Their matches have been entertaining, with 14 goals featured in their last two victories over Leeds and Fulham. City are comfortably the highest-scoring team in the division, with 32 goals in 14 games.

Although Liverpool couldn’t find a way to beat the Black Cats, City’s attack should give them the edge.

Tottenham 1-2 Brentford

Brentford face another London derby this week following their 2-0 defeat to Arsenal on Wednesday. The Bees travel to North London to take on Tottenham, aiming to get back to winning ways. Both sides stand on 19 points apiece but have achieved it in different ways. Brentford have drawn only one of their 14 games this season.

This promises to be an emotional afternoon for Spurs’ boss, Thomas Frank. He is to face his former employers for the first time. Frank is already under increasing scrutiny from some sections of the Tottenham fanbase. They are winless in their last five games, losing three, which has accelerated their fall into the bottom half. Their last home defeat to Fulham highlighted their defensive frailties. 

Home games have been a real issue for Spurs, having picked up just five points from seven matches. Brentford have also lost six of their seven away games, so it’s a tough one to predict. However, the visitors’ direct approach should get more joy out of Spurs’ fragile defence.

Newcastle United 2-0 Burnley

Newcastle have picked up seven points from their last three games. Meanwhile, Burnley have lost ten of their first 14 games back in the Premier League. They have the second-worst defensive record in the league, averaging two goals conceded per game.

Magpies’ boss, Eddie Howe, sees this fixture as a golden opportunity to catch up with the top five. A win here could move them to within a couple of points of fifth. The Clarets have lost their last four meetings with Newcastle. The Magpies have led at half-time in four of their last five meetings. If Howe’s men do get an early goal, this could be a long afternoon for Burnley.

Both teams have scored in Newcastle’s five previous league games. However, the Clarets have only scored once in their last three games, and the hosts should shut Burnley out here.

Everton 1-1 Nottingham Forest

David Moyes’ Everton are quietly moving their way up the Premier League table. The Toffees have won three of their last four games and moved to within three points of fourth-placed Chelsea. On Saturday, they host a Nottingham Forest side with an identical points haul from their last four games. This demonstrates big improvements under Sean Dyche.

Forest’s lack of goals is still evident, averaging only one goal scored per game. Everton have only scored 15 goals in 14 games themselves, so a low-scoring encounter seems likely. Dyche is returning to one of his former clubs, so he will be keen to get one over on the Merseyside outfit. A low-scoring stalemate appears to be the most likely outcome between two fast-improving sides.

Leeds United 2-2 Liverpool

Earlier this week, reports suggested that Leeds’ boss, Daniel Farke, had two games to save his job. Farke may just have earned a stay of execution following his side’s 3-1 home win over Chelsea on Wednesday night. The win moves United out of the bottom three, three points ahead of 18th-placed West Ham.

They host defending champions Liverpool on Saturday evening, bidding for back-to-back wins in front of their own supporters. Liverpool are still by no means in convincing form. They limped their way to a 1-1 home draw with newly-promoted Sunderland on Wednesday, so Leeds will go into this game with confidence.

The Reds have scored six against Leeds in two of their last three meetings, but they are unlikely to be anywhere near as dominant this time. Leeds haven’t kept a clean sheet against Liverpool in their last 18 meetings. Therefore, both teams scoring in an entertaining draw appears likely.

What is Sky Bet Super 6?

Super 6 is Sky Bet’s free-to-play predictor game. Players must attempt to correctly pick the final scoreline of six matches in each round. The Jackpot prize for correctly predicting all six scorelines is usually £250,000.

The game is split into rounds. Each round typically covers a weekend of Premier League fixtures, although other competitions and midweek rounds will also be included throughout the season.

Players can also compete in private head-to-head and overall leagues. Users will earn five points for correctly predicting a scoreline in a match, and two points for getting the correct result but the wrong scoreline. There is a prize of £5,000 for the player with the most points each round. 

The deadline for entering is the kick-off time for the first fixture of the round.

Super 6 has the Golden Goal feature to settle tiebreaker situations. Users must predict which minute they think the earliest goal will be scored in the six matches in the round. In the event of a tie, the most accurate prediction will win the prize. 

Super 6 will usually run special events throughout the football season. That has included Jackpot rollovers of up to £1,000,000 in recent seasons.

How to Enter Sky Bet Super 6

It’s easy to enter Sky Bet’s Super 6. Just follow these simple steps:

  1. Head to the website or app: Go to the Super 6 website or download the Super 6 app on Apple or Android
  2. Create an account: You must have a Sky Bet account in order to play. It’s easy to sign up if you haven’t got an account yet. Just create an account and sign in through the Super 6 website or app.
  3. Make your predictions: Choose your scoreline predictions for each of the six matches
  4. Enter your Tiebreaker: Pick which minute you think the earliest goal will be scored across these six matches
  5. Save your predictions: Hit save to lock your predictions in for this round. The next set of fixtures will be announced after the conclusion of the round.
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