Ahead of another exciting weekend of Premier League action, Steve Freeth is joined by Sam Matterface as they make their 6 Scores Challenge predictions - with the top prize of £1million still waiting to be won.
The fun continues as the fixtures come thick and fast in the Premier League which spells just one thing: another round of our 6 Scores Challenge.
A top prize of £1million awaits anybody who can predict all six scores correctly - some have come close, but nobody has managed to complete the impressive feat yet.
There are scores to predict in big clashes concerning both ends of the table this week. League leaders Arsenal will look to return to winning ways after a shock loss away at Everton last week but they may face a stiff task from their visitors Brentford, who themselves are flying high and dreaming of Europe.
At the other end of the table, Bournemouth, who have picked up just a single point from the last 18 available, will be hoping to gain some momentum in the fight for survival as former boss Eddie Howe visits with his Newcastle side.
This weekend's 6 Scores Challenge fixtures
| Fixture | Kick-off |
|---|---|
| Arsenal v Brentford | 15:00 |
| Crystal Palace v Brighton | 15:00 |
| Leicester v Tottenham | 15:00 |
| Bournemouth v Newcastle | 17:30 |
| Leeds v Manchester United | 14:00, Sunday |
| Manchester City v Aston Villa | 16:30, Sunday |
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Manchester City welcome Unai Emery's Aston Villa side to the Etihad in what is the final game of the weekend, and anything but a win for the home side could prove pivotal in the title race.
The Cityzens currently sit five points off league leaders Arsenal, who have the benefit of a game in hand, and only three points ahead of city rivals United - so a second straight loss for Pep Guardiola's side could have big implications on their hopes of picking up a seventh Premier League title.
In the video above, Steve Freeth and Sam Matterface discuss this weekend's action as well as giving their 6 Scores Challenge predictions.
6 Scores Challenge Terms and Conditions
