Sky Super 6 round 20 predictions and tips

By Deniss Novickis | Published: December 12, 2025

The Super 6 continues with six English Premier League matches on Saturday and Sunday after a week full of games in three UEFA tournaments. Check our predictions for round 20, as once again we expect plenty of astonishing goals and dramatic scenarios.

Deadline: Saturday 13th December, 5:00pm (UK time)

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Liverpool vs. Brighton

2-1 victory by the Reds

Both teams have 23 points so far, and Brighton are above the hosts in the standings on a goal difference. However, there's no doubt which side is stronger here, with all respect to Fabian Hürzeler and Ko. Liverpool celebrated a vital victory over Inter in Milan on Tuesday, and are on a 4-game unbeaten streak. The Arne Slot rollercoaster will come to an end sooner rather than later.

Chelsea vs. Everton

This game will end in a 2-2 draw

This is another clash between the neighbours in the table, as Chelsea are fifth, two points ahead of Everton. However, the capital club earned just two draws in the last four matches, playing poorly in both halves of the pitch. They have to turn the situation around quickly, yet Everton are very good in December with two victories and two clean sheets. We are opting for a high-scoring draw at Stamford Bridge.

Burnley vs. Fulham

Fulham to win 3-1

Unlike the previous two, this is a battle between the sides who are fighting to avoid relegation. Losing the last six games, Burnley also allowed at least two goals in five of them. Fulham was beaten in the previous two, but both of their opponents are in the Champions League zone. The Cottagers will be back on the winning track this Saturday, albeit without a clean sheet.

Crystal Palace vs. Manchester City

Manchester City win 2-1

Crystal Palace continue to impress and sit fourth in the table, but this game will be a major test for their credentials. The Citizens arrive in great form, recently defeating Real Madrid in the UCL. They're just two points away from leading the Premier League table. Palace should be able to find the net at Selhurst Park, but City's firepower will be decisive.

Sunderland vs. Newcastle

A 1-1 draw

The form of both teams often goes out of the window in the Tyne-Wear derby. Sunderland have been strong at home, already taking points from elite clubs this season. Newcastle struggle for consistency away from home. They tend to let advantages slip, and it could haunt them against the Black Cats. A hard-fought draw is the most likely outcome.

Brentford vs. Leeds

A 3-1 victory by Brentford

Leeds gained confidence after a big win over Chelsea and a draw against Liverpool, but their results on the road aren't the same. The Whites are still searching for their first away win since September. They also continue to concede far too many goals. Brentford have been reliable at home, where their attack usually clicks.