PSG vs Arsenal prediction and betting odds on 2026 Champions League final
By Klimentijs Konevs | Published: May 5, 2026, 10:25
The Super 6 quest continues with six Premier League matches this weekend. Have a look at our predictions for round 53, as these games will surely bring plenty of excitement and drama, whichever club you support.
Deadline: Saturday 9th May, 15:00 (UK time)
Sunderland are without a win in their last three matches, including a 1-1 draw against already relegated Wolverhampton. They are still in the mix for European places, but their current form makes that push increasingly difficult. Manchester United look much more convincing. They've already secured a Champions League place and just beat Liverpool 3-2 in one of their best performances of the season. Even away, United should handle this.
Brighton sit just one point behind a Conference League spot and remain in the fight for Europe. Their recent run has been solid overall, even if it was halted by a 3-1 defeat to Newcastle last time out. Wolves are simply trying to get through the remainder of the season. They can still pick up occasional results, like the recent draw with Sunderland, but consistency isn't there.
Fulham come into this match after a 3-0 loss to Arsenal, and their form has been inconsistent overall. Still, they remain close to European places. Bournemouth, meanwhile, continue their unbeaten run since January. They often perform well against stronger opponents, but frequently end up sharing points in draws against weaker sides.
Manchester City dropped points in a dramatic 3-3 draw against Everton, where they were so close to losing. Now, they likely need a perfect run-in and slip-ups from Arsenal to keep their title hopes alive. Brentford have beaten West Ham in their most recent fixture, though they had lost to Manchester United prior to that. City's motivation should make the difference.
Nottingham are in great form right now, picking up strong results in both the league and Europe. They've beaten Chelsea 3-1 and have been scoring freely recently, winning 5-0 against Sunderland and 4-1 over Burnley. Newcastle finally picked up their first league win since March against Brighton, but overall, their form remains inconsistent. It's hard to see Newcastle stopping Nottingham's momentum here.
West Ham are under serious pressure after a 3-0 loss to Brentford, leaving them just one point behind Tottenham in the relegation zone. Every point matters now, and they'll be fully motivated to fight here. Arsenal, meanwhile, need a win to stay on top. With one team desperate for survival and the other feeling the title pressure, this could turn into a hard-fought draw.

Super 6 is a completely free game where you try to predict the scores of six selected football matches. Usually, these are six Premier League games played over the weekend, but there will be various exceptions. For example, six UEFA Champions League matches could be chosen for your predictions. This game is open only to individuals aged 18 or over who are residents of the UK, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, or the Republic of Ireland.
Predict all six scores correctly to win the Jackpot. The Jackpot prize for each round of the competition is £250,000, unless stated otherwise. If more than one player wins the Jackpot in a round, the prize will be awarded to the entrant whose golden goal prediction is closest to the actual minute of the first goal scored. If two or more winners have golden goal predictions that are equally close, the Jackpot prize will be shared equally between those players.
The Top Scorer prize is awarded in any round where no player correctly predicts all six Super 6 match scores and, as a result, no Jackpot prize is paid out. This prize is given to the participant who achieves the highest total points in that round. When the Jackpot competition prize is £250,000 or higher, the Top Scorer prize will be £5,000, unless stated otherwise.
By submitting a valid entry for any round, you automatically enter the Head to Head challenge against the Super 6 ambassador. Jamie Carragher, or another appointed ambassador, will submit their predictions for the scores in each round. Players who score more points than the selected ambassador will be entered into a prize draw. The Head to Head prize is £1,000 for rounds held on a Saturday or Sunday, or £500 for rounds played from Monday to Friday, unless stated otherwise. One Head to Head prize will be awarded per round, unless specified otherwise.
The player who finishes at the top of the Season Leaderboard will win a prize of £10,000. If two or more players are tied on points, the winner will be determined by who has predicted the highest number of correct scores, as displayed on the leaderboard. If players remain tied on both points and correct score predictions, the season prize will be shared equally between those players.
Players can enter this competition by participating in any round. To win, a player must correctly predict the score of a match in a round where 100 or fewer participants have expected the same score. The amount of the cash prize depends on how many people correctly predict the scoreline. If you are the only player to get the score right, you will win £10,000. The full breakdown of available cash prizes is shown in the table below.
| Number of correct predictions | Cash prize |
| 1 | £10,000 |
| 2-10 | £1,000 |
| 11-20 | £500 |
| 21-30 | £200 |
| 31-40 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 41-50 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 51-60 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 61-70 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 71-80 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 81-90 | £1,000 prize draw |
| 91-100 | £1,000 prize draw |
Players can choose to join a league for any Premier League or English Football League club. The top player in each Official Club League will receive that club's shirt from the current season as a prize. Participants can join up to 20 Official Club Leagues, but an individual can only win once. Additionally, if you win your league and your chosen team reaches the play-off final in the Championship, League One, or League Two, you will also receive tickets to attend the match!
The Super 6 game lasts throughout the Premier League season. While it's all about predicting the correct scores of six weekend games in most cases, sometimes six midweek matches are selected. Moreover, UEFA Champions League games will be in the centre of everyone's attention at some point. We always publish our Super 6 tips at least a day before the deadline, so make sure to come by and check them.
The number of rounds may vary from season to season. In 2025/26, the Super 6 game started on August 15, 2025, and will end on May 24, 2026. However, not each PL round was included in the Super 6 game during the current campaign.
After submitting your predictions, you can make unlimited changes up until the kickoff of the first match in that round.
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