After a break for International football, the 6 Scores Challenge is back and offering up that £250,000 jackpot prize alongside cash and free bet consolation prizes.
Before the pause for World Cup Qualifiers, three players walked away with a share of the £10,000 consolation prize during a tough round of results. However, more than a quarter of players were able to celebrate winning some form of consolation prize all at the cost of nothing!
Now with the freedom of being able to edit your picks right up until kick-off, the 6 Scores Challenge gets ready for another weekend of action to offer up a new round of games, and a new chance to create more prize winners.
6 Scores Challenge Fixtures – Saturday 13th / Sunday 14th September 2025
Ahead of a new week of fixtures, and a new shot at winning £250,000, bet365’s Steve Freeth has made his expert predictions. Don’t forget, you can edit your predictions right up until kick-off:
Everton v Aston Villa | Saturday 15:00 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 1-1
I recall attending this fixture on Valentine’s night 1989 when it finished 1-1 and Villa would likely take that result having yet to score so far this season. Jack Grealish will be licking his lips on his birthday weekend, but the visitors can return home with a point.
Bournemouth v Brighton | Saturday 15:00 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 3-1
Big wins against the odds for both of these teams before the international break and these pair normally produce entertaining games. The impressive Andoni Iraola lost a number of key defenders in the summer but the Cherries look ripe for another win here.
West Ham v Tottenham | Saturday 17:30 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 2-2
Graham Potter produced a big victory at Forest with Crysencio Summerville impressing off the bench. If he starts, and with former Hammer Mohammed Kudus also on the pitch, we could see some goals.
Brentford v Chelsea | Saturday 20:00 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 0-2
Brentford got plenty of joy against Chelsea under Thomas Frank and it would be a feather in the cap of Keith Andrews if he inflicted the first defeat of the season on their West London rivals. Unfortunately, I don’t see it.
Burnley v Liverpool | Sunday 14:00 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 1-3
Sam Vokes, Andre Gray and Djimi Traore – 3 players on the scoresheet when Burnley have defeated Liverpool at Turf Moor in this century and while I think the Clarets are capable of breaching the Liverpool defence, it’s keeping them out at the other end which concerns me.
Manchester City v Manchester United | Sunday 16:30 | Make your prediction here
Steve Predicts: 1-1
The result at Brighton proves that Manchester City still have a lot of work to do to get back to their best, while Manchester United made really hard work of seeing off Burnley. A nervous draw at the Etihad.
