Soccer Saturday Super 6 stat pack: £250k up for grabs
Key stats and main men with £250,000 to be won
Tuesday 22 January 2019 15:09, UK
Another Saturday sees another £250,000 for the taking - boost your chances of winning with our Super 6 stat pack.
Jeff Stelling has not had to delve into his pockets in 24 game weeks, after giving out just over £2m since the Super 6 rounds began this campaign. Can you land the jackpot prize?
Just predict the six correct scorelines from the five FA Cup fourth-round fixtures and one Sky Bet Championship match to win.
Brighton v West Brom
Key stat: Brighton have not tasted defeat in their last 10 home FA Cup fixtures against teams from outside the Premier League (W6, D4), while West Brom have been knocked out in nine of their last 11 matches against Premier League sides in the competition.
Form: Brighton saw off Premier League Bournemouth 3-1 to cement their place in the fourth round, while West Brom beat Wigan 1-0 at the Hawthorns. Brighton are currently 13th in the Premier League, with West Brom sitting third in the Sky Bet Championship.
Main men: Anthony Knockaert found the net in Brighton's victory over Bournemouth and has started the last three Premier League games on the bench, so he will be itching to claim another goal and impress Chris Hughton. Jay Rodriguez has 14 league goals to his name and has four in his last five for West Brom, playing alongside Dwight Gayle, who also has 14 Sky Bet Championship goals.
Best backed: 1-0 (6/1 with Sky Bet)
Manchester City v Burnley
Key stat: These sides faced off in last year's FA Cup third round, with Man City coming out 4-1 winners. Burnley are without a win in 13 away FA Cup games against Premier League sides, while City have won their three FA Cup games under Pep Guardiola by an aggregate scoreline of 16-2.
Form: Manchester City thumped Rotherham 7-0 in the third round, while Burnley scraped past Barnsley thanks to a stoppage-time Chris Wood penalty. This all-Premier League tie sees second host 16th at the Etihad.
Main men: Gabriel Jesus was rested against Huddersfield but has seven goals in his last three starts and could well feature in this fixture. Former City player Joe Hart will be key between the sticks if Burnley are to shock the champions, making four saves and keeping a clean sheet in Burnley's last Premier League match against Watford.
Best backed: 4-0 (13/2 with Sky Bet)
Newcastle v Watford
Key stat: The last two FA Cup meetings at St James' Park between these two sides have ended goalless. It is a tale of two poor records in this competition as Watford have reached the fifth round in just one of their last nine seasons, while Newcastle have been eliminated from eight of their last nine FA Cup contests with Premier League opposition.
Form: Newcastle edged out Blackburn after extra-time in a replay, while Watford ended non-league Woking's dream after their 2-0 victory due to goals from Will Hughes and Troy Deeney. Rafa Benitez's team are 17th in the Premier League, with Watford in seventh.
Main men: Ayoze Perez sealed Newcastle's victory over Blackburn in extra-time and scored against Cardiff last time out. Troy Deeney has now been directly involved in nine goals in his last 11 FA Cup appearances (five goals, four assists).
Best backed: 1-1 (5/1 with Sky Bet)
Portsmouth v QPR
Key stat: Five of the last seven meetings between these two teams have ended as draws. Portsmouth have not reached the FA Cup fifth round since the 2009/10 campaign when they got to the final, while QPR have lost their last four FA Cup fourth-round ties.
Form: Kenny Jackett's side dispatched Maidenhead 4-0 in the first round, beating Rochdale in the second round before claiming a shock result away at Norwich in the third. QPR saw off Leeds at Loftus Road to earn a trip to Fratton Park and sit 14th in the Sky Bet Championship, with Portsmouth topping the Sky Bet League One table.
Main men: Jamal Lowe has three goals in four Sky Bet League One matches for Portsmouth and has 10 goals for his side this campaign, which will cause a threat for the QPR backline. Aramide Oteh converted from the penalty spot against Leeds, despite not starting in the Sky Bet Championship for Steve McClaren's side.
Best backed: 2-2 (12/1 with Sky Bet)
Shrewsbury v Wolves
Key stat: Shrewsbury have failed to score in their last two encounters with Wolves and have been eliminated in five of their last six FA Cup matches against top-flight opposition.
Form: Shrewsbury have fought resiliently to earn a home tie to Wolves, scraping past Salford after a replay in the first round before seeing off Tranmere and coming from two goals down to win at Stoke in a third-round replay. Wolves beat the Premier League leaders Liverpool at Molineux thanks to goals from Raul Jimenez and Ruben Neves.
Main men: Oliver Norburn found the net in the first encounters with Salford and Stoke for Shrewsbury, scoring 10 goals in all competitions for the Sky League One side. Diogo Jota scored a hat-trick last weekend against Leicester, more than he notched in his previous 17 Premier League appearances.
Best backed: 0-2 (6/1 with Sky Bet)
Norwich v Sheffield United
Key stat: The last two times these sides have met resulted in a 2-1 Sheffield United win, including the return fixture in August. Before that, United had only beaten Norwich twice in 10 matches (W8).
Form: Norwich have lost just one of their last 16 Sky Bet Championship fixtures and dispatched Birmingham 3-1 in their last game, leaving Daniel Farke's side one point behind Leeds at the top of the table. Chris Wilder's team saw their four-match winning streak ended when they suffered defeat at Swansea, but Sheffield United remain fourth, three points adrift of Norwich.
Main men: It may be a tale of two strikers at Carrow Road, as Teemu Pukki and Billy Sharp both have 16 league goals for Norwich and Sheffield United respectively.
Best backed: 2-1 (17/2 with Sky Bet)
