Premier League Predictions 2023/24: Gameweek 6 Picks

Premier League Gameweek 6 features four televised matches, including a Saturday night clash which has replaced the normal lunchtime duel.

We have four of our predictors on the case this week, who provide their correct score shouts below.

Brentford vs Everton

• Saturday 23rd September, Sky Sports Main Event, 5.30pm

It's been another disastrous start for Everton this season and a fairly mixed one for Brentford. The home side come in as big favourites for this one given the struggles Everton have faced. Brentford haven't lost in their last seven games at home but the majority of them have been draws which is a bit of a worrying side.

Everton have actually been better on the road recently than they have at Goodison Park and I actually fancy them to test Brentford here. Brentford seem to always have goals in their games these days but the trend recently is 1-1 and 2-2 draws. I'll be backing the same to happen again here.

Steven McQuillan's Prediction: Brentford 1-1 Everton 

Burnley vs Man Utd

• Saturday 23rd September, TNT Sports 1, 8pm

With Man Utd's dismal away record and Burnley picking up their first point of the season on Monday night, the Clarets will feel somewhat self-assured of taking the game to the visitors. Erik ten Hag's men were outclassed in a home defeat to Brighton last weekend, leaving them with just six points after five matches. The loss of Lyle Foster through suspension will be a big miss, but it's a void that Vincent Kompany can fill to help secure his team their first point at Turf Moor.

Luke Hamilton's Prediction: Burnley 1-1 Man Utd

Arsenal vs Spurs

• Sunday 24th September, Sky Sports Main Event, 4.30pm

The cracker for me this week as Chris Kamara would say as I attempt to predict the correct score in the North London Derby. Both teams come in with a blistering start to the season behind them and are locked on 13 points from five matches. Ange Postecoglou has revolutionised Spurs in record time and although they were far from their best last time out against Sheffield United at home but the manner of the late equaliser and winner will have boosted morale still further. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal were best of the rest last season behind the juggernaut of Man City and will look to go one better this season, having started in fine form and star signing Declan Rice slotting in seamlessly. I can't see BTTS not landing here and will go with a narrow home win to end Spurs' unbeaten beginning to the season.

Billy Grimshaw's Prediction: Arsenal 3-2 Tottenham

Sheff Utd vs Newcastle

• Sunday 24th September, Sky Sports Main Event, 4.30pm

One point from a possible 15 is not the return Sheffield United wanted following their return to the Premier League. They will still be wondering how on earth they came away from Spurs empty-handed last weekend, having been 1-0 up in the 97th minute. The winless Blades now face a Newcastle side who have had a mixed start to the new season, but do look back on track after a 1-0 win over Brentford. The visitors travel to Italy in the week for a high-profile clash against AC Milan, however, they have the quality to juggle an increased fixture list. Sheff Utd have lost four of their five games by a one-goal margin, and I see a similar outcome on Sunday.

Jack Kitson's Prediction: Sheff Utd 1-2 Newcastle

Players Ruled Out/Being Assessed

Below you will find a list of confirmed injuries and potential doubts for the upcoming Gameweek to help you with your picks for your bets and Fantasy Football...

AFC Bournemouth

• Alex Scott
• Tyler Adams
• Ryan Fredericks
• Emiliano Marcondes

Arsenal: 

• Jurrien Timber
• Thomas Partey
• Gabriel Martinelli

Aston Villa:

• Emiliano Buendia
• Tyrone Mings
• Bertrand Traore
• Timothy Iroebgunam
• Diego Carlos

Brentfrord: 

• Ivan Toney
• Josh Dasilva
• Shandon Baptiste
• Mikkel Damsgaard
• Ben Mee
• Kristoffer Ajer
• Rico Henry

Brighton: 

• Jakub Moder
• Julio Enciso
• Evan Ferguson
• James Milner
• Pascal Gross
• Lewis Dunk

Burnley:

• Lyle Foster
• Victor da Silva
• Michael Obafemi
• Darko Churlinov
• Hjalmar Ekdal

Chelsea:

• Wesley Fofana
• Christopher Nkunku
• Carney Chukwuemeka
• Marcus Bettinelli
• Armando Broja
• Trevoh Chalobah
• Reece James
• Romeo Lavia
• Benoit Badiashile
• Marc Cucurella
• Moises Caicedo

Crystal Palace

• Michael Olise
• Marc Guehi
• Matheus France de Oliveira
• Jefferson Lerma
• James Tomkins
• Jordan Ayew

Everton:

• Seamus Coleman
• Dele Alli
• Jack Harrison
• Andre Gomes

Fulham: 

• Sasa Lukic
• Antonee Robinson
• Tosin Adarabioyo

Liverpool:

• Thiago Alcantara
• Trent Alexander-Arnold

Luton: 

• Dan Potts
• Jordan Clark
• Gabriel Osho
• Ross Barkley

Manchester City:

• Kevin De Bruyne
• John Stones
• Jack Grealish
• Mateo Kovacic
• Bernardo Silva

Manchester United:

• Mason Mount
• Kobbie Mainoo
• Raphael Varane
• Amad Diallo
• Tom Heaton
• Tyrell Malacia
• Luke Shaw
• Antony
• Sofyan Amrabat
• Harry Maguire
• Jadon Sancho
• Aaron Wan-Bissaka

Newcastle: 

• Emil Krafth
• Joe Willock
• Joelinton
• Martin Dubravka

Nottingham Forest

• Danilo
• Wayne Hennessey
• Willy Boly
• Wayne Hennessey

Sheffield United:

• Max Lowe
• Ben Osborn
• John Fleck
• Rhian Brewster
• Rhys Norrington-Davies
• George Baldock
• John Egan
• Oliver McBurnie
• Daniel Jebbison

Tottenham:

• Ryan Sessegnon
• Bryan Gil
• Rodrigo Bentancur
• Giovani Lo Celso
• Alfie Malik Whiteman
• Ivan Perisic

West Ham United:

• Jarrod Bowen
• Aaron Cresswell
• Edson Alvarez

Wolverhampton Wanderers:

• Joseph Hodge
• Rayan Ait Nouri