Super 6 predictions and correct score tips: Foxes could be set to suffer at City

Sky Bet's Super 6 competition features just four matches this week due to the postponements of Burnley v Everton and Fulham v Birmingham. There is a £20,000 prize up for grabs in the free-to-play game.

Below, Racing Post expert Steve Palmer assesses the action with predictions on all four of the remaining matches.

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Manchester City 4-0 Leicester

Leicester faced a demanding Wednesday trip to Liverpool for an EFL Cup quarter-final - and the Foxes may not have much left in the tank to repel a rampant Manchester City.

Tottenham 1-1 Crystal Palace

A London derby with West Ham in the EFL Cup quarter-finals, hot on the heels of a Sunday Premier League epic against Liverpool, may have left Spurs lacking sparkle for the visit of Crystal Palace.

Norwich 1-2 Arsenal

Just two wins from 17 league games means Norwich are bottom of the table. Arsenal will expect to take three points.

West Ham 1-1 Southampton

The Hammers have lost some of their early-season zest - and they faced Tottenham in the EFL Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday. Southampton can leave London with a point.

Super 6 tips and predictions

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Manchester City 4-0 Leicester

Tottenham 1-1 Crystal Palace

Norwich 1-2 Arsenal

West Ham 1-1 Southampton

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