Jeff's million has been won but there's still plenty of cash up for grabs
Jeff's million has been won but there's still plenty of cash up for grabs

Super 6: Stats and predictions from our football team to help with your predictions to win £250,000


Jeff Stelling's £1 million jackpot may have been landed at the weekend, but there's another chance to win the £250,000 jackpot on Wednesday night.

Six Sky Bet Championship fixtures make up the midweek line-up, with the Soccer Special team on hand to take you through the midweek action as it happens.

Here is what you need to know to win the Super 6 £250k jackpot.…

Aston Villa v Brentford

Key stat: Aston Villa have not won in their last four Sky Bet Championship matches against Brentford, while the visitors have not won an away fixture at Villa Park in six attempts.

Form: Both sides come into this fixture with unbeaten records as 5th place hosts 4th. Aston Villa won their opening two games but could not get three points away at Ipswich, despite Paul Hurst's side playing with 10 men for over 50 minutes. Brentford dispatched Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 last time out thanks to goals from Neal Maupay and Ollie Watkins. The Bees have only dropped points away to Stoke.

Main men: Jack Grealish remains a Villa player after his proposed transfer to Tottenham fell through. He created six goals last season and already has one assist to his name this year. Maupay will want to build on his good start to the season after scoring three in as many games for Brentford as well as creating an additional three.

Sporting Life prediction: Aston Villa 1-2 Brentford (9/1 with Sky Bet)

Blackburn v Reading

Key stat: Blackburn have only lost one of their last nine home encounters with Reading, winning and drawing four in that time, while Paul Clement's team have scored just one goal in their last six Sky Bet Championship matches.

Form: Newly-promoted Blackburn are unbeaten in their opening three Sky Bet Championship games, although their first win of the season came away at Hull at the weekend. Meanwhile, Reading are yet to get off the mark as they have lost all three of their league games to Derby, Nottingham Forest and Bolton respectively.

Main men: Bradley Dack has scored in two out of three Rovers matches, while Reading need Marc McNulty to find the sort of form which saw him notched 23 goals in 42 appearances in the Sky Bet League Two with Coventry last season.

Sporting Life prediction: Blackburn 1-0 Reading (9/2 with Sky Bet)

Norwich v Preston

Key stat: Norwich’s first three games have seen 14 goals scored, averaging 4.7 per game, while while all three of Preston's goals this season have come from set-pieces (one penalty and two free-kicks).

Form: Norwich are still searching for their first Sky Bet Championship win of the season, drawing with Birmingham on the opening day and being narrowly defeated by West Brom and Sheffield United respectively. Preston have had a mixed start to the season as they stand on four points with their only loss coming away to Swansea. A difficult opening three games also saw them play Stoke last weekend, which they drew 2-2.

Main men: Norwich will hope Jordan Rhodes can continue his early-season form that has seen him score two in three. The Scottish striker only netted five goals for Sheffield Wednesday last season and is already well on the way to bettering that. Preston new-boy Lukas Nmecha is yet to get off the mark after his loan move from Premier League champions Manchester City. He will look to utilise his pace to exploit the Canaries' backline.

Sporting Life prediction: Norwich 1-1 Preston (5/1 with Sky Bet)

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Sheffield Wednesday v Millwall

Key stat: The hosts have not won on a Wednesday (seven matches) in the Sky Bet Championship since January 2014, where they beat Blackpool 2-0. Millwall have only lost two of their last 23 league matches, winning 13 and drawing eight in that time.

Form: Two sides with differing starts to the Sky Bet Championship season meet at Hillsborough on Wednesday. The Owls are yet to win a game after defeats at Wigan and Brentford, picking up their only solidary point at home to Hull. Millwall had to wait for their third league game for a win and it came against Frank Lampard's Derby, though they remain unbeaten in the competition.

Main men: Fernando Forestieri notched five goals last campaign and has two to his name already this year. Wednesday fans will be hoping the number 45 can reach similar figures to that of two years ago, where he netted 12. Lee Gregory will most likely lead the Lions line this week after contributing to three out of four Millwall goals this campaign.

Sporting Life prediction: Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 Millwall (7/1 with Sky Bet)

Bolton v Birmingham

Key stat: Bolton have not registered a goal in their last five Sky Bet Championship encounters against Birmingham, while the Blues have shed two of their three goals in the final 10 minutes of play, both coming against Norwich.

Form: Both these sides narrowly avoided the drop last season. Bolton have started their Sky Bet Championship season in great fashion with two wins and a draw. Birmingham are yet to claim three points but have only lost once, sharing the spoils in their other two games with Swansea and Norwich.

Main men: Northern Ireland international Josh Magennis has scored two in three this season, recording strikes against West Brom and Bristol City. Garry Monk's side and their fans will expect more from Omar Bogle after his move from Cardiff. He is yet to find the net but will pose a constant aerial threat for the Midlands outfit.

Sporting Life prediction: Bolton 2-1 Birmingham (10/1 with Sky Bet)

Stoke v Wigan

Key stat: Gary Rowett is unbeaten in three previous encounters against Wigan, winning two and drawing one, while the Latics have not lost in their last eight meetings against Stoke, last losing to them in May 2009 in the Premier League.

Form: The Potters are still looking for their first Sky Bet Championship victory since relegation from the Premier League. A defeat to Leeds and draws with Brentford and Preston see Stoke sit 18th in the table. The visitors come into the match with a win, draw and a loss, but were denied their second win of the season due to a late Forest equaliser on Saturday.

Main men: Although Stoke have started slowly, the same cannot be said for Benik Afobe. The £12m man has already notched two goals and is considered 8/1 second favourite to be top goalscorer with EFL sponsor Sky Bet. Nick Powell has directly contributing to five of Wigan's seven goals this year, finding the net three times and assisting another two.

Sporting Life prediction: Stoke 2-1 Wiagn (15/2 with Sky Bet)

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