SCEFL Super Six!
SCEFL Super Six is back, bigger and better, for season 2026/27!
HOW TO PLAY
Each Saturday we will be selecting 6 of our games for you to predict via a Google Form what you think the score will be. Points will then be given for exact or close results and a leaderboard set-up to show who picked up the most points that week.
We can then tell the world what a superstar the weekly winner is via our Social Media channels, giving them the hero status they deserve for such great SCEFL knowledge.
Enter a name to be shown on our Leaderboard plus the same email each week and your scores will be tallied throughout the season.
Scoring is simple – It’s 5 Points for getting the exact score correct and 3 points for getting the result correct but score wrong. Any other result scores 0.
Examples:
Prediction 2-1 and Result 3-1 = 3 points
Prediction 3-1 and Result 3-1 = 5 points
Prediction 1-1 and Result 3-1 = 0 points
WEEK 2 RESULTS – SUPER SIX
Beckenham Town 1-1 Larkfield & New Hythe
Hollands & Blair 1-0 Phoenix Sports
Sutton Athletic 1-2 Fisher
FC Elmstead 2-0 Rochester United
SC Thamesmead 1-4 Minster
Staplehurst Monarchs 0-0 Stansfeld
Week Two of the SCEFL Super Six produced a new weekly winner, with Graeme’s greatest leading the way with an impressive 17 points.
Graeme collected one exact score on his way to the highest total of the competition so far, beating Perry Skinner’s Week One winning mark of 14 points.
Fabio di cabbio finished runner-up with 14 points, while Mrs M enjoyed an excellent first week in the competition, scoring 13 points and landing two exact scores – the most of any player this week.
Sam Taylor, Paul Redfern, The Acre, Shakeybtfc and Jamie S were all close behind on 11 points.
After two rounds, Graeme’s greatest now leads the overall standings with 25 points, ahead of Week One winner Perry Skinner on 20, with Sam Taylor next on 19.
There is still a very long way to go, though, with a fresh set of six fixtures and plenty more points available in Week Three.
SUPER SIX SEASON LEADERBOARD
WEEK 3 PREDICTIONS
1. Fisher v Faversham Strike Force (Prem Div)
2. Tunbridge Wells v Snodland Town (Prem Div)
3. Corinthian v Staplehurst Monarchs United (FA Vase)
4. Rochester United v Banstead Athletic (FA Vase)
5. AFC Greenwich Borough v Molesey (FA Vase)
6. Lydd Town v East Grinstead Town (FA Vase)
With a reduced SCEFL league programme on Saturday 12 September, this week’s Super Six includes four selected FA Vase ties to make up the six fixtures.
All-SCEFL Vase ties have been given priority, with two further matches added involving SCEFL clubs against outside opposition.
For all FA Vase matches, Super Six predictions are based on the score after 90 minutes only. If a tie is level and then decided by penalties, the match will still count as a draw for Super Six purposes.
WHAT’S NEW THIS SEASON?
Super Six works much the same as before, but we have made a few small changes to make the competition easier to run and the season-long leaderboard more accurate.
You will now be asked for an email address when entering.
Your email address will not be displayed on the leaderboard or published anywhere. It is simply used to identify your entries throughout the season. If you enter the same email each time then your scores will tally up.
Previously, small changes to leaderboard names from week to week could result in entries being treated as different players. Using an email address means your points will now stay attached to the correct Super Six account even if you accidentally enter your name slightly differently.
You can also submit another prediction before entries close. If you enter more than once using the same email address, only your latest entry for that week will count.
Your chosen Leaderboard Name is what everyone else will see.
So remember:
Same email = same player throughout the season
Your email address will not appear on the public leaderboard
If you enter more than once, your latest entry counts
Your Leaderboard Name is the name displayed publicly
This change to last year enables us to provide better and quicker results on our end while also letting you have a copy of your predictions sent to you if you wish.
Everything else remains nice and simple: six games, predict six scores and see how your SCEFL knowledge compares with everyone else!