SCEFL Super Six!
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.
Try and keep the same name each week as we run a cumulative leaderboard too. Please only enter once.
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 40 FIXTURES – Saturday 25th April
FINAL WEEK!
Bearsted 1-1 Sutton Athletic
(1 correct result)
Holmesdale 0-3 Rusthall
(2 correct results)
Snodland Town 1-1 Punjab United
(3 correct results)
Rochester United 0-1 Lordswood
(0 correct results)
Sheppey Sports 0-7 SE Dons
(0 correct results)
Staplehurst Monarchs 0-2 AFC Greenwich Borough
(4 correct results)
SCEFL Super Six – Week 40 Review (Final Week)
And just like that… it’s done.
Forty weeks, countless wild predictions, and a final round that summed the whole season up perfectly — unpredictable, slightly brutal, and rewarding the brave.
The final coupon delivered four away wins and two draws, and a clear weekly winner.
At the top of the final standings for the week, Alan Hawkins signs off the season in style with a superb 21 points.
Alan absolutely nailed it — correctly predicting all three Premier Division games, and backing both SE Dons and Greenwich Borough to win to rack up the highest score of the week. That’s how you finish a season.
Gary Everest takes second with 15 points, while Sam Taylor, Guy Eldridge and Dean S share third place to round off the final podium of the campaign.
As for the overall standings — despite a shaky final week, it was never really in doubt.
Luke S may have had an unusually poor round (joint second-last… not ideal timing), but his lead going into the final week was simply too big. Over the course of the season, he’s been the most consistent performer — and that’s what wins titles.
He is your SCEFL Super Six Champion.
Behind him, Lee Acre and Ruby share second place, with Dean S just behind and Sam Taylor completing the top five.
And that’s a wrap on the first-ever SCEFL Super Six season.
Over 150 players took part across the campaign, with a hardcore group of around 40 players showing up week in, week out — which, let’s be honest, is impressive considering how often this game made absolute fools of everyone.
For a first run, it’s been a big success… but don’t get comfortable.
Next season, it’ll be back — bigger, better, and probably even more unpredictable.
Thanks to everyone who took part. Come back in July for some more fun.
WEEK 40 LEADERBOARD
OVERALL FINAL LEADERBOARD
If you need me to combine scores because your name has been entered slightly differently across the weeks just send me the details at website@scefl.com and I can sort it. Likewise if you would like to change your name but not lose your points.