Super Manager Efterår 2026 Round 6 Preview

Super Manager Round 6 preview: the double-round clubs, captaincy and hidden gems

Round 6 of Super Manager Efterår 2026 is not a normal round. Four clubs play twice — FC København, AGF, FC Midtjylland and Nordsjælland — and the other eight play once. Eight fixtures, twelve teams. That single fact decides almost every transfer this week, and you can check the full spread on the Super Manager schedule.

The obvious names are already owned by half the league. Mohamed Elyounoussi sits at 43.6% ownership and Franculino at 38.4% — buying them does not move you up the table. Where round 6 is actually won is the six or seven squad slots after the two premiums: the cheap FC København and AGF players nobody has, and the high-ownership single-fixture names you can move off.

Fixture overview: FC København have two home games

FC København's double is the standout, because both games are at home and both are against teams the model rates well below them. Their combined projection across the two matches is 4.71 expected goals and a 64% combined clean sheet chance — nothing else in the round is close.

Two of those doubles are worth much less than they look. FC Midtjylland play both games away, and the second one is at AGF where the model has them as underdogs at 29%. Nordsjælland have been the best defensive side in the league this season — 0.93 expected goals conceded per game and 7 clean sheets in 9 — but their second fixture is away at FC København, which is why their clean sheet number collapses to 12%.

AGF are the interesting one. They have conceded 2.06 expected goals per game and have not kept a single clean sheet in 9 matches this season, so their defenders are a trap. Their attackers, with two games and a home fixture against Midtjylland, are not. The full picture per match is on the Super Manager market probabilities page.

Goalkeepers: the cheapest way into the FC København double

Ramaj (5.00m, FCK) — 143k xP, and owned by just 1.7% of managers. Two home games with a combined 64% clean sheet chance is the best goalkeeper week available, and at 5.00m he is not even the most expensive keeper in the game. Six-round weighted score: 313k.

Olafsson (5.15m, FCM) — 111k xP is the safe alternative if you would rather not chase a keeper on 1.7% ownership. Midtjylland have kept 3 clean sheets in 9 and concede only 1.10 expected goals per game, so the floor is real even with both fixtures away.

Jesper Hansen (5.01m, AGF) — 117k xP on 2.2% ownership, but be clear about where it comes from: AGF concede heavily, so this is a save-points projection, not a clean sheet bet. A high-variance pick rather than a safe one.

Defenders: FC København first, then value

Beijmo (4.74m, FCK) — 151k xP, the top-scoring defender in the round and the most reliable minutes in the FC København back line at 176 projected minutes across the two games. Trajectory: 151k → 64k → 88k. Weighted score 314k.

Pereira (4.23m, FCK) — 129k xP at 4.0% ownership and a PPM of 30.6 — the cheapest route into the same two home clean sheets. If you already own Beijmo, this is the second FC København defender that actually makes sense on its own merits, and doubling up on the same clean sheet is the point.

Norheim (4.02m, Nordsjælland) — a keep rather than a buy at 30.2% ownership, but the underlying numbers justify it: 5.06 expected goals this season from a defender, 0.75 xGI/90, and a six-round weighted score of 299k, second only to Beijmo among defenders. His fixtures improve after round 6, not before it.

Budget pick — Jacob Andersen (2.99m, AGF) — 58k xP across two games for under three million, and the transfer fee is only 30k. Not a season-long hold, but for a round where he plays twice and you need a cheap eleventh body, the maths is easy.

Avoid AGF's more expensive defenders and anyone from Midtjylland's back line beyond Mads Bech (5.31m) at 79k — two away fixtures with clean sheet chances of 20% and 16% is not what a 5m defender is for. Compare all of them side by side on the Super Manager player picks page.

Midfielders: this is where the round is decided

Elyounoussi (7.97m, FCK) — 325k xP, comfortably the highest projection in the game, and he has the season form to back it: 7 goals and 2 assists in 9 games, 4.16 xG plus 1.69 xA, and 0.67 xGI/90. Trajectory: 325k → 128k → 149k. Weighted score 642k, which is more than 50% clear of the next player in the game. His fee is 80k, so this is not a one-round rental — but at 43.6% ownership he is the template, not an edge.

Vianney (3.62m, FCK) — the pick of the round. 170k xP for 3.62m gives a PPM of 46.8, the best in the entire player pool, and only 8.6% of managers own him. The transfer fee is 36k. He is a rotation risk — the model has him at 125 projected minutes across the two games rather than a nailed 180 — but at this price you are buying the FC København attack for the cost of a bench defender. If he is left out of the first XI, Delaney (4.66m, 130k xP, 1.1% ownership) is the same idea one price bracket up.

Robert (5.73m, FCK) — 202k xP, 4 goals in 9 games and 0.36 xGI/90. The second-highest projection in the round and a genuine captain alternative at under six million.

Arnstad (6.84m, AGF) — the buy-and-hold. 159k xP now on 9.8% ownership, 3.88 xG in 746 minutes this season (0.57 xGI/90), and he takes AGF's penalties. His trajectory is what separates him from the other doubles: 159k → 111k → 70k → 88k → 108k, for a weighted score of 392k. If you only make one transfer that survives past this round, make it this one.

Budget pick — Sebastian Jørgensen (3.57m, AGF) — 104k xP, 1.2% ownership, PPM 29.1, fee 36k. He has 0.48 xGI/90 this season on limited minutes, which is a better rate than several AGF players costing twice as much. The cheapest legitimate route into the AGF double.

Also worth naming: Mads Emil Madsen (4.90m, FCK) at 163k and 0.40 xGI/90, and Osorio (6.94m, FCM) at 136k with 3 assists and 2.24 xA already this season — the best of the Midtjylland options despite the two away trips.

Forwards: thinner than the other positions

Franculino (9.71m, FCM) — 191k xP, the penalty taker, and 0.46 xGI/90 across 502 minutes. He is the most expensive player in the game and 38.4% of managers already have him. Two away fixtures cap the ceiling, and his fee is 97k, so if you do not own him this is not the week to pay for him.

Tobias Bech (7.54m, AGF) — 130k xP on just 8.4% ownership, with a weighted score of 324k that ranks sixth in the game. Two fixtures now and a home game against Silkeborg in round 7 (62% win probability, 2.25 expected goals) make him the better double-round forward than Franculino on a value basis.

Single-fixture value — Hanza (4.12m, Viborg) — 89k xP from one game, which beats every double-round forward outside the top three. Viborg have a 0.56 expected goal difference per game this season, and Hanza's weighted score of 277k says he is worth owning past round 6 as well. Horneman (3.61m, Viborg) at 79k and 0.56 xGI/90 is the cheaper version of the same idea.

Captaincy: Elyounoussi, and it is not close

1. Elyounoussi (FCK) — 325k xP, doubled to roughly 650k. Two home games, the best attacking projection in the round, and a player who has already scored 7 in 9. There is no argument for anyone else this week.

2. Robert (FCK) — 202k. The pick if you want the same double without the 43.6%-owned armband.

3. Franculino (FCM) — 191k. Penalties give him the highest single-moment ceiling in the game, but both fixtures are away.

Looking one round ahead: the best captain option in round 7 is Elyounoussi again at 128k, with Arnstad at 111k the closest challenger. That continuity is a good reason to keep the FC København premium rather than rotate him out after this week.

Who to sell

Hyseni (4.15m, Brøndby IF, 42.0% owned) — the biggest single transfer of the round. One fixture, away at Nordsjælland, where Brøndby have a 34% win probability against the meanest defence in the league. 44k xP against 200k+ from the FC København midfielders in the same price bracket.

Etim (5.27m, FCM, 28.9% owned) — he has the double and still only projects 46k, on 43 projected minutes across both games. His weighted six-round score of 104k is the weakest of any widely-owned player in the game. There is no version of the next month where this holds up.

Pentz (4.84m, Brøndby IF, 17.2% owned) — one game, a 20% clean sheet chance, 52k xP. Ramaj or Olafsson are straight upgrades for a fee of around 48k.

Köhlert (3.81m, Brøndby IF, 15.6% owned) — 33k xP from a single away fixture. Any of the cheap double-round defenders above beats it.

The general shape: Brøndby's block goes, FC København and AGF come in. Remember the four-per-club cap when you build it — a maximum of four FC København players, so choose which four carefully. The optimal teams solver works out the exact legal combination against your budget, and the predicted lineups page is where to check the rotation risk on Vianney before the deadline.

One name for after round 6

McCowatt (5.33m, Silkeborg, 4.1% owned) — only 86k in round 6 from a single fixture, but his weighted six-round score of 293k is the highest of any player who plays once this week. His trajectory reads 86k → 53k → 90k → 90k → 97k. If you are looking past the double round, he is the differential to have on the list.

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FAQ

Who should I captain in Super Manager round 6?

Elyounoussi (7.97m, FC København). He projects 325k xP — roughly 650k with the armband — from two home games, and he has 7 goals and 2 assists in 9 matches this season at 0.67 xGI/90. Robert (202k) and Franculino (191k) are the alternatives, but neither is close on the numbers.

Which clubs play twice in Super Manager round 6?

FC København, AGF, FC Midtjylland and Nordsjælland. FC København's double is the best by a wide margin because both games are at home, with a combined 4.71 expected goals and a 64% combined clean sheet chance. Midtjylland play both fixtures away and Nordsjælland's second game is at FC København, so those two doubles are worth much less than they appear.

What are the best cheap buys for Super Manager round 6?

Vianney (3.62m, FCK) at 170k xP and a PPM of 46.8 is the best value pick in the game, with a transfer fee of only 36k. Sebastian Jørgensen (3.57m, AGF) at 104k and Jacob Andersen (2.99m, AGF) at 58k are the other two cheap routes into a double round, and all three sit under 10% ownership.

Who should I sell before Super Manager round 6?

The Brøndby block. Hyseni (42.0% owned) has one away fixture at the league's best defence for 44k xP, and Pentz and Köhlert are in the same position. Etim (28.9% owned, FC Midtjylland) is the other clear sell: he has the double round and still projects only 46k, with the weakest six-round weighted score of any widely-owned player.

Are Nordsjælland defenders still a good pick in round 6?

Only for the first of their two games. They have conceded just 0.93 expected goals per game with 7 clean sheets in 9 this season, but their second fixture is away at FC København, where their clean sheet chance falls to 12%. Norheim (4.02m) is still worth keeping on his attacking output — 5.06 expected goals this season from a defender — rather than on the clean sheets.

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