Has there ever been a 6–3 in the Premier League?

Yes, 70 times.

The first time: September 8, 1888, Derby County beat Bolton Wanderers (Bolton Wanderers 3–6 Derby County).

The last time: December 22, 2024, Liverpool beat Tottenham Hotspur (Tottenham Hotspur 3–6 Liverpool), 1 year ago.

Home wins: 50. Away wins: 20.

Winner's score

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Loser's score

Nearby scores

7–2 48 times
7–3 24 times
7–4 12 times
6–2 184 times
6–3 70 times
6–4 16 times
5–2 454 times
5–3 198 times
5–4 65 times

All games

December 22, 2024 Tottenham Hotspur 3–6 Liverpool
October 2, 2022 Manchester City 6–3 Manchester United
December 26, 2021 Manchester City 6–3 Leicester City
February 4, 2017 Everton 6–3 AFC Bournemouth
August 30, 2014 Everton 3–6 Chelsea
March 22, 2014 Cardiff City 3–6 Liverpool
December 14, 2013 Manchester City 6–3 Arsenal
October 26, 1996 Southampton 6–3 Manchester United
December 26, 1991 Oldham Athletic 3–6 Manchester United
November 25, 1989 Southampton 6–3 Luton Town
April 29, 1968 West Bromwich Albion 6–3 Manchester United
September 18, 1965 Fulham 3–6 Aston Villa
April 4, 1964 Tottenham Hotspur 6–3 Ipswich Town
April 20, 1963 Birmingham City 3–6 Blackpool
January 13, 1962 Burnley 6–3 Manchester City
December 26, 1961 Manchester United 6–3 Nottingham Forest
October 7, 1961 Birmingham City 3–6 Wolverhampton Wanderers
November 19, 1960 Chelsea 6–3 Manchester City
September 24, 1960 West Bromwich Albion 6–3 Manchester City
September 2, 1959 Chelsea 3–6 Manchester United
December 26, 1958 Luton Town 6–3 Arsenal
November 15, 1958 Leicester City 6–3 Aston Villa
November 15, 1958 Bolton Wanderers 6–3 Manchester United
October 4, 1958 West Ham United 6–3 Blackburn Rovers
February 2, 1957 Arsenal 6–3 Sheffield Wednesday
February 12, 1955 Leicester City 6–3 West Bromwich Albion
August 28, 1954 Sheffield Wednesday 6–3 Aston Villa
September 19, 1953 Sheffield United 3–6 Huddersfield Town
November 10, 1951 Blackpool 6–3 Newcastle United
November 10, 1951 Arsenal 6–3 West Bromwich Albion
February 3, 1951 Portsmouth 6–3 Everton
September 10, 1949 Charlton Athletic 6–3 Newcastle United
January 14, 1939 Stoke City 6–3 Birmingham City
February 2, 1935 Manchester City 6–3 Leicester City
January 5, 1935 West Bromwich Albion 6–3 Middlesbrough
December 22, 1934 Leicester City 6–3 Portsmouth
October 6, 1934 West Bromwich Albion 6–3 Leeds United
March 8, 1933 Everton 6–3 Leicester City
December 3, 1932 Aston Villa 3–6 Sheffield Wednesday
September 19, 1931 Chelsea 3–6 Aston Villa
February 14, 1931 Arsenal 6–3 Derby County
April 22, 1930 Sheffield Wednesday 6–3 Derby County
November 24, 1928 Birmingham City 3–6 Burnley
September 8, 1928 Liverpool 6–3 Leicester City
March 7, 1928 Arsenal 6–3 Liverpool
April 30, 1927 Leeds United 6–3 West Ham United
January 22, 1927 Burnley 6–3 Aston Villa
October 2, 1926 Derby County 6–3 Cardiff City
March 13, 1926 Blackburn Rovers 6–3 Burnley
December 26, 1925 Burnley 6–3 Leeds United
December 25, 1925 Liverpool 6–3 Newcastle United
September 26, 1925 Blackburn Rovers 6–3 Cardiff City
September 5, 1925 Newcastle United 6–3 Notts County
January 21, 1922 Cardiff City 6–3 Bradford City
January 1, 1921 Newcastle United 6–3 Manchester United
April 7, 1920 Aston Villa 3–6 Bolton Wanderers
November 28, 1914 Liverpool 3–6 Aston Villa
September 26, 1908 Everton 6–3 Manchester City
September 12, 1908 Manchester United 6–3 Middlesbrough
September 7, 1907 Bolton Wanderers 3–6 Bury
December 12, 1903 Manchester City 6–3 West Bromwich Albion
January 1, 1898 Sheffield Wednesday 3–6 Nottingham Forest
April 17, 1897 Everton 6–3 West Bromwich Albion
April 7, 1894 Burnley 3–6 Aston Villa
January 1, 1894 Sunderland 6–3 Preston North End
October 21, 1893 West Bromwich Albion 3–6 Aston Villa
April 18, 1892 Aston Villa 3–6 Wolverhampton Wanderers
January 1, 1890 Accrington 6–3 Wolverhampton Wanderers
November 4, 1889 West Bromwich Albion 6–3 Bolton Wanderers
September 8, 1888 Bolton Wanderers 3–6 Derby County