Soccer 13 Results and Analysis – Sat 17 Oct – S13 V1 (SXX)

The Soccer 13 S13 V1 (SXX) pool produced seven away victories, five home wins and just one draw across 13 fixtures, with 29 goals scored. Visiting teams dominated several sections of the coupon, including three consecutive away successes by Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth. Manchester City edged Ipswich Town 3-2, West Brom defeated Blackburn Rovers by the same scoreline, and Wrexham recorded the largest winning margin with a 4-1 victory against Preston North End. Birmingham City secured a convincing 3-0 home win over Queens Park Rangers, while Huddersfield Town completed the coupon with a 2-0 away success against Plymouth Argyle. Southampton and Bolton Wanderers produced the only draw, finishing 0-0. The official 3/3/1/1/1/3/3/3/2/3/1/1/3 combination produced 107 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R101,394.00 from the R10,849,158.00 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V1 (SXX)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 13 – Sat 17 Oct – S13 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 13 – S13 V1

• Match 1: Newcastle United 0-1 Aston Villa. Aston Villa opened the 13-match coupon with a narrow 1-0 away victory against Newcastle United. The visitors scored the only goal and maintained a clean sheet, while Newcastle failed to register a scoring response at home. The successful 3 established the first of seven away-winning selections in the official combination. This fixture was one of several matches decided by a solitary goal, a recurring characteristic of the pool. Aston Villa’s winning margin was smaller than Liverpool’s subsequent advantage against Brentford only in terms of goals scored and conceded, as both visiting teams ultimately finished one goal ahead. The opening victory also began a consecutive pair of away results, immediately placing visiting teams ahead in the distribution of successful selections. For entries pursuing a perfect 13/13 return, Aston Villa’s clean-sheet success provided the first required outcome.
• Match 2: Brentford 1-2 Liverpool. Liverpool defeated Brentford 2-1, extending the opening sequence of away victories to two consecutive matches. Brentford scored once at home, but Liverpool’s two-goal return was sufficient to establish a narrow winning advantage. Unlike Aston Villa’s opening 1-0 success, Liverpool conceded a goal and therefore required a second successful finish to remain ahead. The successful 3 completed the initial pair of visiting selections before the coupon moved into a sequence of three home victories. This was the only away win in the pool where the visitors conceded, making Liverpool’s result distinctive among the seven successful visiting teams. The fixture contributed three goals to the overall total of 29, while its one-goal margin matched many of the other outright results. Brentford’s goal kept the scoreboard close without changing the final outcome.
• Match 3: Manchester City 3-2 Ipswich Town. Manchester City secured a 3-2 home victory against Ipswich Town in a five-goal encounter. The hosts scored three times, but Ipswich’s two goals meant the final difference remained just one goal. This was the first successful 1 after consecutive away victories and marked the beginning of a three-match sequence dominated by home teams. Manchester City’s three-goal attacking total was exceeded only by Wrexham’s four goals later in the coupon. Ipswich also became one of two losing teams to score twice, alongside Blackburn Rovers against West Brom. The match shared the highest overall scoring total of five goals with West Brom’s 3-2 victory and Wrexham’s 4-1 success. Despite its substantial attacking output, Manchester City achieved only a narrow winning margin, contrasting with Birmingham City’s later 3-0 victory and Wrexham’s three-goal advantage.
• Match 4: Fulham 1-0 Hull City. Fulham defeated Hull City 1-0, recording the second consecutive home victory of the coupon. The hosts scored once and prevented Hull from replying, allowing a single goal to determine the result. The successful 1 followed Manchester City’s five-goal encounter with Ipswich Town but featured a much more limited scoring return. Fulham’s clean sheet was essential because the narrow advantage would have disappeared with one Hull goal. This result also matched several visiting victories in terms of scoreline, although the successful selection differed because Fulham played at home. The contrast between Manchester City’s 3-2 result and Fulham’s 1-0 success demonstrated that the home-winning sequence contained markedly different attacking totals. Fulham supplied one of five home victories in the pool and contributed just one goal to the final total.
• Match 5: Birmingham City 3-0 Queens Park Rangers. Birmingham City completed the sequence of three consecutive home victories with a convincing 3-0 result against Queens Park Rangers. Three unanswered goals produced the largest winning margin recorded up to this point in the coupon, later matched by Wrexham’s 4-1 success against Preston North End. Queens Park Rangers failed to score, leaving Birmingham with a comfortable advantage. The successful 1 completed the home-winning section established by Manchester City and Fulham. Birmingham’s performance differed from both preceding victories: Manchester City scored three but conceded twice, while Fulham needed only one goal to win. Birmingham combined a three-goal attacking return with a clean sheet, producing one of the clearest outright results of the round. The match contributed three goals and completed a sequence in which home teams recorded seven goals across M3, M4 and M5.
• Match 6: Bristol City 0-1 Sheffield United. Sheffield United secured a 1-0 away victory against Bristol City, ending the three-match home-winning sequence. The visitors scored the only goal, while Bristol City failed to find the net. The successful 3 restored the visiting selection and introduced the first match in another sequence of three consecutive away victories. Sheffield United’s result closely resembled Aston Villa’s opening success against Newcastle United, with both visitors winning 1-0 and keeping clean sheets. This was also one of the lowest-scoring outright fixtures of the coupon. The narrow winning margin made defensive solidity decisive in the final result, as a single Bristol City goal would have changed the outcome to a draw. Sheffield United’s success became particularly important to the overall combination because it marked the transition from three home victories to three away results.
• Match 7: Derby County 0-1 Stoke City. Stoke City defeated Derby County 1-0, repeating the scoreline and away-winning selection recorded by Sheffield United in the previous fixture. Derby failed to score at home, allowing Stoke’s solitary goal to determine the outcome. The successful 3 extended the consecutive visiting sequence to two matches. Both results contained only one goal and ended with clean sheets for the away teams. Stoke’s victory was also the fifth outright result on the coupon to finish with a one-goal margin, further illustrating how frequently the winners were separated from their opponents by the smallest possible difference. While Birmingham City had produced a commanding three-goal advantage earlier, Stoke required only one successful attacking return. The fixture contributed a single goal to the overall total but remained equally important in determining the official thirteen-match combination.
• Match 8: Norwich City 0-1 Portsmouth. Portsmouth recorded a 1-0 away victory at Norwich City, completing three consecutive visiting successes from M6 through M8. Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth all achieved identical scorelines, each scoring once and preventing the opposition from finding the net. The successful 3 therefore appeared three times in succession, creating the longest uninterrupted away-winning sequence of the coupon. Norwich City’s inability to score meant Portsmouth required only one goal to secure its victory. The three-match section contributed just three goals in total, a sharp contrast to the five scored in Manchester City’s encounter with Ipswich Town alone. This sequence was particularly significant for the official combination because the same selection was required in three separate fixtures despite the narrow individual margins. Portsmouth’s success brought the number of away victories to five before Southampton and Bolton Wanderers produced the only draw of the round.
• Match 9: Southampton 0-0 Bolton Wanderers. Southampton and Bolton Wanderers shared a goalless draw, producing the only successful 2 selection in the thirteen-match pool. Neither team scored, and the fixture contributed nothing to the total of 29 goals. This result interrupted the consecutive away victories recorded by Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth. Both sides finished with clean sheets, but neither achieved the attacking advantage required for an outright victory. The goalless scoreline also made this the lowest-scoring match on the coupon. With twelve of the thirteen fixtures producing winners, correctly identifying this sole draw was a distinctive requirement of the official combination. Southampton and Bolton provided a clear contrast to the higher-scoring matches involving Manchester City, West Brom and Wrexham. For entries that had correctly selected the preceding eight results, the draw at M9 was necessary to preserve the possibility of a perfect return.
• Match 10: Swansea City 0-1 West Ham United. West Ham United defeated Swansea City 1-0, restoring the away-winning pattern immediately after Southampton’s goalless draw. The visitors scored once and kept a clean sheet, while Swansea failed to register a goal. The successful 3 became the sixth away victory of the coupon. West Ham’s result also matched the 1-0 successes achieved by Aston Villa, Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth, making it the fifth away win by that scoreline. This repeated result contributed to the relatively modest total of 29 goals despite twelve fixtures producing outright winners. Swansea’s failure to score prevented the hosts from challenging West Ham’s narrow advantage on the final scoreboard. The victory also established a clear numerical lead for visiting teams over home winners, with six away selections against three home victories at this stage of the coupon.
• Match 11: West Brom 3-2 Blackburn Rovers. West Brom secured a 3-2 home victory over Blackburn Rovers in one of three five-goal encounters on the coupon. The hosts scored three times, while Blackburn’s two goals kept the final margin to a single goal. The successful 1 interrupted West Ham’s away victory and became the fourth home-winning selection. West Brom’s result matched Manchester City’s earlier 3-2 success against Ipswich Town, with both home teams requiring three goals to overcome opponents that scored twice. Unlike the narrow clean-sheet victories that dominated much of the coupon, this encounter featured substantial scoring from both sides. Its five goals contributed approximately 17% of the round’s overall total. West Brom’s victory also began the final consecutive pair of home selections, with Wrexham subsequently defeating Preston North End. The result provided another example of a high-scoring match still being decided by the smallest possible winning margin.
• Match 12: Wrexham 4-1 Preston North End. Wrexham recorded an emphatic 4-1 home victory against Preston North End, producing the highest individual goal total and matching the largest winning margin of the round. Four goals gave Wrexham a three-goal advantage despite Preston finding the net once. The successful 1 completed consecutive home victories following West Brom’s 3-2 success. Both matches contained five goals, but their final margins differed considerably because Blackburn scored twice against West Brom while Preston managed only one against Wrexham. Wrexham’s four-goal attacking return exceeded the three recorded by Manchester City, Birmingham City and West Brom. The match also matched Birmingham City’s three-goal winning margin, although Birmingham achieved its result without conceding. This victory was the fifth and final home success of the coupon, leaving the closing fixture to determine the final number of away victories.
• Match 13: Plymouth Argyle 0-2 Huddersfield Town. Huddersfield Town completed the thirteen-match coupon with a 2-0 away victory against Plymouth Argyle. The visitors scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, while Plymouth failed to register a goal at home. The successful 3 became the seventh away victory and completed the official 3/3/1/1/1/3/3/3/2/3/1/1/3 combination. Huddersfield’s two-goal advantage was the largest achieved by a visiting team, exceeding the one-goal margins recorded by Aston Villa, Liverpool, Sheffield United, Stoke City, Portsmouth and West Ham United. The closing fixture therefore provided a more comfortable away result than most of the earlier visiting successes. Plymouth’s failure to score also reinforced the prominence of clean-sheet victories throughout the coupon. For entries that had correctly identified the first twelve outcomes, Huddersfield’s victory supplied the final requirement for a perfect 13/13 return.

 

Soccer 13 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 7
• Total Goals: 29
• Biggest Winning Margins: Birmingham City 3-0 Queens Park Rangers / Wrexham 4-1 Preston North End
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Manchester City 3-2 Ipswich Town / West Brom 3-2 Blackburn Rovers / Wrexham 4-1 Preston North End (5 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Southampton 0-0 Bolton Wanderers
• Only Draw: Southampton 0-0 Bolton Wanderers
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Aston Villa, Fulham, Birmingham City, Sheffield United, Stoke City, Portsmouth, West Ham United and Huddersfield Town
• Home Victories: Manchester City, Fulham, Birmingham City, West Brom and Wrexham
• Away Victories: Aston Villa, Liverpool, Sheffield United, Stoke City, Portsmouth, West Ham United and Huddersfield Town
• Consecutive Away Victories: M1-M2 and M6-M8
• Consecutive Home Victories: M3-M5 and M11-M12
• Winning Combination: 3/3/1/1/1/3/3/3/2/3/1/1/3
• Status: Official

 

10/13 Results

Net Pool: R6,118,740.00
Winners: 203,958
Dividend: R30.00

 

11/13 Results

Net Pool: R3,166,100.00
Winners: 31,661
Dividend: R100.00

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R4,062,522.00
Winners: 2,833
Dividend: R1,434.00

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R10,849,158.00
Winners: 107
Dividend: R101,394.00

 

Soccer 13 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 13 S13 V1 results recorded 107 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R101,394.00 from the R10,849,158.00 net pool. The 12/13 category produced 2,833 winning entries with a dividend of R1,434.00, while 31,661 entries received R100.00 for 11/13. The 10/13 category recorded 203,958 winning entries, each earning R30.00. These four prize categories showed a substantial difference between the reward for a perfect thirteen-match combination and the dividends available for entries with fewer correct selections.

The winning combination contained seven away victories, five home wins and only one draw. Visiting teams were particularly successful in two consecutive sequences, with Aston Villa and Liverpool winning the first two fixtures and Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth claiming three straight away victories from M6 to M8. West Ham United added another visiting success at M10 before Huddersfield Town completed the coupon with a 2-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle. This distribution meant that more than half of the thirteen positions required successful away selections.

Home victories were concentrated in two distinct sections. Manchester City, Fulham and Birmingham City recorded three consecutive wins at M3-M5, while West Brom and Wrexham supplied another pair at M11-M12. The differences between these results were significant. Manchester City and West Brom both won 3-2, Fulham required only one goal, and Birmingham City defeated Queens Park Rangers 3-0. Wrexham recorded the highest individual attacking total with four goals against Preston North End, matching Birmingham’s three-goal winning margin despite conceding once.

Southampton’s 0-0 draw with Bolton Wanderers was the only level result. Its position at M9 separated three consecutive away victories from West Ham United’s additional visiting success. The draw contributed no goals to the overall total of 29, contrasting with the three five-goal fixtures involving Manchester City, West Brom and Wrexham. Those matches generated 15 goals between them, accounting for more than half of the entire coupon’s scoring total.

The published prize distribution illustrates the sharp difference between the four winning categories. The 13/13 dividend of R101,394.00 was approximately 70.7 times the R1,434.00 awarded for 12/13 and more than 1,000 times the R100.00 available for 11/13. The 10/13 category paid R30.00 despite recording more than 200,000 winning entries. These figures reflect the published number of winners and net pool allocation for each category rather than establishing which individual match results were the most unexpected.

A perfect entry required all thirteen outcomes in their correct positions, including the sole draw at Southampton, the sequence of three 1-0 away victories and the closing Huddersfield Town success. Only 107 entries achieved the complete combination, compared with 2,833 in the 12/13 category. The official R101,394.00 dividend therefore represented the highest individual payout across the four published prize categories for this Soccer 13 pool.

 

The Soccer 13 S13 V1 (SXX) pool produced seven away victories, five home wins and one draw, with 29 goals scored across thirteen fixtures. Aston Villa defeated Newcastle United 1-0, Liverpool won 2-1 at Brentford, and Manchester City edged Ipswich Town 3-2. Fulham secured a 1-0 victory against Hull City, while Birmingham City defeated Queens Park Rangers 3-0. Sheffield United, Stoke City and Portsmouth recorded consecutive 1-0 away victories before Southampton and Bolton Wanderers shared a goalless draw. West Ham United won 1-0 at Swansea City, West Brom defeated Blackburn Rovers 3-2, and Wrexham secured a 4-1 home success over Preston North End. Huddersfield Town completed the coupon with a 2-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle. The official 3/3/1/1/1/3/3/3/2/3/1/1/3 combination produced 107 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R101,394.00 from the R10,849,158.00 net pool. The remaining published dividends were R1,434.00 for 12/13, R100.00 for 11/13 and R30.00 for 10/13.

 

Betting Types Explained

The 1X2 System – Classic Match Result

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• 1 – Home team to win
• X – Draw
• 2 – Away team to win

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• 1X – Home win or Draw
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• 12 – Home win or Away win (no draw)

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Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

Over Goals (O/):

• Over 0.5 – 1+ goal total
• Over 1.5 – 2 or more goals
• Over 2.5 – 3 or more goals
• Over 3.5 – 4 or more goals
• Over 4.5 – 5 or more goals

Under Goals (U/):

• Under 0.5 – goalless match (0-0)
• Under 1.5 – max 1 goal total
• Under 2.5 – max 2 goals
• Under 3.5 – max 3 goals
• Under 4.5 – max 4 goals

Both Teams To Score (BTTS)

• BTTS – Yes: both teams must score
• BTTS – No: one or both teams fail to score