Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V1 (1SS)

The Tuesday Soccer 10 V1 (1SS) pool produced an action-packed round of English football, with 37 goals scored across ten matches. The results included three home victories, three draws and four away wins. Cheltenham Town recorded a 4-2 victory against Fleetwood Town, while Huddersfield Town defeated Peterborough United 4-1. Shrewsbury Town secured a dramatic 3-2 away victory against Crawley Town, and Swindon Town defeated Barnet 3-1. Salford City and Tranmere Rovers also recorded important away wins, while Chesterfield, Rochdale and Rotherham United shared the points in their respective fixtures. The official winning combination was 3/3/1/2/3/1/3/1/2/2. The highest payout was R112,620.00 for a perfect 10/10 result, with just three winning entries in that category.

Match Date: Tuesday, 20 October 2026
Pool: Soccer 10 V1 (1SS)
Status: Official

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Barnet 1-3 Swindon Town. Swindon Town opened the Soccer 10 coupon with a convincing 3-1 away victory against Barnet, producing the first successful 3 in the official winning combination. The visitors scored three goals, while Barnet managed one, resulting in a two-goal winning margin. The four-goal total made this one of the higher-scoring fixtures of the opening section. Swindon’s result was significant because it established an away-winning pattern that continued in the following match. Barnet contributed to the scoring but could not prevent defeat. The final score also satisfied both the Over 2.5 goals and BTTS – Yes conditions. Swindon became one of four away winners in the pool, alongside Salford City, Shrewsbury Town and Tranmere Rovers. The result demonstrated the importance of selecting visiting teams rather than automatically relying on home advantage in a ten-match combination.
• Match 2: Bristol Rovers 1-2 Salford City. Salford City secured a 2-1 victory away to Bristol Rovers, extending the opening sequence of successful away selections. The visitors’ two goals were enough to overcome Bristol Rovers’ single goal and secure a narrow one-goal winning margin. The match produced three goals in total, making Over 2.5 a successful outcome, while both teams scoring also satisfied BTTS – Yes. Salford’s win formed the second consecutive 3 in the official combination. Unlike Swindon, who won by two goals, Salford finished only one ahead, reflecting a closer final scoreline. Bristol Rovers managed to score at home but could not convert that attacking return into a draw. The result reinforced the importance of correctly identifying away victories during the opening part of the coupon and contributed to the overall total of four visiting wins across the ten fixtures.
• Match 3: Cheltenham Town 4-2 Fleetwood Town. Cheltenham Town recorded a commanding 4-2 home victory against Fleetwood Town in the highest-scoring match of the round. The six-goal contest featured four goals from the home side and two from the visitors, producing a two-goal winning margin. Cheltenham’s four goals also matched Huddersfield Town for the highest individual team score on the coupon. The result interrupted the opening run of away victories and delivered the first successful 1. Both teams scored, and the six-goal total exceeded the Over 3.5 and Over 4.5 thresholds. This fixture alone contributed six of the pool’s 37 goals. Fleetwood’s two-goal return was insufficient to avoid defeat, while Cheltenham secured one of the three home wins of the round. The result was particularly significant in the scoring analysis because no other match produced more than five goals.
• Match 4: Chesterfield 1-1 Colchester United. Chesterfield and Colchester United shared the points following a 1-1 draw. Both teams scored once, leaving neither side with a winning margin. The result produced the first successful 2 of the coupon and interrupted a sequence of three outright results. The two-goal total satisfied Under 2.5, while both teams scoring meant BTTS – Yes was also successful. Compared with Cheltenham’s six-goal victory in the previous match, this was a much lower-scoring encounter. Chesterfield became the first of three home teams to record a draw, followed later by Rochdale and Rotherham United. Colchester also became one of three visiting sides to secure a point without winning. The result supplied the fourth position of the official winning combination and helped create a varied sequence rather than a coupon dominated by one outcome category.
• Match 5: Crawley Town 2-3 Shrewsbury Town. Shrewsbury Town secured an entertaining 3-2 away victory against Crawley Town. Five goals made this the second-highest-scoring fixture of the round, level with Huddersfield’s 4-1 victory over Peterborough. Crawley scored twice but still lost because Shrewsbury produced three goals. The one-goal winning margin showed how competitive the final scoreline was despite the high scoring. Shrewsbury supplied the third successful away-win selection, extending the overall visiting-team advantage. The match also satisfied Over 4.5 and BTTS – Yes, making it one of the most attacking fixtures of the coupon. Crawley became the only home team to score twice and still lose, while Shrewsbury joined Swindon as an away side to score three goals. The result occupied the fifth position in the official combination and brought the cumulative scoring total to 22 goals after five matches.
• Match 6: Huddersfield Town 4-1 Peterborough. Huddersfield Town defeated Peterborough 4-1, recording the largest winning margin of the entire round. The hosts scored four goals and conceded only one, establishing a three-goal advantage. Huddersfield matched Cheltenham’s four-goal attacking return and became the second home team to achieve that total. The fixture produced five goals, satisfying Over 4.5 and BTTS – Yes. Unlike Cheltenham’s 4-2 victory, Huddersfield limited their opponents to one goal and consequently achieved a larger final margin. The successful 1 contributed to the three home victories recorded across the coupon. Peterborough scored once but could not avoid a heavy defeat. The match brought the combined goal total to 27 after six fixtures and was one of the most decisive outcomes in a round otherwise containing several narrow wins and draws.
• Match 7: Northampton Town 0-1 Tranmere Rovers. Tranmere Rovers secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Northampton Town, producing the fourth and final successful 3 of the coupon. This was the lowest-scoring match of the round and the only fixture in which both teams failed to contribute goals. Northampton finished without scoring, while Tranmere’s single goal was sufficient to determine the result. The match satisfied Under 1.5, Under 2.5 and BTTS – No, creating a strong contrast with the high-scoring results from Cheltenham, Crawley and Huddersfield. Tranmere also recorded the only clean-sheet victory of the ten fixtures. The result demonstrated that visiting teams achieved success through different scoring patterns: Swindon and Shrewsbury scored three times, Salford scored twice, and Tranmere needed only one goal. This away victory supplied the seventh position of the official winning combination.
• Match 8: Oxford United 2-1 Wigan Athletic. Oxford United defeated Wigan Athletic 2-1 to record the third home victory of the coupon. The hosts scored twice, while Wigan managed one goal, leaving Oxford with a narrow winning margin. Three goals made Over 2.5 successful, while both teams scoring also satisfied BTTS – Yes. Oxford’s victory matched Salford’s 2-1 away result in scoreline structure but reversed the home and away positions. The result followed Tranmere’s narrow 1-0 success and returned the official combination to a home-winning 1. Wigan remained competitive on the final scoreboard but could not secure an equaliser. Oxford joined Cheltenham and Huddersfield as the three successful home winners, although their victory was less emphatic than the four-goal performances of the other two. The result added another three goals to the cumulative total and preceded two consecutive closing draws.
• Match 9: Rochdale 2-2 Grimsby Town. Rochdale and Grimsby Town finished 2-2, producing the second draw of the coupon. Each team scored twice, creating a four-goal encounter without an outright winner. The successful 2 followed Oxford’s home victory and established the first of two consecutive draws at the end of the pool. Both teams scored, and the total exceeded Over 2.5 and Over 3.5. Compared with Chesterfield’s earlier 1-1 draw, this match produced twice as many goals while retaining the same outcome category. Rochdale and Grimsby contributed four goals to the round’s total, and neither finished with a winning margin. The result was important because a correct draw selection was necessary despite the relatively high number of goals. It also confirmed that not all high-scoring fixtures produced a winner, a pattern repeated in the final match.
• Match 10: Rotherham United 2-2 Newport County. Rotherham United and Newport County completed the coupon with another 2-2 draw, repeating the exact scoreline from Rochdale against Grimsby. Both teams scored twice and finished level, producing the third successful 2 of the round. The four-goal total satisfied Over 3.5 and BTTS – Yes, while neither team secured an outright victory. This was the second consecutive closing draw and completed the official 3/3/1/2/3/1/3/1/2/2 combination. Rotherham and Newport contributed the final four goals, bringing the pool total to 37. The repeated 2-2 results in M9 and M10 were particularly important because they required two correct draw selections after a sequence containing both home and away winners. The final outcome also confirmed that the coupon was unusually high-scoring, with only Northampton versus Tranmere ending without both teams finding the net.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 4
• Total Goals: 37
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.7
• Highest-Scoring Match: Cheltenham Town 4-2 Fleetwood Town (6 goals)
• Second-Highest Goal Totals: Crawley Town 2-3 Shrewsbury Town / Huddersfield Town 4-1 Peterborough (5 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Huddersfield Town 4-1 Peterborough (3 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Northampton Town 0-1 Tranmere Rovers
• Home Victories: Cheltenham Town, Huddersfield Town and Oxford United
• Away Victories: Swindon Town, Salford City, Shrewsbury Town and Tranmere Rovers
• Drawn Matches: Chesterfield 1-1 Colchester United, Rochdale 2-2 Grimsby Town and Rotherham United 2-2 Newport County
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 8
• Matches Over 3.5 Goals: 6
• Both Teams Scored: 9 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 1 (Tranmere Rovers)
• Winning Combination: 3/3/1/2/3/1/3/1/2/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R84,465.08
Winners: 59
Dividend: R1,431.60

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R337,860.32
Winners: 3
Dividend: R112,620.00

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V1 (1SS) pool recorded 59 winning entries in the 9/10 category and just three perfect entries in the 10/10 category. The published net pool for nine correct selections was R84,465.08, with a dividend of R1,431.60 per winning entry. The perfect 10/10 category had a net pool of R337,860.32 and paid R112,620.00 to each of the three winners.

The winning combination was 3/3/1/2/3/1/3/1/2/2, featuring four away victories, three home victories and three draws. The coupon opened with consecutive visiting wins by Swindon Town and Salford City, while two consecutive 2-2 draws in the final positions created an important challenge for identifying the full combination.

The scoring profile was particularly aggressive. A total of 37 goals were scored, averaging 3.7 per match. Eight of the ten fixtures finished Over 2.5 goals, six exceeded 3.5 goals, and both teams scored in nine matches. The only clean-sheet victory was Tranmere Rovers’ 1-0 success against Northampton Town.

Cheltenham’s 4-2 victory against Fleetwood produced the highest combined goal total, while Huddersfield’s 4-1 victory delivered the largest winning margin. Crawley’s 2-3 defeat against Shrewsbury was another notable high-scoring away result.

The perfect-result dividend was substantially higher than the nine-correct payout because only three entries successfully matched all ten outcomes. This made S10 V1 (1SS) the highest-paying perfect-result pool among the three Soccer 10 results displayed for 20 October.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 10 S10 V1 (1SS) pool produced 37 goals, four away victories, three home wins and three draws. Cheltenham Town defeated Fleetwood Town 4-2, Huddersfield recorded a 4-1 victory over Peterborough, and Shrewsbury secured a 3-2 away success against Crawley. Swindon, Salford and Tranmere also won away, while Chesterfield, Rochdale and Rotherham finished level. The official 3/3/1/2/3/1/3/1/2/2 combination generated 59 winning entries in the 9/10 category and only three perfect 10/10 entries. The highest dividend was R112,620.00 per perfect winner, compared with R1,431.60 for nine correct selections.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V3 (1RR)

The Tuesday Soccer 10 V3 (1RR) pool produced 25 goals across ten matches, with four home victories, three draws and three away wins. Leicester City secured the biggest victory of the round with a 4-0 away success against Bromley, while Mansfield Town defeated AFC Wimbledon 3-0. Stevenage also recorded a 3-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle, and Stockport County beat Doncaster Rovers 2-0 away from home. Blackpool, Luton Town and Notts County supplied the other home victories, while Burton Albion versus Bradford City, Cambridge United versus Wycombe Wanderers and Dunfermline versus Partick Thistle ended in draws. The official winning combination was 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1. The perfect 10/10 result produced 21 winning entries, each receiving R19,681.00 from the R413,303.52 net pool.

Match Date: Tuesday, 20 October 2026
Pool: Soccer 10 V3 (1RR)
Status: Official

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V3

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V3

• Match 1: AFC Wimbledon 0-3 Mansfield Town. Mansfield Town opened the coupon with an emphatic 3-0 away victory against AFC Wimbledon, producing the first successful 3 of the official winning combination. The visitors scored three times and kept a clean sheet, while Wimbledon finished without a goal. The three-goal winning margin made this one of the most decisive results of the round, although Leicester later achieved an even greater margin. Mansfield’s victory also satisfied Over 2.5 and BTTS – No. Unlike several other fixtures that ended level, this result produced an unambiguous visiting winner. Mansfield became one of three away winners, alongside Leicester City and Stockport County. The opening result contributed three goals to the total and established the importance of identifying away successes in a coupon where several home sides failed to score. This result provided a strong start to the official 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1 sequence.
• Match 2: Blackpool 2-0 Milton Keynes Dons. Blackpool defeated Milton Keynes Dons 2-0, delivering the first home victory of the round. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, preventing MK Dons from registering a goal. The result followed Mansfield’s away win, meaning the first two matches were both decided without the losing team scoring. Blackpool’s victory satisfied Under 2.5 and BTTS – No, with exactly two goals in the fixture. The successful 1 also interrupted the opening away result and established a varied outcome sequence. Blackpool later joined Luton Town, Notts County and Stevenage among the four home winners on the coupon. Unlike Luton’s narrower 2-1 victory, Blackpool secured their result with a two-goal margin and no goals conceded. The match demonstrated that a controlled, low-scoring home success can carry the same importance for the winning combination as a much more emphatic victory.
• Match 3: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City. Burton Albion and Bradford City played out a goalless draw, producing the first successful 2 of the coupon. Neither side scored, making this the only fixture without a goal and the lowest-scoring result of the round. Both teams finished with clean sheets, but neither secured an outright victory. The match satisfied Under 0.5, Under 1.5, Under 2.5 and BTTS – No. Its zero-goal total created a sharp contrast with Mansfield’s three-goal away win and Leicester’s later four-goal performance. Burton became one of three home teams to draw, alongside Cambridge United and Dunfermline. Bradford recorded the corresponding away point. The result was significant because a correct draw selection was required for the third position of the official combination, and it demonstrated how a single goalless fixture could alter the required sequence after two decisive opening matches.
• Match 4: Bromley 0-4 Leicester City. Leicester City recorded the largest victory of the round with a convincing 4-0 away success against Bromley. The visitors scored four goals while keeping a clean sheet, producing the biggest winning margin and matching the highest individual scoring total of the coupon. The four-goal result satisfied Over 3.5 and BTTS – No, but did not reach the five-goal threshold required for Over 4.5. Bromley failed to score, joining several other home sides that were unable to find the net. Leicester’s successful 3 became the second away victory after Mansfield and strengthened the visitors’ impact on the coupon. The result also contributed four goals to the overall total of 25, making it one of two highest-scoring fixtures alongside Cambridge against Wycombe. Leicester’s clean-sheet performance stood out because their four-goal advantage was larger than every other winning margin recorded in the round.
• Match 5: Cambridge United 2-2 Wycombe Wanderers. Cambridge United and Wycombe Wanderers finished 2-2, producing the second draw of the coupon. The four-goal encounter matched Leicester’s 4-0 victory for the highest combined goal total, although its outcome category was completely different. Both teams scored twice, leaving neither with a winning margin. The result satisfied Over 3.5 and BTTS – Yes, contrasting with Leicester’s four-goal clean-sheet performance in the previous match. Cambridge became the second home team to draw after Burton Albion, while Wycombe secured an away point. The successful 2 formed the fifth position of the official combination. This fixture illustrated how identical total-goal figures can produce different pool results: Leicester won outright with four goals, while Cambridge and Wycombe divided the same combined number evenly. The draw also became one of only three matches in the entire coupon where both teams scored.
• Match 6: Doncaster Rovers 0-2 Stockport County. Stockport County secured a 2-0 away victory against Doncaster Rovers, recording the third and final visiting success of the coupon. The visitors scored twice while maintaining a clean sheet, leaving Doncaster without a goal. This result matched Blackpool’s earlier 2-0 victory in scoreline but reversed the winning team’s location. Stockport’s successful 3 also became the last away selection in the official combination, as the remaining four fixtures included one draw and three home victories. The match satisfied Under 2.5 and BTTS – No. Stockport joined Mansfield and Leicester as the three successful away winners, all of whom won without conceding. Together, those visiting winners scored nine goals and allowed none. Doncaster’s failure to score contributed to the coupon’s unusually high number of clean-sheet outcomes and helped define its relatively controlled scoring profile.
• Match 7: Dunfermline 1-1 Partick Thistle. Dunfermline and Partick Thistle shared a 1-1 draw, producing the third and final successful 2 of the coupon. Both sides scored once and finished level, making this the second match in which both teams scored without producing a home or away winner. Unlike Cambridge’s four-goal draw, the Dunfermline fixture contained only two goals and therefore satisfied Under 2.5. BTTS – Yes was also successful because both teams registered a goal. The result followed Stockport’s 2-0 away victory and preceded three consecutive home wins. Dunfermline became the third home team to draw, completing the coupon’s three drawn outcomes alongside Burton and Cambridge. The successful result was important because the final three matches all required 1 selections, making the draw in M7 the last deviation before the home-winning closing sequence.
• Match 8: Luton Town 2-1 Barnsley. Luton Town defeated Barnsley 2-1, recording the first of three consecutive home victories at the end of the coupon. The hosts scored twice, while Barnsley replied with one goal, producing a narrow one-goal winning margin. The match satisfied Over 2.5 and BTTS – Yes, becoming the third fixture in which both teams scored. Luton were also the only home winners who conceded, since Blackpool, Notts County and Stevenage all secured clean-sheet victories. The successful 1 began the closing sequence of home selections that completed the official combination. Barnsley’s goal kept the final score relatively close, but it was insufficient to prevent defeat. Luton contributed three goals to the round’s total and supplied one of the five matches containing at least three goals. The result marked the transition from the earlier mixed pattern of away wins and draws to the home-dominated conclusion.
• Match 9: Notts County 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday. Notts County secured a 2-0 home victory against Sheffield Wednesday, extending the closing run of successful 1 selections. The hosts scored twice and kept a clean sheet, while Sheffield Wednesday failed to score. This was the third 2-0 result of the coupon, following Blackpool’s home win and Stockport’s away victory. All three fixtures produced exactly two goals and satisfied Under 2.5 and BTTS – No. Notts County’s two-goal margin was more comfortable than Luton’s narrow one-goal win in the previous match. The victory also strengthened the home-winning distribution, bringing the total to three before Stevenage completed the sequence. Sheffield Wednesday became another team unable to score, reinforcing the low BTTS frequency across the pool. The successful result supplied the ninth position of the official combination and left one final home selection necessary for a perfect 10/10 entry.
• Match 10: Stevenage 3-0 Plymouth Argyle. Stevenage completed the coupon with a convincing 3-0 home victory against Plymouth Argyle. The hosts scored three times and kept a clean sheet, producing a three-goal winning margin that matched Mansfield’s earlier away success. This was the largest home victory of the round, exceeding Blackpool’s and Notts County’s two-goal wins and Luton’s narrow 2-1 result. The match satisfied Over 2.5 and BTTS – No. Stevenage’s successful 1 completed three consecutive closing home victories and finalised the official 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1 combination. Plymouth failed to score, adding to the coupon’s many clean-sheet results. The final match brought the overall goal total to 25 and confirmed the outcome distribution of four home wins, three draws and three away victories. Stevenage’s emphatic result provided a decisive conclusion to a round that had begun with Mansfield’s similarly dominant three-goal victory.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 25
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.5
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Bromley 0-4 Leicester City / Cambridge United 2-2 Wycombe Wanderers (4 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Bromley 0-4 Leicester City (4 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City
• Home Victories: Blackpool, Luton Town, Notts County and Stevenage
• Away Victories: Mansfield Town, Leicester City and Stockport County
• Drawn Matches: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City, Cambridge United 2-2 Wycombe Wanderers and Dunfermline 1-1 Partick Thistle
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 5
• Matches Over 3.5 Goals: 2
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 6
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Leicester City (4 goals)
• Winning Combination: 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R103,325.88
Winners: 407
Dividend: R253.80

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R413,303.52
Winners: 21
Dividend: R19,681.00

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V3 (1RR) pool recorded 407 winning entries in the 9/10 category and 21 entries with a perfect 10/10 result. The nine-correct net pool was R103,325.88, producing a dividend of R253.80 per winner. The perfect-result category had a net pool of R413,303.52, with each of the 21 winners receiving R19,681.00.

The winning combination was 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1, containing four home victories, three draws and three away wins. The first seven results alternated between visiting victories, home success and draws, before the final three fixtures were all won by the home teams.

The scoring profile was more controlled than in the other two Soccer 10 pools displayed for 20 October. A total of 25 goals were scored, averaging 2.5 per match. Five fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, while only two exceeded 3.5. Both teams scored in just three matches, showing how frequently one side finished without a goal.

Six winning teams kept clean sheets. Mansfield, Leicester and Stockport delivered away victories without conceding, while Blackpool, Notts County and Stevenage achieved the same at home. Leicester’s 4-0 victory against Bromley was the largest winning margin and one of two four-goal fixtures.

The perfect 10/10 dividend was lower than in S10 V1 (1SS), but the pool recorded substantially more perfect entries: 21 compared with three. The 9/10 category also had 407 winners and a relatively modest dividend of R253.80, reflecting the higher number of successful nine-result entries recorded by the operator.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 10 S10 V3 (1RR) pool produced 25 goals, four home wins, three draws and three away victories. Leicester City delivered the largest result with a 4-0 win against Bromley, while Mansfield Town and Stevenage recorded 3-0 victories over AFC Wimbledon and Plymouth Argyle respectively. Stockport County secured the other away success at Doncaster, and Blackpool, Luton and Notts County joined Stevenage among the home winners. Burton Albion versus Bradford City ended 0-0, while Cambridge versus Wycombe and Dunfermline versus Partick Thistle produced draws. The official 3/1/2/3/2/3/2/1/1/1 combination generated 407 winners in the 9/10 category and 21 perfect 10/10 entries. Each perfect winner received R19,681.00.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V2 (1QQ)

The Tuesday Soccer 10 V2 (1QQ) pool delivered the highest-scoring round among the three Soccer 10 coupons, with an outstanding 42 goals across ten fixtures. Five home teams won, three matches ended in draws and two produced away victories. Manchester City recorded the largest winning margin with a 5-1 victory against AEK Athens, while Liverpool and Napoli both secured dramatic 4-3 home wins. Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2, Roma recorded a convincing 4-0 victory against Slovan Bratislava, and PSV Eindhoven achieved a narrow 1-0 away success against FC Porto. Borussia Dortmund provided the other visiting win against Sabah FK. The official winning combination was 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2. The perfect 10/10 result produced 167 winning entries, each receiving R5,534.80 from the R924,327.04 net pool.

Match Date: Tuesday, 20 October 2026
Pool: Soccer 10 V2 (1QQ)
Status: Official

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Tue 20 Oct – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Fenerbahce 2-2 Slavia Prague. Fenerbahce and Slavia Prague opened the Soccer 10 coupon with a 2-2 draw, producing the first successful 2 in the official winning combination. Both sides scored twice but neither established a winning margin. The four-goal total satisfied Over 3.5 and BTTS – Yes, making this an attacking opening fixture despite the absence of a winner. Slavia Prague’s two away goals matched Fenerbahce’s contribution and secured a share of the result. The match was one of three draws in the pool, alongside Wolverhampton versus Portsmouth and Stuttgart versus Atletico Madrid. Compared with those later 1-1 encounters, Fenerbahce’s fixture contained twice as many goals. The opening result contributed four of the round’s 42 goals and established a combination that began with a draw before the visiting victories and dominant home-winning sequence developed.
• Match 2: Sabah FK 1-2 Borussia Dortmund. Borussia Dortmund secured a 2-1 away victory against Sabah FK, delivering the first successful 3 of the coupon. Dortmund scored twice while Sabah managed one goal, leaving the visitors with a narrow one-goal winning margin. The three-goal match satisfied Over 2.5 and BTTS – Yes. Dortmund became one of only two away winners in the pool, with PSV Eindhoven later achieving the other visiting success against Porto. The result was less emphatic than the subsequent home victories from Liverpool, Manchester City, Napoli, PSG and Roma, but it carried equal importance for the official winning combination. Sabah’s one goal kept the final margin narrow, although it was insufficient to avoid defeat. The result provided the second position of the 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2 sequence and confirmed that the opening section of the coupon would not be dominated by home victories.
• Match 3: Wolverhampton 1-1 Portsmouth. Wolverhampton and Portsmouth played out a 1-1 draw, producing the second successful 2 of the round. Both teams scored once, leaving neither side with the advantage needed for victory. The two-goal total satisfied Under 2.5 and BTTS – Yes. Compared with the 2-2 opening draw between Fenerbahce and Slavia Prague, this encounter featured a more limited scoring return but the same result category. Wolverhampton became the second home side to draw, while Portsmouth secured an away point. The result was important because the first three matches had now produced a draw, an away victory and another draw, with no home winners. This pattern contrasted strongly with the middle section, where five consecutive home wins would eventually define the coupon. Wolverhampton’s 1-1 result contributed two goals to the final total and supplied the third position of the winning combination.
• Match 4: FC Porto 0-1 PSV Eindhoven. PSV Eindhoven defeated FC Porto 1-0 away from home, recording the second and final successful 3 of the coupon. The visitors scored the only goal and maintained a clean sheet, while Porto finished without scoring. This was the lowest-scoring match of the round and the only fixture with exactly one goal. The result satisfied Under 1.5, Under 2.5 and BTTS – No, sharply contrasting with the much higher totals in the five fixtures that followed. PSV’s clean sheet was particularly important because a single Porto goal would have changed the final outcome to a draw. The successful visiting result completed the first four positions of the official combination, which contained two draws and two away victories without a home win. PSV became the last away winner before the sequence of five consecutive home victories began with Liverpool.
• Match 5: Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal. Liverpool defeated Villarreal 4-3 in one of the most entertaining results of the entire round. Seven goals made this the joint-highest-scoring fixture, matched later by Napoli’s identical victory against Bodo Glimt. Liverpool scored four times, while Villarreal contributed three goals and finished just one behind. The result satisfied Over 4.5 and BTTS – Yes, with the total substantially exceeding ordinary three-goal expectations. Liverpool’s successful 1 was the first home victory of the coupon after an opening sequence containing only draws and away wins. Villarreal’s three-goal away performance was not enough to secure a positive result, demonstrating how an impressive attacking return can still end in defeat. The seven-goal fixture contributed one-sixth of the pool’s 42 goals. Liverpool’s victory also began the decisive run of five consecutive home selections that continued through Manchester City, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma.
• Match 6: Manchester City 5-1 AEK Athens. Manchester City recorded the largest winning margin of the coupon with a commanding 5-1 home victory against AEK Athens. The hosts scored five goals, the highest individual attacking return of the entire round, while the visitors managed one. The four-goal margin exceeded those recorded in every other fixture. Six goals made this one of the four highest-scoring matches, behind only the seven-goal Liverpool and Napoli encounters and level with PSG’s victory against Barcelona. The result satisfied Over 4.5 and BTTS – Yes. Manchester City’s successful 1 became the second consecutive home victory in the official combination. Their five goals also meant that a single team accounted for a substantial portion of the overall scoring total. AEK Athens joined several visiting teams that managed to score but still suffered defeat, while City delivered the clearest winning margin in an otherwise highly competitive attacking round.
• Match 7: Napoli 4-3 Bodo Glimt. Napoli secured a 4-3 home victory against Bodo Glimt, repeating Liverpool’s seven-goal result against Villarreal. The hosts scored four times, while the visitors registered three, producing another narrow one-goal winning margin despite the high scoring. This was the second joint-highest-scoring fixture of the round and the third consecutive home victory. The result satisfied Over 4.5 and BTTS – Yes. Bodo Glimt matched Villarreal’s three-goal away return but, like Villarreal, failed to secure even a draw. Napoli’s four goals were therefore necessary to finish ahead on the scoreboard. Liverpool and Napoli together contributed 14 goals, accounting for exactly one-third of the pool’s 42-goal total. The successful 1 continued the central home-winning sequence and demonstrated that high-scoring encounters can remain uncertain until their final result is established.
• Match 8: Paris Saint-Germain 4-2 Barcelona. Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2, producing another high-scoring home victory. The hosts scored four times and conceded twice, finishing with a two-goal winning margin. Six goals made this fixture joint-third for combined scoring alongside Manchester City’s 5-1 result against AEK Athens. Both teams scored, and the match satisfied Over 4.5. PSG’s successful 1 was the fourth consecutive home victory following wins by Liverpool, Manchester City and Napoli. Barcelona’s two away goals demonstrated a substantial attacking contribution, but they were insufficient to match PSG’s total. The result added another six goals to the pool and strengthened the scoring dominance of the middle fixtures. By the end of M8, the coupon had accumulated 36 goals, leaving only Roma and Stuttgart to complete the total. PSG’s victory also illustrated how a four-goal home performance could produce a more comfortable margin than Liverpool’s and Napoli’s narrow 4-3 wins.
• Match 9: Roma 4-0 Slovan Bratislava. Roma defeated Slovan Bratislava 4-0, producing the only clean-sheet home victory among the five consecutive home winners. The hosts scored four times and prevented the visitors from finding the net, establishing a four-goal winning margin. That margin equalled Manchester City’s 5-1 advantage, although Roma achieved it without conceding. The result satisfied Over 3.5 and BTTS – No, illustrating a different scoring profile from the high-scoring fixtures involving Liverpool, Napoli and PSG. Roma’s successful 1 completed the sequence of five consecutive home victories from M5 through M9. Slovan Bratislava joined FC Porto as the only teams to finish without scoring in the round. Roma’s four goals brought the cumulative total to 40 before the closing match. Their result was important because it provided the final outright victory, leaving Stuttgart against Atletico Madrid to determine whether the official combination would end with a draw.
• Match 10: VFB Stuttgart 1-1 Atletico Madrid. Stuttgart and Atletico Madrid completed the pool with a 1-1 draw, producing the third successful 2 of the official combination. Both teams scored once, leaving the match level and preventing either side from securing victory. The two-goal total satisfied Under 2.5 and BTTS – Yes, contrasting with the exceptionally high-scoring run of home victories immediately before it. The draw interrupted the sequence of five consecutive home wins and completed the 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2 combination. Stuttgart became the third home team to draw, while Atletico secured the corresponding away point. The closing fixture added two goals to the overall total, bringing the coupon to 42 goals across ten matches. Its importance was significant because a correct final draw selection was required to complete a perfect 10/10 entry, regardless of the relatively modest scoring total.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 2
• Total Goals: 42
• Average Goals Per Match: 4.2
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal / Napoli 4-3 Bodo Glimt (7 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Manchester City 5-1 AEK Athens / Roma 4-0 Slovan Bratislava (4 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: FC Porto 0-1 PSV Eindhoven
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Manchester City (5 goals)
• Home Victories: Liverpool, Manchester City, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma
• Away Victories: Borussia Dortmund and PSV Eindhoven
• Drawn Matches: Fenerbahce 2-2 Slavia Prague, Wolverhampton 1-1 Portsmouth and Stuttgart 1-1 Atletico Madrid
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 7
• Matches Over 3.5 Goals: 6
• Both Teams Scored: 8 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 2 (PSV Eindhoven and Roma)
• Longest Winning Sequence: Five consecutive home victories (M5-M9)
• Winning Combination: 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R231,081.76
Winners: 3,136
Dividend: R73.60

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R924,327.04
Winners: 167
Dividend: R5,534.80

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V2 (1QQ) pool recorded 3,136 winning entries in the 9/10 category and 167 perfect 10/10 entries. The published net pool for nine correct selections was R231,081.76, producing a dividend of R73.60 per winner. The perfect-result category had a net pool of R924,327.04, with each of the 167 winning entries receiving R5,534.80.

The official winning combination was 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2, comprising five home victories, three draws and two away wins. The opening four fixtures produced two draws and two visiting victories, followed by a decisive sequence of five consecutive home wins. Stuttgart’s 1-1 draw against Atletico Madrid supplied the final selection.

The scoring profile was exceptional, with 42 goals across ten matches, averaging 4.2 goals per fixture. Liverpool’s 4-3 victory over Villarreal and Napoli’s identical result against Bodo Glimt were the two highest-scoring encounters, contributing 14 goals combined.

Manchester City’s 5-1 victory against AEK Athens delivered the largest individual attacking performance, while Roma’s 4-0 result against Slovan Bratislava provided a four-goal clean-sheet home win. PSG’s 4-2 victory over Barcelona added another six goals. Those five consecutive home victories generated 30 of the 42 goals recorded across the coupon.

Seven matches finished Over 2.5 goals, six exceeded 3.5 goals and both teams scored in eight fixtures. The only clean-sheet winners were PSV Eindhoven and Roma, highlighting how frequently the losing or drawing teams still contributed to the final score.

Despite having the largest published 10/10 net pool among the three Soccer 10 coupons, S10 V2 (1QQ) recorded the lowest perfect-result dividend of the group. This was because 167 entries matched all ten outcomes, compared with 21 for S10 V3 and just three for S10 V1. The 9/10 category also recorded the highest number of winners, with 3,136 entries receiving R73.60 each.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 10 S10 V2 (1QQ) pool produced an outstanding 42 goals, five home victories, three draws and two away wins. Liverpool and Napoli both secured 4-3 victories, Manchester City defeated AEK Athens 5-1, Paris Saint-Germain overcame Barcelona 4-2, and Roma recorded a 4-0 success against Slovan Bratislava. Borussia Dortmund and PSV Eindhoven supplied the away victories, while Fenerbahce, Wolverhampton and Stuttgart recorded draws. The official 2/3/2/3/1/1/1/1/1/2 combination generated 3,136 winners in the 9/10 category and 167 perfect 10/10 entries. Each perfect entry received R5,534.80 from the R924,327.04 net pool.

 

Betting Types Explained

The 1X2 System – Classic Match Result

This is the standard bet used in soccer betting and all Soccer Pools. You choose the outcome after 90 minutes:

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

Singles, Doubles & Triple Bets

Sometimes it’s safer to back more than one possible result in a single match.

Triple Chance Bets are only available in Soccer Pools-style games and lock that leg of your bet.

Double Chance Bets are widely used in normal sports betting and combo tickets.

Double Chance Betting

• 1X – Home win or Draw
• X2 – Draw or Away win
• 12 – Home win or Away win (no draw)

Triple Chance Betting

1X2 – Any result will land (home/draw/away)

Banker Bets & Codes

Bankers are selections with the strongest stats – picks with the highest chance of success.

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