Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V3 P1 (6GG)

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (6GG) pool produced four home victories, one draw and one away win, with an impressive 27 goals scored across six fixtures. Liverpool defeated Villarreal 4-3 and Napoli overcame Bodo Glimt by the same score, making both matches the highest-scoring encounters of the round. Paris Saint-Germain secured a 4-2 victory against Barcelona, while Roma delivered a commanding 4-0 result against Slovan Bratislava. PSV Eindhoven recorded the only away victory with a 1-0 win at FC Porto, and Stuttgart against Atletico Madrid finished 1-1. The official 3/1/1/1/1/2 winning combination produced 318 winning entries, each receiving R969.00 from the R308,144.34 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V3 P1 (6GG)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V3 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P1

• Match 1: FC Porto 0-1 PSV Eindhoven. PSV Eindhoven opened the pool with a narrow 1-0 away victory against FC Porto, producing the only successful 3 selection in the official combination. The visitors scored the decisive goal while preventing Porto from finding an equaliser. This was also one of only two fixtures in which a team failed to score, alongside Roma’s 4-0 victory against Slovan Bratislava. PSV’s clean sheet was essential because their one-goal attacking return left no margin for conceding. The result contrasted strongly with the following three fixtures, where both teams scored and the combined goal totals were significantly higher. Porto became the only home team to lose, while all four subsequent home winners secured victories. The opening away result was therefore distinctive in both the direction of the outcome and its low-scoring nature. Correctly selecting PSV established the first position of the official 3/1/1/1/1/2 sequence.
• Match 2: Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal. Liverpool secured a dramatic 4-3 home victory against Villarreal in one of two seven-goal fixtures on the coupon. Liverpool’s four goals were necessary to finish ahead of opponents who scored three times away from home. The one-goal winning margin demonstrated how closely matched the teams were on the final scoreboard despite the exceptionally high combined attacking output. The successful 1 began a sequence of four consecutive home victories from M2 through M5. Liverpool and Napoli both produced identical 4-3 results, making them joint leaders for the highest-scoring match of the round. Together, these two fixtures contributed 14 of the pool’s 27 goals, more than half of the total. Villarreal’s three goals represented the highest attacking return by a losing team anywhere on the coupon, matched by Bodo Glimt in M3. The result illustrated how a high-scoring fixture can still be decided by the narrowest possible winning margin.
• Match 3: Napoli 4-3 Bodo Glimt. Napoli defeated Bodo Glimt 4-3, repeating the seven-goal scoreline from Liverpool’s victory against Villarreal. This was the second consecutive successful 1 and the second match in which the home team scored four times but finished only one goal ahead. Bodo Glimt’s three away goals kept the contest close by scoreline, but they were insufficient to prevent defeat. Napoli and Liverpool jointly produced the highest individual home scoring totals of the round, alongside Paris Saint-Germain and Roma, who also scored four. The first three fixtures had now generated 15 goals, with 14 coming from Liverpool and Napoli alone. Napoli’s result strengthened the home-winning sequence while contributing to an unusually attacking section of the coupon. Both M2 and M3 required correctly identifying a home victory despite the away teams producing three goals each. The result supplied the third position of the winning combination and maintained the dominance of home selections after PSV’s opening away success.
• Match 4: Paris Saint-Germain 4-2 Barcelona. Paris Saint-Germain recorded a 4-2 home victory against Barcelona, providing the third consecutive home win in the pool. Six goals made this the third-highest-scoring fixture, behind the two seven-goal encounters involving Liverpool and Napoli. PSG matched those home winners by scoring four times, but their two-goal margin was more comfortable than the single-goal victories in M2 and M3. Barcelona managed two away goals but could not match the hosts’ attacking return. The successful 1 extended the official combination’s sequence of home selections and brought the pool’s cumulative goal total to 21 after four matches. This was also the third consecutive fixture in which both teams scored at least twice, highlighting the high-scoring character of the middle section. PSG’s victory contributed six goals to the total and confirmed that Barcelona’s two-goal attacking return was not sufficient to avoid defeat.
• Match 5: Roma 4-0 Slovan Bratislava. Roma delivered the largest winning margin of the round with a convincing 4-0 home victory against Slovan Bratislava. The hosts scored four times and kept a clean sheet, making this the only home victory achieved without conceding. Roma’s four-goal margin exceeded PSG’s two-goal advantage and the narrow single-goal victories recorded by Liverpool and Napoli. The successful 1 completed a sequence of four consecutive home wins, a decisive feature of the official combination. Slovan Bratislava joined FC Porto as the only teams unable to score during the round. Unlike Liverpool, Napoli and PSG, who all conceded multiple goals, Roma maintained complete control of the final scoreline. Their four goals also brought the overall pool total to 25 before the closing fixture. Roma’s emphatic result therefore stood apart from the other home victories through its combination of a four-goal attacking return and a clean sheet.
• Match 6: VFB Stuttgart 1-1 Atletico Madrid. Stuttgart and Atletico Madrid finished 1-1, producing the only draw of the six-match coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither secured the additional goal needed for an outright victory. The successful 2 ended the sequence of four consecutive home wins and completed the official 3/1/1/1/1/2 winning combination. Compared with the exceptionally high totals in the Liverpool, Napoli and PSG fixtures, Stuttgart’s match contributed only two goals. The draw nevertheless remained decisive for pool entries because a correct final selection was necessary to complete all six results. Atletico became the only visiting team to avoid defeat without winning, while Stuttgart were the only home team to draw. The fixture brought the cumulative total to 27 goals and confirmed the overall distribution of four home victories, one away win and one draw. Its relatively modest scoring total provided a clear contrast to the high-scoring matches dominating the middle of the coupon.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 27
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Liverpool 4-3 Villarreal / Napoli 4-3 Bodo Glimt (7 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Roma 4-0 Slovan Bratislava (4 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: FC Porto 0-1 PSV Eindhoven (1 goal)
• Home Victories: Liverpool, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma
• Only Away Victory: PSV Eindhoven
• Only Draw: Stuttgart 1-1 Atletico Madrid
• Clean-Sheet Victories: PSV Eindhoven and Roma
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 4
• Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 4 goals (Liverpool, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma)
• Winning Combination: 3/1/1/1/1/2
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R308,144.34
Winners: 318
Dividend: R969.00

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 payout recorded 318 winning entries, each receiving R969.00 from the published net pool of R308,144.34. The winning combination of 3/1/1/1/1/2 consisted of one away victory, four consecutive home victories and a closing draw. The sequence was dominated by home selections, with Liverpool, Napoli, Paris Saint-Germain and Roma all winning their matches.

The scoring profile was exceptionally attacking, with 27 goals across six matches, an average of 4.5 goals per fixture. Liverpool and Napoli contributed seven goals each, accounting together for 14 goals, or approximately 51.9% of the total. PSG’s 4-2 victory added another six, meaning those three fixtures were responsible for 20 of the 27 goals.

The outcomes were not uniformly straightforward despite the dominance of home winners. Liverpool and Napoli both required four goals to overcome opponents who scored three, whereas Roma secured a comfortable 4-0 victory without conceding. PSV’s opening 1-0 away success and Stuttgart’s concluding 1-1 draw were important deviations from the home-winning sequence.

The published dividend of R969.00 was the lowest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 20 October. The 318 winning entries represented the highest number of perfect results among those pools. The combination of four successful home selections, one away win and one draw ultimately determined the distribution of the official payout.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (6GG) pool produced 27 goals, four home victories, one draw and one away win. Liverpool and Napoli recorded identical 4-3 victories, while Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2 and Roma secured a commanding 4-0 home success. PSV Eindhoven supplied the only away victory by beating FC Porto 1-0, and Stuttgart drew 1-1 with Atletico Madrid. The four consecutive home wins formed the central sequence of the official 3/1/1/1/1/2 combination. A total of 318 winning entries received R969.00 each from the R308,144.34 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V2 P2 (6FF)

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6FF) pool produced three home victories, two draws and one away win, with 12 goals scored across the six fixtures. Stevenage recorded the largest victory by defeating Plymouth Argyle 3-0, while Stockport County secured the only away success with a 2-0 win at Doncaster Rovers. Luton Town defeated Barnsley 2-1, and Notts County claimed a 2-0 home victory against Sheffield Wednesday. Burton Albion and Bradford City shared a goalless draw, while Dunfermline and Partick Thistle finished 1-1. The official 2/3/2/1/1/1 winning combination produced 65 perfect entries, each receiving R1,988.40 from the R129,246.66 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P2 (6FF)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V2 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P2

• Match 1: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City. Burton Albion and Bradford City opened the coupon with a goalless draw, producing the first successful 2 selection. Neither team managed to score, making this the only match without a goal and the lowest-scoring fixture of the round. Both sides finished with clean sheets, but neither secured the outright victory needed to claim three points. The 0-0 result immediately distinguished this coupon from the much more attacking S6 V3 P1 pool played on the same date. Burton became the first of two home teams to record a draw, while Bradford secured the corresponding away point. For Soccer 6 entries, the absence of goals did not diminish the importance of the outcome, since the match still required the correct draw selection. The opening result was followed by Stockport County’s away victory, creating a combination that began without any home winners in its first three positions.
• Match 2: Doncaster Rovers 0-2 Stockport County. Stockport County secured a 2-0 away victory against Doncaster Rovers, providing the only successful 3 of the coupon. The visitors scored twice while maintaining a clean sheet, leaving Doncaster without an attacking return. This was one of three matches featuring a two-goal winning margin, alongside Notts County’s victory against Sheffield Wednesday, although Stevenage later achieved an even greater three-goal advantage. Stockport’s result interrupted the sequence of drawn outcomes after Burton’s 0-0 opening match. It also became the only visiting victory in a pool otherwise dominated by home successes and level results. Doncaster joined Burton Albion, Sheffield Wednesday and Plymouth Argyle among the teams that failed to score in their respective matches. Stockport’s two goals represented a relatively comfortable result in a coupon where four fixtures contained two goals or fewer. The successful away selection formed the second position of the official 2/3/2/1/1/1 combination.
• Match 3: Dunfermline 1-1 Partick Thistle. Dunfermline and Partick Thistle shared a 1-1 draw, producing the second successful 2 selection of the round. Unlike Burton against Bradford, this fixture featured a goal from each side, but neither team established a winning margin. The two-goal total matched Stockport’s 2-0 victory in the previous match, although the final outcome category differed completely. Dunfermline became the second home team to finish level, while Partick Thistle avoided defeat by matching the hosts’ one-goal return. The result completed an opening sequence of three matches without a home victory. For entries that correctly identified the first three outcomes, the required pattern was already 2/3/2, combining two draws with a single away success. The match also remained one of only two fixtures in which both teams scored, with Luton against Barnsley subsequently providing the other. Dunfermline’s draw was important because the following three matches would all require home-win selections.
• Match 4: Luton Town 2-1 Barnsley. Luton Town defeated Barnsley 2-1, recording the first home victory of the coupon. The hosts scored twice, while Barnsley managed one goal without securing an equaliser. Three goals made this one of two highest-scoring fixtures in the round, alongside Stevenage’s 3-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle. Unlike the opening three matches, which produced draws or an away result, Luton’s success introduced the first successful 1 selection. The one-goal winning margin was the narrowest among the three home victories, with Notts County and Stevenage winning by two and three goals respectively. Luton and Barnsley also became the second and final pair in which both teams scored. The result started a sequence of three consecutive home victories that would determine the final half of the official combination. Luton needed its second goal to finish ahead of Barnsley’s one-goal return, making the fixture more closely contested by scoreline than the subsequent clean-sheet victories.
• Match 5: Notts County 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday. Notts County secured a 2-0 home victory against Sheffield Wednesday, becoming the second consecutive home winner. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, preventing Sheffield Wednesday from contributing to the pool’s goal total. This result matched Stockport County’s 2-0 away victory in both scoreline and two-goal margin, but reversed the winning team’s location. The successful 1 extended the home-winning sequence established by Luton. Unlike Luton’s narrow 2-1 victory, Notts County did not need a third goal to protect their result because the visitors failed to score. This was the third fixture containing exactly two goals and the second 2-0 victory. Notts County’s success also ensured that home wins would outnumber away wins regardless of the final result, with Stevenage subsequently confirming that dominance. The result supplied the fifth position of the official 2/3/2/1/1/1 combination.
• Match 6: Stevenage 3-0 Plymouth Argyle. Stevenage completed the coupon with a convincing 3-0 home victory against Plymouth Argyle, producing the largest winning margin of the round. Three goals also made Stevenage the highest-scoring individual team and placed the fixture alongside Luton against Barnsley for the highest combined goal total. The hosts maintained a clean sheet, while Plymouth failed to score or reduce the final margin. The successful 1 completed a run of three consecutive home victories following the earlier sequence of two draws and one away win. Stevenage’s three-goal advantage exceeded the two-goal margins achieved by Stockport County and Notts County. The final result confirmed that the coupon was split into two distinct halves: the opening three fixtures contained no home winners, while the closing three were all home victories. Stevenage’s success completed the official 2/3/2/1/1/1 combination and brought the total scoring output to 12 goals.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 12
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Luton Town 2-1 Barnsley / Stevenage 3-0 Plymouth Argyle (3 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Stevenage 3-0 Plymouth Argyle (3 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City
• Home Victories: Luton Town, Notts County and Stevenage
• Only Away Victory: Stockport County
• Drawn Matches: Burton Albion 0-0 Bradford City / Dunfermline 1-1 Partick Thistle
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Stockport County, Notts County and Stevenage
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 2
• Both Teams Scored: 2 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Stevenage (3 goals)
• Winning Combination: 2/3/2/1/1/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R129,246.66
Winners: 65
Dividend: R1,988.40

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 pool recorded 65 perfect entries, each receiving R1,988.40 from the R129,246.66 net pool. The winning combination of 2/3/2/1/1/1 contained two draws, one away win and three home victories. The winning sequence was divided into two clear sections, with no home victories in M1 through M3 and three consecutive home victories from M4 through M6.

The opening section required correctly identifying Burton Albion’s goalless draw with Bradford City, Stockport County’s 2-0 away victory against Doncaster Rovers and Dunfermline’s 1-1 draw against Partick Thistle. These fixtures contributed only four goals and established a relatively low-scoring beginning to the coupon.

The final three fixtures produced eight goals. Luton Town defeated Barnsley 2-1, Notts County beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 and Stevenage completed the sequence with a 3-0 win against Plymouth Argyle. Every closing result required a home-win selection, but the winning margins increased from one goal to two and then three.

Only two matches produced more than 2.5 goals, while four finished with no more than two. The coupon’s average was exactly two goals per match, substantially below the scoring level recorded in the S6 V3 P1 pool on the same day. Five of the six fixtures featured at least one team failing to score, excluding only Dunfermline’s draw and Luton’s victory.

The R1,988.40 dividend was the highest of the three displayed Soccer 6 pools for 20 October, despite this pool having the smallest net pool. It also recorded the fewest perfect entries, with just 65 winners successfully identifying the two opening-half draws, Stockport’s away victory and the three consecutive home results.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6FF) pool produced three home victories, two draws and one away win, with 12 goals across six fixtures. Burton Albion and Bradford City finished 0-0, Stockport County defeated Doncaster Rovers 2-0 away from home, and Dunfermline drew 1-1 with Partick Thistle. Luton Town, Notts County and Stevenage then delivered three consecutive home victories, with Stevenage recording the largest winning margin through a 3-0 result against Plymouth Argyle. The official 2/3/2/1/1/1 combination produced 65 winning entries, each receiving R1,988.40 from the R129,246.66 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V2 P1 (6FF)

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6FF) pool produced three away victories, two draws and one home win, with 18 goals scored across six fixtures. Leicester City recorded the most convincing performance with a 4-0 away victory against Bromley, while Mansfield Town secured a 3-0 win at AFC Wimbledon. Borussia Dortmund claimed another visiting success by defeating Sabah FK 2-1. Blackpool provided the only home victory with a 2-0 result against Milton Keynes Dons, while Fenerbahce drew 2-2 with Slavia Prague and Wolverhampton finished 1-1 against Portsmouth. The official 2/3/3/1/3/2 winning combination produced 140 perfect entries, each receiving R1,305.00 from the R182,727.18 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P1 (6FF)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 20 Oct – S6 V2 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P1

• Match 1: Fenerbahce 2-2 Slavia Prague. Fenerbahce and Slavia Prague opened the coupon with a 2-2 draw, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both sides scored twice, but neither secured the additional goal needed for victory. Four goals made this one of the round’s more attacking encounters, although it still finished without an outright winner. Slavia Prague’s two away goals matched the hosts’ attacking return, preventing Fenerbahce from converting home advantage into a win. This fixture was the highest-scoring draw of the pool, compared with Wolverhampton’s later 1-1 result against Portsmouth. The opening draw was followed by two consecutive away victories, creating a combination in which home teams struggled to secure wins. Fenerbahce became one of only two home sides to avoid defeat without winning, while Slavia Prague recorded the corresponding away draw. The match contributed four of the pool’s 18 goals and established the first position of the official 2/3/3/1/3/2 sequence.
• Match 2: Sabah FK 1-2 Borussia Dortmund. Borussia Dortmund secured a 2-1 away victory against Sabah FK, providing the first successful 3 of the coupon. The visitors scored twice, while Sabah managed one goal without securing a draw. Dortmund’s one-goal winning margin was the narrowest among the three away victories, with Mansfield Town and Leicester City later producing considerably larger advantages. This was also the only visiting victory in which the home team scored. The fixture contained three goals, bringing the cumulative total to seven after the opening two matches. Dortmund’s successful away result began a sequence of consecutive visiting selections, continued by Mansfield Town in M3. Sabah’s single goal meant Dortmund needed its second to finish ahead, unlike the later away winners who secured clean sheets. The result contributed to the overall dominance of visiting teams, which eventually accounted for half of all outcomes on the coupon.
• Match 3: AFC Wimbledon 0-3 Mansfield Town. Mansfield Town defeated AFC Wimbledon 3-0 away from home, recording the second consecutive successful 3. The visitors scored three goals without conceding, producing the second-largest winning margin of the round behind Leicester City’s eventual 4-0 victory against Bromley. AFC Wimbledon failed to register a goal, leaving Mansfield’s attacking return unanswered. The result contrasted with Dortmund’s 2-1 success, where the visiting side conceded once and finished only one goal ahead. Mansfield’s three-goal advantage also made this one of two visiting clean-sheet victories, with Leicester later matching that defensive outcome. The opening three fixtures had now produced a draw followed by two away wins, leaving home teams without a victory. Mansfield’s success also contributed three goals to the pool total, bringing the cumulative scoring figure to ten. The result supplied the third position of the official winning combination and reinforced the visitors’ dominance during the early matches.
• Match 4: Blackpool 2-0 Milton Keynes Dons. Blackpool recorded a 2-0 home victory against Milton Keynes Dons, becoming the only successful home winner in the six-match coupon. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, preventing MK Dons from registering an attacking return. The successful 1 interrupted the sequence of consecutive away victories recorded by Borussia Dortmund and Mansfield Town. Blackpool’s two-goal winning margin was more comfortable than Dortmund’s single-goal advantage, although it remained narrower than the three- and four-goal victories achieved by Mansfield and Leicester respectively. Milton Keynes Dons joined AFC Wimbledon and Bromley among the home and away teams unable to score in their respective defeats. The fixture contributed two goals, making it one of the three lowest-scoring matches on the coupon, alongside Wolverhampton’s 1-1 draw and excluding none of the other fixtures below that total. Blackpool’s victory was therefore decisive both as the only home-winning result and as a clean-sheet performance in an otherwise away-dominated coupon.
• Match 5: Bromley 0-4 Leicester City. Leicester City delivered the most emphatic result of the round with a 4-0 away victory against Bromley. Four goals gave Leicester the highest individual scoring total, while their four-goal winning margin exceeded Mansfield’s three-goal victory against AFC Wimbledon. Bromley failed to score, allowing Leicester to complete the largest clean-sheet success of the coupon. The successful 3 became the third visiting victory and confirmed that away wins would be the most frequent outright outcome. This result also meant that all three successful away selections were recorded in M2, M3 and M5, with only Blackpool interrupting the visiting pattern through a home victory. Leicester’s four goals accounted for more than one-fifth of the pool’s final total of 18. Combined with Mansfield’s three goals, the two dominant visiting performances contributed seven goals without conceding. The result brought the cumulative scoring total to 16 before the final fixture and completed the last outright victory in the combination.
• Match 6: Wolverhampton 1-1 Portsmouth. Wolverhampton and Portsmouth completed the coupon with a 1-1 draw, producing the second successful 2. Both teams scored once, leaving the match level and preventing either side from securing the outright result. The closing draw contrasted with Leicester’s emphatic 4-0 victory in the previous fixture and contributed only two goals to the final total of 18. Wolverhampton became the second home team to draw, joining Fenerbahce, while Portsmouth secured the corresponding away point. The successful selection also completed the official 2/3/3/1/3/2 sequence, which began and ended with draws. Between those two level results, three away victories and one home success determined the structure of the coupon. Wolverhampton’s inability to move beyond a single goal meant home victories remained limited to Blackpool alone. The closing result confirmed the final distribution of three away wins, two draws and one home victory, with Leicester City’s four-goal success standing out as the most decisive individual result.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 1
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 18
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Fenerbahce 2-2 Slavia Prague / Bromley 0-4 Leicester City (4 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Bromley 0-4 Leicester City (4 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Blackpool 2-0 Milton Keynes Dons / Wolverhampton 1-1 Portsmouth (2 goals each)
• Only Home Victory: Blackpool
• Away Victories: Borussia Dortmund, Mansfield Town and Leicester City
• Drawn Matches: Fenerbahce 2-2 Slavia Prague / Wolverhampton 1-1 Portsmouth
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Mansfield Town, Blackpool and Leicester City
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 4
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Leicester City (4 goals)
• Winning Combination: 2/3/3/1/3/2
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R182,727.18
Winners: 140
Dividend: R1,305.00

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 payout recorded 140 perfect entries, each receiving R1,305.00 from the published net pool of R182,727.18. The winning combination of 2/3/3/1/3/2 contained three visiting victories, two draws and one home success. The coupon began and ended with draws, while away results dominated the four positions between them.

Fenerbahce’s 2-2 draw against Slavia Prague supplied the opening selection, followed by Borussia Dortmund’s 2-1 away victory and Mansfield Town’s 3-0 win. Blackpool interrupted the visiting sequence with a 2-0 home success before Leicester City recorded the largest result by defeating Bromley 4-0. Wolverhampton’s closing 1-1 draw supplied the final successful selection.

The coupon generated 18 goals, averaging three per fixture. Fenerbahce’s 2-2 draw and Leicester’s 4-0 victory were the joint-highest-scoring matches, with four goals each. Mansfield’s three-goal return and Dortmund’s two-goal away success contributed significantly to the overall dominance of visiting teams.

The defensive results were also notable. Mansfield, Blackpool and Leicester all secured clean-sheet victories, while AFC Wimbledon, Milton Keynes Dons and Bromley finished without scoring. The three away winners scored nine goals between them and conceded only one, highlighting the impact of the visiting teams on the final combination.

The R1,305.00 dividend was between the other two published Soccer 6 payouts for 20 October. The pool produced 140 winning entries, more than S6 V2 P2 but fewer than S6 V3 P1. Correctly identifying the three away victories was essential, particularly Leicester’s emphatic success, while the opening and closing draws completed the winning sequence.

 

The Tuesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6FF) pool produced three away victories, two draws and one home win, with 18 goals across six matches. Borussia Dortmund defeated Sabah FK 2-1, Mansfield Town beat AFC Wimbledon 3-0 and Leicester City recorded the largest victory with a 4-0 result at Bromley. Blackpool supplied the only home victory against Milton Keynes Dons, while Fenerbahce drew 2-2 with Slavia Prague and Wolverhampton finished 1-1 against Portsmouth. The official 2/3/3/1/3/2 combination produced 140 winning entries, each receiving R1,305.00 from the R182,727.18 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