Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V2 P1 (6II)

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6II) pool finished with two home victories, one draw and three away wins, producing 12 goals across six matches. CA Torque opened with a 2-0 victory over Atletico Mineiro, while Cincinnati edged DC United 2-1. Birmingham Legion FC defeated Brooklyn FC 2-1, Fluminense secured a 1-0 away victory against Palmeiras, and Cruz Azul won 2-1 at Pachuca. Columbus Crew and Saint Louis FC shared the only goalless draw. The official 1/3/1/2/3/3 combination produced 35 winning entries, each receiving R3,814.80 from the R133,535.70 net pool.

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

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V2 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P1

• Match 1: CA Torque 2-0 Atletico Mineiro. CA Torque opened the coupon with a 2-0 home victory, establishing the first successful 1 selection. The hosts combined a two-goal attacking return with a clean sheet, making this the most comfortable home success of the round. Atletico Mineiro failed to score, leaving Torque’s advantage intact throughout the final scoreline. The two-goal winning margin was also the largest recorded across all six fixtures. Cincinnati, the other home winner, later prevailed by a single goal and conceded once, highlighting the stronger defensive outcome achieved by Torque. Only three teams managed to win without conceding in this pool, with Fluminense and Torque doing so while Columbus Crew and Saint Louis FC also recorded clean sheets in their draw. Torque’s victory contributed two goals to the overall total of 12 and established an early home result before the coupon shifted toward away victories. For winning entries, correctly selecting the hosts was necessary to begin the official combination.
• Match 2: Brooklyn FC 1-2 Birmingham Legion FC. Birmingham Legion FC secured a 2-1 away victory against Brooklyn FC, supplying the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice, while Brooklyn’s single goal kept the final difference to the narrowest possible winning margin. Birmingham became the first of three away winners on the coupon, establishing a pattern later repeated by Fluminense and Cruz Azul. Unlike Fluminense, who maintained a clean sheet, Birmingham conceded but still produced enough attacking output to secure victory. This was one of three fixtures finishing 2-1, although the winning teams were not always the visitors. Cincinnati defeated DC United by the same score in M3, while Cruz Azul later reproduced Birmingham’s away result against Pachuca. The three goals made Brooklyn against Birmingham one of the joint-highest-scoring matches in a relatively low-scoring round. The outcome interrupted the possibility of consecutive opening home victories and introduced the first away selection into the 1/3/1/2/3/3 winning combination.
• Match 3: Cincinnati 2-1 DC United. Cincinnati defeated DC United 2-1, recording the second and final home victory of the coupon. Both teams scored, but Cincinnati’s two-goal return was sufficient to establish a one-goal advantage. The successful 1 restored a home selection after Birmingham Legion’s away victory in the preceding fixture. Cincinnati matched Birmingham’s winning scoreline while reversing the location of the winning team, creating two consecutive 2-1 results. DC United contributed one goal but could not prevent defeat, joining Brooklyn FC and Pachuca among the hosts or visitors who scored once in losing performances. Cincinnati’s result brought the cumulative goal count to eight after three matches, meaning two-thirds of the round’s goals had already been scored. The remaining three fixtures produced only four goals between them. This home victory therefore marked an important dividing point in the coupon, with no further home wins recorded. Cincinnati’s successful selection completed the opening 1/3/1 section before the draw and two consecutive away victories that followed.
• Match 4: Columbus Crew 0-0 Saint Louis FC. Columbus Crew and Saint Louis FC finished 0-0, producing the only draw and the only scoreless fixture of the round. Neither team converted an opportunity into a goal, leaving both sides with clean sheets but without an outright victory. The successful 2 interrupted a sequence of three decisive results and became the only draw selection in the official combination. It was also the first match in which neither team scored, contrasting with the opening three fixtures, which had produced eight goals collectively. Columbus were the only home side to draw, while Saint Louis became the only visiting team to finish level. The absence of goals meant the cumulative scoring total remained at eight after M4. For Soccer 6 entries, the result was important because selecting either team to win would have prevented a perfect 6/6 return. The goalless outcome also separated Cincinnati’s home victory from the two away successes that completed the coupon, making the fourth position a distinctive part of the winning sequence.
• Match 5: Palmeiras 0-1 Fluminense FC. Fluminense claimed a narrow 1-0 away victory against Palmeiras, delivering the second successful 3 selection. A single goal was enough to decide the encounter, with Palmeiras failing to score at home. Fluminense became the only away winner to maintain a clean sheet, as Birmingham Legion FC and Cruz Azul both conceded once in their respective 2-1 victories. The result was also the lowest-scoring decisive fixture, containing only one goal compared with the two goals in Torque’s home win and the three scored in each 2-1 contest. Palmeiras joined Atletico Mineiro among the losing teams unable to find the net. The successful away selection followed Columbus Crew’s goalless draw, establishing a closing section without any home victories. Fluminense’s narrow success was particularly relevant to the overall combination because it required choosing a visiting winner in a fixture decided by the smallest possible margin. The result moved the cumulative scoring total to nine before the final match.
• Match 6: Pachuca 1-2 Cruz Azul. Cruz Azul completed the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Pachuca, recording the third visiting success of the round. Pachuca scored once, but Cruz Azul’s two goals delivered the decisive advantage. The result repeated Birmingham Legion FC’s 2-1 away win and matched Cincinnati’s 2-1 home victory in total goals. Cruz Azul’s success provided the second consecutive 3, completing the official 1/3/1/2/3/3 combination. The final two matches were both away victories, although Fluminense achieved theirs without conceding while Cruz Azul required two goals to overcome Pachuca’s response. Three goals in the closing fixture raised the pool total to 12, with five of the six matches producing at least one goal. Cruz Azul also confirmed that away winners outnumbered home winners by three to two, with the remaining fixture ending level. The closing result completed a coupon in which correctly identifying the three travelling winners was a defining requirement for a perfect entry.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 12
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Brooklyn FC 1-2 Birmingham Legion FC / Cincinnati 2-1 DC United / Pachuca 1-2 Cruz Azul (3 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: CA Torque 2-0 Atletico Mineiro (2 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Columbus Crew 0-0 Saint Louis FC
• Home Victories: CA Torque and Cincinnati
• Away Victories: Birmingham Legion FC, Fluminense FC and Cruz Azul
• Only Draw: Columbus Crew 0-0 Saint Louis FC
• Clean-Sheet Victories: CA Torque and Fluminense FC
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 3
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 2 goals (CA Torque, Birmingham Legion FC, Cincinnati and Cruz Azul)
• Winning Combination: 1/3/1/2/3/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R133,535.70
Winners: 35
Dividend: R3,814.80

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 pool returned a dividend of R3,814.80 for each of the 35 winning entries, with a published net pool of R133,535.70. The 1/3/1/2/3/3 combination contained three away victories, two home wins and one draw. Visiting teams supplied half of the successful selections, including consecutive away results in the final two fixtures.

The opening half produced eight goals through CA Torque’s 2-0 victory, Birmingham Legion’s 2-1 away success and Cincinnati’s 2-1 home win. These matches established an alternating 1/3/1 pattern before Columbus Crew and Saint Louis FC finished goalless. The draw was the only result without a winning side and required a different selection from the five decisive fixtures.

The final section placed additional importance on away outcomes. Fluminense defeated Palmeiras 1-0, while Cruz Azul overcame Pachuca 2-1. Both matches required successful 3 selections, completing a coupon with more away victories than home wins. However, the final scores alone do not establish whether those results were pre-match upsets or how strongly bettors favoured either side.

Only 12 goals were scored, averaging two per fixture. Three matches finished with exactly three goals, while the goalless draw and Fluminense’s 1-0 victory contributed just one goal between them. The combination of a single draw and three away selections created a result sequence that only 35 entries completed correctly.

The R3,814.80 dividend was the highest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 21 October. It also had the fewest perfect entries and the smallest net pool of those three. The payout figures show that fewer entries successfully completed this combination, although the published results do not reveal which individual selections eliminated the most tickets.

 

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (6II) pool produced two home wins, one draw and three away victories, with 12 goals across six fixtures. CA Torque defeated Atletico Mineiro 2-0, Cincinnati beat DC United 2-1 and Birmingham Legion FC secured a 2-1 away result at Brooklyn FC. Columbus Crew and Saint Louis FC finished 0-0 before Fluminense defeated Palmeiras 1-0 and Cruz Azul won 2-1 at Pachuca. The official 1/3/1/2/3/3 combination produced 35 winning entries, each collecting R3,814.80 from the R133,535.70 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V2 P2 (6HH)

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6HH) pool produced four home victories, one draw and one away win, with 19 goals across six matches. Real Madrid recorded the largest victory by defeating RB Leipzig 4-1, while Club Brugge overcame Lens 3-0. Inter Milan and Real Betis each secured narrow 1-0 home wins, Bayern Munich drew 2-2 with Arsenal, and LASK Linz supplied the only away victory by beating Sporting CP 3-2. The official 2/1/1/1/1/3 winning combination produced 201 perfect entries, each receiving R1,250.40 from the R251,384.94 net pool.

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

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V2 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P2

• Match 1: Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal. Bayern Munich and Arsenal opened the pool with a 2-2 draw, producing the only successful 2 selection. Both teams scored twice, but neither finished with the advantage required for victory. Four goals made this the third-highest-scoring match, behind Real Madrid’s 4-1 win over RB Leipzig and Sporting CP’s 2-3 defeat to LASK Linz. Arsenal became the only visiting side to earn a draw, while Bayern were the only home team to finish level. The result also stood apart from the following four fixtures, all of which ended in home victories. Both teams contributed meaningfully to the scoring total, with their four goals accounting for more than one-fifth of the pool’s overall 19. The opening draw required correctly identifying a level result before a sequence of four consecutive home selections. Its importance lay not in a winning margin but in the absence of one, making the first position different from every subsequent result on the coupon.
• Match 2: Club Brugge 3-0 Lens. Club Brugge defeated Lens 3-0, beginning the sequence of four consecutive home victories. The hosts scored three times and kept a clean sheet, producing one of the two largest winning margins of the round. Real Madrid later matched that three-goal advantage against RB Leipzig, although Madrid conceded once and scored four. Lens failed to score, becoming one of three visiting teams unable to find the net against home winners, alongside Shakhtar Donetsk and Feyenoord. Club Brugge’s result was the only 3-0 victory and provided the first successful 1 selection in the official combination. The hosts’ three goals represented a substantial attacking contribution in a coupon where two later home victories required just one goal each. After Bayern’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal, Brugge introduced the first decisive outcome and the first clean-sheet victory. The result also established the home-winning pattern that remained uninterrupted through M5.
• Match 3: Inter Milan 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk. Inter Milan secured a 1-0 home victory against Shakhtar Donetsk, extending the successful home sequence to two matches. A single goal separated the teams, while Inter’s clean sheet ensured the narrow advantage was sufficient. The result was the first of two consecutive 1-0 home victories, with Real Betis repeating the same scoreline against Feyenoord in M4. Compared with Club Brugge’s 3-0 result, Inter recorded a smaller attacking return but achieved the same successful 1 selection. Shakhtar failed to score, joining Lens among visitors unable to overcome the home side’s defence. Inter’s match contained only one goal, making it one of the two lowest-scoring fixtures of the round. The result demonstrated how different scorelines could contribute to the same winning sequence, with a commanding three-goal victory followed by a narrow single-goal success. By the end of M3, the combination stood at 2/1/1, and the first two outright winners had both played at home without conceding.
• Match 4: Real Betis 1-0 Feyenoord. Real Betis defeated Feyenoord 1-0, recording the third consecutive home victory and repeating Inter Milan’s narrow result from the preceding fixture. The hosts scored once and prevented Feyenoord from finding an equaliser, securing another clean-sheet success. This was the second match with exactly one goal, making M3 and M4 the two lowest-scoring encounters. Betis and Inter together contributed only two goals across their matches, but both supplied successful 1 selections. Feyenoord became the third visiting team to lose without scoring, following Lens and Shakhtar Donetsk. The result strengthened the home-dominated middle section of the coupon and confirmed that the winning combination would contain at least three home victories. Betis’ single-goal margin contrasted with the larger victory recorded by Club Brugge and the emphatic result Real Madrid would later produce. Despite that variation in scoring, the outcome category remained unchanged, extending the run of successful home selections before M5.
• Match 5: Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig. Real Madrid recorded a 4-1 victory against RB Leipzig, producing the highest individual scoring total and one of the two largest winning margins of the round. Five goals made this the joint-highest-scoring fixture, alongside Sporting CP’s eventual 2-3 defeat to LASK Linz. Madrid’s four goals exceeded the attacking returns of every other team in this pool, while Leipzig contributed one goal without reducing the final three-goal difference. Unlike the preceding clean-sheet victories by Club Brugge, Inter Milan and Real Betis, Madrid conceded but finished comfortably ahead. The successful 1 completed a sequence of four consecutive home victories from M2 through M5. These four fixtures contributed ten goals to the overall 19, with Madrid responsible for half of that section’s scoring. The three-goal winning margin matched Club Brugge’s result against Lens, although Madrid’s attacking output was greater. This victory confirmed that the middle four positions of the official combination were all home selections before the final away outcome.
• Match 6: Sporting CP 2-3 LASK Linz. LASK Linz defeated Sporting CP 3-2 away from home, producing the only successful 3 selection of the coupon. Five goals made this the joint-highest-scoring match, matching Real Madrid’s 4-1 victory against RB Leipzig. Sporting scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind the visitors, making the result notably different from the previous four fixtures in which every home team won. LASK became the only visiting side to secure an outright victory, while their three goals matched Club Brugge’s attacking return. The one-goal winning margin was narrower than the three-goal victories delivered by Brugge and Madrid, despite the higher combined goal total. The result ended the sequence of four consecutive home selections and completed the official 2/1/1/1/1/3 combination. Sporting were also the only home team to lose, while LASK were the only away side to finish with three goals. The closing result raised the round total to 19 and ensured that a correct away selection was required to complete the coupon.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 19
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig / Sporting CP 2-3 LASK Linz (5 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Club Brugge 3-0 Lens / Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig (3 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Inter Milan 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk / Real Betis 1-0 Feyenoord
• Home Victories: Club Brugge, Inter Milan, Real Betis and Real Madrid
• Only Away Victory: LASK Linz
• Only Draw: Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Club Brugge, Inter Milan and Real Betis
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 4
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Real Madrid (4 goals)
• Winning Combination: 2/1/1/1/1/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R251,384.94
Winners: 201
Dividend: R1,250.40

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 pool recorded 201 winning entries, each receiving R1,250.40 from the published R251,384.94 net pool. The successful 2/1/1/1/1/3 combination contained four consecutive home victories, one opening draw and a closing away win. This structure gave the middle section a consistent outcome pattern despite substantial differences in scoring margins.

Bayern Munich’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal established the opening selection before Club Brugge defeated Lens 3-0. Inter Milan and Real Betis then recorded consecutive 1-0 victories, both securing maximum results with minimal scoring. Real Madrid completed the home-winning sequence through a 4-1 victory against RB Leipzig. Those four home successes required the same selection but ranged from narrow one-goal results to comfortable three-goal margins.

The final fixture broke the home-winning pattern when LASK Linz defeated Sporting CP 3-2. Sporting scored twice but still failed to secure a point, while LASK supplied the only successful away selection. Alongside Bayern’s opening draw, this closing result formed the two exceptions to the four home victories that dominated the coupon.

The six fixtures produced 19 goals, averaging approximately 3.17 per match. Real Madrid against RB Leipzig and Sporting against LASK contributed five goals each, accounting together for ten of the 19. By contrast, Inter Milan and Real Betis won with identical 1-0 scorelines, meaning those two fixtures supplied only two goals combined.

The R1,250.40 dividend was the second-highest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 21 October. Its 201 winning entries placed it between the 35 recorded in S6 V2 P1 and the 353 recorded in S6 V1 P1. The published figures confirm the distribution of the payout, while the individual contribution of the draw, four home victories and closing away result to entry elimination cannot be determined from the final results alone.

 

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (6HH) pool produced four home victories, one draw and one away win, with 19 goals across six fixtures. Bayern Munich and Arsenal opened with a 2-2 draw before Club Brugge defeated Lens 3-0. Inter Milan and Real Betis secured consecutive 1-0 victories, while Real Madrid produced the largest attacking return by beating RB Leipzig 4-1. LASK Linz ended the home-winning sequence with a 3-2 away victory against Sporting CP. The official 2/1/1/1/1/3 combination produced 201 winning entries, each receiving R1,250.40 from the R251,384.94 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V1 P1 (6HH)

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V1 P1 (6HH) pool produced five home victories and one away win, with 23 goals across the six fixtures and no draws. Como defeated Manchester United 4-1, while Galatasaray secured the only away victory through a 4-2 result against Lille. Sogndal edged Raufoss 2-1, Levante beat Athletic Bilbao 3-1, Reading recorded a narrow 1-0 victory against Leyton Orient, and Aston Villa overcame Viking FK 3-1. The official 1/3/1/1/1/1 winning combination produced 353 successful entries, each receiving R516.00 from the R182,209.68 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V1 P1 (6HH)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Wed 21 Oct – S6 V1 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V1 P1

• Match 1: Como 4-1 Manchester United. Como opened the coupon with a commanding 4-1 home victory against Manchester United, producing the first successful 1 selection. Four goals gave Como the joint-highest individual scoring total of the round, matched only by Galatasaray in M2. The hosts finished three goals ahead, establishing the largest winning margin across all six fixtures. Manchester United scored once but could not substantially reduce the deficit. Five combined goals made this the second-highest-scoring match, behind Lille’s 2-4 defeat to Galatasaray. Como’s result was also one of four fixtures in which both teams scored while the home side won, alongside Sogndal, Levante and Aston Villa. The victory established an emphatic opening result in a pool that would ultimately feature five home wins. Its three-goal margin exceeded the advantages recorded by every other winner, including Galatasaray’s two-goal away success. The successful home selection formed the opening position of the official 1/3/1/1/1/1 combination.
• Match 2: Lille 2-4 Galatasaray. Galatasaray secured a 4-2 away victory against Lille, providing the only successful 3 selection of the coupon. Six goals made this the highest-scoring fixture, exceeding Como’s five-goal match against Manchester United. Galatasaray matched Como’s individual four-goal return but finished with a two-goal margin rather than three. Lille scored twice at home, the highest total by a losing team on the coupon, but could not avoid defeat. The result stood apart from the other five fixtures because every other winning side played at home. Galatasaray’s away success also ended the possibility of an uninterrupted sequence of home selections, introducing the single exception immediately after Como’s opening victory. With eleven goals scored across the first two fixtures, nearly half of the round’s total had already been produced. The official combination required selecting Galatasaray despite the location of the match, making M2 the only position where a successful entry needed an away-win selection.
• Match 3: Sogndal 2-1 Raufoss. Sogndal defeated Raufoss 2-1, restoring the successful 1 selection following Galatasaray’s away victory. Both teams scored, but Sogndal’s second goal provided the decisive advantage. This was the narrowest home victory among the matches in which both sides found the net, as Como finished three goals ahead while Levante and Aston Villa each established two-goal margins. Raufoss managed one goal but could not produce an equaliser on the final scoreboard. The three-goal total was also lower than the returns from the opening two fixtures, which had produced eleven goals together. Sogndal’s result began a sequence of four consecutive home victories from M3 through M6. Unlike the emphatic results involving Como and Galatasaray, this match was decided by a single goal, demonstrating the variation in winning margins across the coupon. The result supplied the third position of the official combination and marked the beginning of the uninterrupted closing run of home selections.
• Match 4: Levante 3-1 Athletic Bilbao. Levante recorded a 3-1 home victory against Athletic Bilbao, extending the successful home sequence to two consecutive matches after Sogndal’s win. Three goals gave Levante the joint-second-highest attacking return among home winners, alongside Aston Villa. Athletic Bilbao scored once but finished two goals behind, producing a more decisive margin than Sogndal’s narrow 2-1 result. The four-goal total placed this fixture alongside Aston Villa against Viking FK, with both matches ending in identical 3-1 home victories. Levante’s successful 1 strengthened the home-dominated pattern and brought the cumulative pool total to 18 goals after four matches. That left five goals to be scored across the final two fixtures. The home team’s three-goal return also distinguished the result from Reading’s subsequent 1-0 victory, where a single goal would prove sufficient. Levante’s success completed the opening 1/3/1/1 portion of the combination, leaving two further home selections required for a perfect entry.
• Match 5: Reading 1-0 Leyton Orient. Reading secured a 1-0 home victory against Leyton Orient, recording the only clean-sheet win of the round. A single goal decided the contest, making this the lowest-scoring fixture of the six-match coupon. Reading’s narrow result contrasted with Como’s 4-1 victory, Levante’s 3-1 success and Galatasaray’s 4-2 away win, all of which featured substantially higher scoring totals. Leyton Orient became the only team to finish without scoring, while every other losing side contributed at least one goal. The successful 1 extended the home-winning sequence to three matches from M3 through M5. Reading also became the only winning team to score fewer than two goals, demonstrating that the coupon contained both attacking contests and a tightly decided fixture. This match brought the cumulative total to 19 goals before the final encounter. With no draws recorded, Reading’s victory ensured that every fixture had produced an outright winner, a pattern Aston Villa maintained in M6.
• Match 6: Aston Villa 3-1 Viking FK. Aston Villa completed the coupon with a 3-1 home victory against Viking FK, producing the fifth home win and fourth consecutive successful 1 from M3 onward. Three goals gave Aston Villa the same attacking return and two-goal winning margin as Levante against Athletic Bilbao. Viking FK scored once but could not prevent a decisive home victory. The four-goal match contributed the final scoring return needed to bring the pool total to 23. Aston Villa’s result also confirmed that five of the six fixtures were won by the home side, with Galatasaray’s success at Lille remaining the only exception. Unlike Reading’s previous 1-0 victory, this match featured both teams scoring, continuing the broader pattern seen in five of the six encounters. The closing result completed the official 1/3/1/1/1/1 combination and established the final distribution of five home victories, one away success and no draws. Aston Villa’s victory provided a clear conclusion to a coupon dominated by successful home selections.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 0
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 23
• Highest-Scoring Match: Lille 2-4 Galatasaray (6 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Como 4-1 Manchester United (3 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Reading 1-0 Leyton Orient
• Home Victories: Como, Sogndal, Levante, Reading and Aston Villa
• Only Away Victory: Galatasaray
• Drawn Matches: None
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Reading
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 5
• Both Teams Scored: 5 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 4 goals (Como and Galatasaray)
• Winning Combination: 1/3/1/1/1/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R182,209.68
Winners: 353
Dividend: R516.00

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V1 P1 pool recorded 353 winning entries, each receiving R516.00 from the published net pool of R182,209.68. The winning combination of 1/3/1/1/1/1 consisted of five home victories and one away win, with no draws. Galatasaray’s victory against Lille was the only departure from an otherwise entirely home-winning sequence.

The opening two fixtures were particularly productive, with Como defeating Manchester United 4-1 and Galatasaray winning 4-2 at Lille. These matches contributed eleven of the pool’s 23 goals, approximately 47.8% of the overall total. They also featured the two highest individual attacking returns, with Como and Galatasaray scoring four goals each.

The remaining four fixtures were all home victories. Sogndal edged Raufoss 2-1, Levante defeated Athletic Bilbao 3-1, Reading beat Leyton Orient 1-0 and Aston Villa completed the sequence with a 3-1 victory against Viking FK. The winning margins varied from Reading’s single-goal advantage to the two-goal differences achieved by Levante and Aston Villa, but every match required the same 1 selection.

The coupon averaged approximately 3.83 goals per match, with five fixtures producing more than 2.5 goals and both teams scoring in five. Reading’s 1-0 victory was the only clean-sheet result, while Lille against Galatasaray supplied the highest combined goal total. Every fixture ended with an outright winner, eliminating the need for any draw selection in a perfect entry.

The R516.00 dividend was the lowest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 21 October. Its 353 successful entries also represented the highest number of perfect results among those pools. The five home selections and absence of draws defined the winning combination, although the final payout figures do not establish how heavily individual results were backed before kickoff.

 

The Wednesday Soccer 6 S6 V1 P1 (6HH) pool delivered five home victories, one away win and no draws, producing 23 goals across six fixtures. Como opened with a 4-1 victory against Manchester United, while Galatasaray secured the only away success by defeating Lille 4-2 in the highest-scoring match. Sogndal beat Raufoss 2-1, Levante defeated Athletic Bilbao 3-1, Reading edged Leyton Orient 1-0 and Aston Villa completed the home-winning sequence with a 3-1 victory against Viking FK. The official 1/3/1/1/1/1 combination produced 353 winning entries, each receiving R516.00 from the R182,209.68 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