Soccer 13 Results and Analysis – Wed 21 Oct – S13 V2 (SWW)

The Wednesday Soccer 13 S13 V2 (SWW) pool produced seven home victories, five draws and one away win, with 37 goals scored across thirteen fixtures. Real Madrid defeated RB Leipzig 4-1, while Club Brugge secured a convincing 3-0 victory against Lens. Aston Villa beat Viking FK 3-1, and Inter Milan, Real Betis, Reading and Sturm Graz recorded narrow 1-0 home wins. LASK Linz supplied the only away victory by defeating Sporting CP 3-2. Bayern Munich drew 2-2 with Arsenal, while FC Iberia, Juventus, Lech Poznan and Red Star Belgrade also finished level with their opponents. The official 2/1/1/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/2/1/2 winning combination produced just 12 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R443,062.00 from the R5,316,744.00 net pool. A further 456 entries qualified for the 12/13 dividend of R3,082.00, while the 11/13 and 10/13 categories recorded 5,656 and 41,919 winning entries respectively.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V2 (SWW)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 13 – Wed 21 Oct – S13 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 13 – S13 V2

• Match 1: Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal. Bayern Munich and Arsenal opened the thirteen-match coupon with a 2-2 draw, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both teams scored twice, but neither established the advantage required for victory. Four combined goals made this one of three drawn fixtures containing four goals, alongside Juventus against Rennes and Red Star Belgrade against FC Copenhagen. Bayern were unable to convert home advantage into an outright success, while Arsenal avoided defeat despite conceding twice. The result established the opening draw in a coupon that would eventually contain five level outcomes, making draw selections particularly influential. Unlike the following five fixtures, which all produced home victories, this encounter required identifying a shared result rather than favouring either side. The four goals also contributed to an attacking opening section, although the subsequent matches varied considerably in scoring output. For Soccer 13 entries, the successful draw was essential because selecting either Bayern or Arsenal to win would have prevented a perfect 13/13 return. The opening result established the first position of the official combination and introduced the draw-heavy character that became especially important in the closing section.
• Match 2: Aston Villa 3-1 Viking FK. Aston Villa defeated Viking FK 3-1, recording the first home victory and the first successful 1 selection of the coupon. The hosts scored three times, while Viking managed one goal without preventing a two-goal defeat. Four combined goals matched the total from Bayern Munich’s opening draw, although Villa converted their attacking advantage into an outright victory. The three-goal return was among the stronger home performances, exceeded only by Real Madrid’s four goals and matched by Club Brugge. Aston Villa’s result also began a sequence of five consecutive home victories from M2 through M6, the longest uninterrupted run of outright winners in the same outcome category. Unlike Inter Milan and Real Betis, who later secured 1-0 victories, Villa established a more comfortable margin despite conceding. The successful home selection brought the cumulative total to eight goals after two fixtures and introduced the dominant home-winning pattern. Viking became one of the losing visiting teams to score, alongside RB Leipzig, while several subsequent away opponents failed to find the net. Villa’s victory supplied the second position of the official combination and provided the first decisive result after the opening draw.
• Match 3: Inter Milan 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk. Inter Milan secured a narrow 1-0 home victory against Shakhtar Donetsk, extending the successful home sequence to two consecutive matches. A single goal decided the contest, while Inter maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. The result was the first of four identical 1-0 home victories across the coupon, with Real Betis, Reading and Sturm Graz subsequently repeating the same scoreline. Shakhtar failed to score, becoming the first visiting team to lose without an attacking contribution. Compared with Aston Villa’s previous 3-1 victory, Inter required fewer goals but achieved the same successful 1 selection. This was also one of the four lowest-scoring fixtures, each containing exactly one goal. The result highlighted the variation in winning margins across the home-dominated section, where a narrow defensive victory was just as important for pool entries as a more emphatic attacking success. Inter’s clean sheet contributed to a wider pattern in which five of the seven home winners prevented their opponents from scoring. The victory supplied the third position of the official combination and brought the cumulative scoring total to nine goals.
• Match 4: Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig. Real Madrid recorded a convincing 4-1 home victory against RB Leipzig, producing the highest individual attacking return and one of the two largest winning margins of the round. Four goals gave Madrid a three-goal advantage, matching Club Brugge’s eventual winning margin against Lens. Five combined goals made this one of the two highest-scoring fixtures, alongside Sporting CP’s 2-3 defeat to LASK Linz. Leipzig scored once but could not substantially reduce the final difference. Unlike Inter Milan’s narrow 1-0 victory in the preceding match, Madrid produced a considerably greater attacking return while still supplying the same successful 1 selection. The result extended the consecutive home-winning sequence to three matches and brought the cumulative pool total to 14 after four fixtures. Madrid’s four goals accounted for approximately 10.8% of the overall 37-goal total, making the fixture an important contributor to the round’s scoring profile. The three-goal margin was larger than those achieved by Aston Villa and the four narrow 1-0 winners. Madrid’s victory established the fourth position of the official combination and strengthened the home-dominated opening section.
• Match 5: Real Betis 1-0 Feyenoord. Real Betis defeated Feyenoord 1-0, recording the fourth consecutive home victory and repeating Inter Milan’s narrow winning scoreline. A single goal separated the teams, with Betis maintaining a clean sheet and preventing Feyenoord from securing an equaliser. The successful 1 continued the uninterrupted home-winning sequence established by Aston Villa, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. Betis required only one goal to secure the same outcome category as Madrid, who had scored four times in the preceding fixture. The match was another of the lowest-scoring encounters, contributing just one goal to the cumulative total. Feyenoord joined Shakhtar Donetsk among the visiting teams unable to score against a home winner. The result also demonstrated the defensive character of several home victories, where a clean sheet allowed a modest attacking return to be decisive. After five fixtures, the coupon had produced 15 goals, while home selections accounted for four of the first five outcomes. Betis supplied the fifth position of the official combination and moved the pool one result closer to completing its longest run of consecutive home victories.
• Match 6: Club Brugge 3-0 Lens. Club Brugge secured a commanding 3-0 home victory against Lens, completing five consecutive successful 1 selections from M2 through M6. Three goals gave the hosts the joint-second-highest individual attacking return among the home winners, while the three-goal margin matched Real Madrid’s victory against RB Leipzig. Unlike Madrid, however, Club Brugge maintained a clean sheet, preventing Lens from contributing to the final scoreline. This was the largest clean-sheet home victory of the round and one of the two results decided by a three-goal advantage. Lens became another visiting team unable to score, extending the pattern established by Inter Milan and Real Betis. The result also brought the cumulative scoring total to 18 after six fixtures, meaning almost half of the coupon’s eventual 37 goals had been recorded. Club Brugge’s success completed the central run of five uninterrupted home victories before LASK Linz introduced the only away-winning selection in M7. The result was therefore important both for its decisive margin and its place within the official sequence, which had now reached 2/1/1/1/1/1.
• Match 7: Sporting CP 2-3 LASK Linz. LASK Linz defeated Sporting CP 3-2 away from home, producing the only successful 3 selection of the thirteen-match coupon. Five combined goals made this the joint-highest-scoring fixture, matching Real Madrid’s 4-1 victory against RB Leipzig. Sporting scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, making them the highest-scoring losing team of the round. LASK’s three-goal return was sufficient to overcome the hosts despite conceding twice. The result interrupted the sequence of five consecutive home victories and introduced the only visiting winner into a combination otherwise composed entirely of home wins and draws. This made M7 structurally distinctive because no other fixture required selecting an outright away victory. LASK also became the only travelling team to secure three goals, while the successful result represented a narrow one-goal advantage rather than the comfortable margins achieved by Madrid and Club Brugge. The five goals increased the cumulative total to 23 after seven matches. The successful 3 supplied the seventh position of the official combination and separated the home-dominated opening section from the more draw-heavy closing fixtures.
• Match 8: Reading 1-0 Leyton Orient. Reading defeated Leyton Orient 1-0, recording the sixth home victory and restoring a successful 1 selection after LASK Linz’s away win. A single goal decided the contest, while Reading maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. This was the third 1-0 home victory of the coupon, following Inter Milan and Real Betis. Leyton Orient failed to score, joining Shakhtar Donetsk, Feyenoord and Lens among the visitors unable to overcome the home side’s defence. Reading’s narrow result contrasted with the five-goal encounter in the preceding fixture, contributing only one goal to the overall total. The successful home selection brought the cumulative scoring count to 24 after eight matches. Reading were also the last home winner before three consecutive draws appeared from M9 through M11. Their victory therefore provided an important transition between LASK’s isolated away success and the closing section in which level results became increasingly significant. The result demonstrated that the coupon’s home-winning pattern included both comfortable attacking victories and matches decided by the minimum possible margin.
• Match 9: FC Iberia 1-1 Mjallby AIF. FC Iberia and Mjallby AIF finished 1-1, producing the second successful 2 selection of the coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither established the advantage required for an outright win. The two-goal total was smaller than Bayern Munich’s opening 2-2 draw, although both fixtures delivered the same outcome category. Iberia were unable to convert home advantage into victory, while Mjallby avoided defeat by matching the hosts’ attacking return. The result interrupted Reading’s home success and began a sequence of three consecutive draws from M9 through M11. This section became a defining feature of the completed combination, requiring accurate selections of three level outcomes in succession. FC Iberia’s draw brought the cumulative goal total to 26 after nine fixtures and contributed to the growing importance of draw coverage in the second half of the coupon. Unlike the earlier home-winning section, where the same 1 appeared repeatedly, the closing matches demanded a different outcome pattern. The successful draw supplied the ninth position of the official combination and established the beginning of the 2/2/2 sequence.
• Match 10: Juventus 2-2 Rennes. Juventus and Rennes shared a 2-2 draw, producing the third successful 2 selection and extending the consecutive draw sequence to two matches. Both teams scored twice, but neither secured the additional goal required for victory. Four goals made this one of the joint-highest-scoring draws, matching Bayern Munich against Arsenal and Red Star Belgrade against FC Copenhagen. Juventus became another home team unable to convert its attacking return into an outright success, while Rennes left with a draw despite conceding twice. The result was more productive than FC Iberia’s preceding 1-1 draw but required exactly the same selection. This distinction was important for Soccer 13 entries because total goals and winning outcomes were not interchangeable measures. The fixture contributed four goals to the overall total, increasing the cumulative count to 30 after ten matches. Juventus’ draw also confirmed that three of the first ten results had finished level, with further draws still to follow. The successful 2 occupied the tenth position of the official combination and strengthened the draw-heavy pattern that made the closing section particularly demanding for perfect entries.
• Match 11: Lech Poznan 1-1 Sunderland. Lech Poznan and Sunderland finished 1-1, completing three consecutive successful 2 selections from M9 through M11. Both teams scored once, leaving the final result level and preventing either side from securing an outright victory. This was the second 1-1 draw of the coupon, repeating FC Iberia’s result against Mjallby AIF. The two-goal total was lower than Juventus’ preceding four-goal draw, although the official outcome remained unchanged. Lech became the third consecutive home team to draw, while Sunderland joined Mjallby and Rennes among the visitors who avoided defeat during this section. Together, the three consecutive draws produced eight goals, with none of the six participating teams finishing ahead. The result brought the cumulative scoring total to 32 after eleven matches. For entries targeting the full 13/13 dividend, the sequence of three draws created a substantial requirement because every position needed a correct level selection. Lech’s result completed the 2/2/2 section before Sturm Graz restored a home victory in M12.
• Match 12: Sturm Graz 1-0 Marseille. Sturm Graz defeated Marseille 1-0, recording the seventh and final home victory of the coupon. A single goal decided the contest, while Marseille failed to score, allowing Sturm to secure a clean-sheet success. This was the fourth identical 1-0 home result, following Inter Milan, Real Betis and Reading. The successful 1 interrupted the three consecutive draws recorded between M9 and M11, restoring an outright winner late in the coupon. Sturm’s narrow advantage was the smallest possible winning margin, contrasting with Real Madrid’s 4-1 victory and Club Brugge’s 3-0 success earlier in the round. Marseille joined several other visiting teams that failed to score in their respective defeats, reinforcing the defensive profile of the home winners. The match contributed only one goal, bringing the cumulative total to 33 after twelve fixtures. Sturm’s result also established the final home-win count of seven, as the remaining match would finish level. The successful selection supplied the twelfth position of the official combination and prevented the closing five fixtures from becoming an uninterrupted run of draws.
• Match 13: Red Star Belgrade 2-2 FC Copenhagen. Red Star Belgrade and FC Copenhagen completed the coupon with a 2-2 draw, producing the fifth and final successful 2 selection. Both teams scored twice, but neither established a winning advantage. Four combined goals made this the third 2-2 draw of the round, alongside Bayern Munich against Arsenal and Juventus against Rennes. The result also matched those fixtures as one of the highest-scoring drawn encounters. Red Star became the fifth home team to finish level, while Copenhagen avoided defeat without securing an outright away victory. The closing draw increased the cumulative goal total to 37 and confirmed the final distribution of seven home wins, five draws and one away success. Its position was particularly important because the coupon had already featured three consecutive draws from M9 through M11 before Sturm Graz’s home victory in M12. Correctly selecting the final draw was necessary to complete the full 2/1/1/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/2/1/2 combination. The result provided a fitting conclusion to a coupon in which home victories dominated the outright outcomes, but five level matches made accurate draw selection a critical requirement for perfect entries.

 

Soccer 13 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 7
• Draws: 5
• Away Wins: 1
• Total Goals: 37
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.85
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig / Sporting CP 2-3 LASK Linz (5 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Real Madrid 4-1 RB Leipzig / Club Brugge 3-0 Lens (3 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Inter Milan 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk / Real Betis 1-0 Feyenoord / Reading 1-0 Leyton Orient / Sturm Graz 1-0 Marseille
• Home Victories: Aston Villa, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Real Betis, Club Brugge, Reading and Sturm Graz
• Only Away Victory: LASK Linz
• Drawn Matches: Bayern Munich 2-2 Arsenal / FC Iberia 1-1 Mjallby AIF / Juventus 2-2 Rennes / Lech Poznan 1-1 Sunderland / Red Star Belgrade 2-2 FC Copenhagen
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Inter Milan, Real Betis, Club Brugge, Reading and Sturm Graz
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 7
• Both Teams Scored: 8 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Real Madrid (4 goals)
• Longest Home-Winning Sequence: 5 consecutive matches (M2-M6)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M9-M11)
• Matches Ending 1-0: 4
• Matches Ending 2-2: 3
• Winning Combination: 2/1/1/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/2/1/2
• Status: Official

 

10/13 Results

Net Pool: R1,509,084.00
Winners: 41,919
Dividend: R36.00

 

11/13 Results

Net Pool: R757,904.00
Winners: 5,656
Dividend: R134.00

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R1,405,392.00
Winners: 456
Dividend: R3,082.00

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R5,316,744.00
Winners: 12
Dividend: R443,062.00

 

Soccer 13 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 13 S13 V2 pool recorded just 12 perfect 13/13 winning entries, each receiving R443,062.00 from the published R5,316,744.00 net pool. The 12/13 category produced 456 winners, each collecting R3,082.00 from R1,405,392.00. A further 5,656 entries qualified for the 11/13 dividend of R134.00, while 41,919 entries received R36.00 for achieving 10/13 correct results. The official 2/1/1/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/2/1/2 combination contained seven home victories, five draws and only one away win.

The opening section was dominated by home selections after Bayern Munich’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal. Aston Villa defeated Viking FK 3-1, Inter Milan beat Shakhtar Donetsk 1-0, Real Madrid overcame RB Leipzig 4-1, Real Betis edged Feyenoord 1-0 and Club Brugge defeated Lens 3-0. These five consecutive home victories established the longest uninterrupted run of successful 1 selections on the coupon. However, the scoring margins varied considerably, ranging from single-goal victories to three-goal advantages.

LASK Linz’s 3-2 away victory against Sporting CP introduced the only successful 3 selection in M7. This result interrupted the sequence of home winners and established the single visiting success across all thirteen matches. Sporting scored twice but still finished behind, while LASK required three goals to secure the decisive advantage. Reading then restored a home selection with a narrow 1-0 victory against Leyton Orient.

The closing section was particularly dependent on draw selections. FC Iberia and Mjallby AIF finished 1-1, Juventus drew 2-2 with Rennes, and Lech Poznan shared a 1-1 result with Sunderland. These three consecutive draws created a 2/2/2 sequence from M9 through M11. Sturm Graz then defeated Marseille 1-0 before Red Star Belgrade and FC Copenhagen completed the coupon with another 2-2 draw. Four of the final five fixtures therefore required selecting a draw, making the closing section very different from the earlier home-winning sequence.

The coupon produced 37 goals, averaging approximately 2.85 per match. Seven fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, while eight featured both teams scoring. Real Madrid’s 4-1 victory against RB Leipzig and LASK Linz’s 3-2 win at Sporting CP were the highest-scoring encounters, each containing five goals. At the opposite end of the scoring range, Inter Milan, Real Betis, Reading and Sturm Graz all secured identical 1-0 victories.

The five draws accounted for ten of the thirteen outcomes when combined with the seven home wins and single away victory. Although the coupon contained several decisive home results, correctly identifying all five draws remained essential for a perfect entry. Three matches finished 2-2 and two ended 1-1, producing a total of 16 goals across the drawn fixtures. These draws contributed approximately 43.2% of the pool’s overall scoring output.

The number of successful entries declined sharply between the prize categories. The 10/13 category recorded 41,919 winners, while 11/13 produced 5,656. Only 456 entries achieved 12/13, and the perfect 13/13 category contained just 12 winning entries. This distribution illustrates the substantial difference between correctly identifying most outcomes and completing the entire thirteen-match sequence.

The dividend progression was equally substantial. The 10/13 payout was R36.00, increasing to R134.00 for 11/13 and R3,082.00 for 12/13. The perfect 13/13 dividend reached R443,062.00, approximately 143.8 times the 12/13 payout. The categories had different allocated net pools, so these dividend differences reflect both the prize allocations and the number of winning entries in each category.

The published net pools totalled R8,989,124.00 across all four prize categories. The combined number of winning entries was 48,043, comprising 41,919 in the 10/13 category, 5,656 in 11/13, 456 in 12/13 and 12 in 13/13. The perfect-result allocation was the largest individual prize pool, accounting for approximately 59.1% of the total published net pools.

The official combination required seven home selections, five draws and one away victory. The long home-winning sequence created a relatively consistent opening pattern, but the only away success at M7 and the concentration of draws in the final five fixtures introduced significant changes in outcome direction. The published results do not establish which individual selections eliminated the most entries, but the small number of perfect winners confirms that only a limited group successfully completed all thirteen positions.

The final 13/13 dividend of R443,062.00 was the highest individual payout among the four categories, with just 12 winning entries sharing the R5,316,744.00 allocation. The 12/13 category offered a much smaller dividend despite recording 456 winners, while the considerably larger 10/13 and 11/13 winner counts produced correspondingly lower payouts. The financial difference between the categories emphasises how strongly the final reward depended on completing the official combination without an incorrect selection.

 

The Wednesday Soccer 13 S13 V2 (SWW) pool produced seven home victories, five draws and one away win, with 37 goals across thirteen fixtures. Bayern Munich and Arsenal opened with a 2-2 draw before Aston Villa, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Real Betis and Club Brugge delivered five consecutive home victories. LASK Linz secured the only away success by defeating Sporting CP 3-2, while Reading edged Leyton Orient 1-0. The closing section was dominated by draws, with FC Iberia, Juventus and Lech Poznan recording three consecutive level results before Sturm Graz defeated Marseille 1-0 and Red Star Belgrade drew 2-2 with FC Copenhagen. The official 2/1/1/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/2/1/2 combination produced just 12 perfect 13/13 winners, each receiving R443,062.00 from the R5,316,744.00 net pool. The remaining prize categories recorded 456 winners at 12/13 with R3,082.00 each, 5,656 winners at 11/13 with R134.00 each and 41,919 winners at 10/13 with R36.00 each. Across all four categories, the published net pools totalled R8,989,124.00.

 

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