Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Fri 23 Oct – S10 V1 (SMM)

The Friday Soccer 10 S10 V1 (SMM) pool produced two home victories, three draws and four away wins across nine fixtures with recorded scores, while Kortrijk against KV Mechelen was officially settled as ALL. A total of 33 goals were scored in the nine completed results. Orlando Pirates defeated African Stars 4-0, while Middlesbrough recorded an emphatic 5-1 away victory against Bolton Wanderers. FC Annecy, Borussia M’gladbach and Nice also secured away wins, while Torino claimed a narrow 3-2 home victory against AC Monza. Mamelodi Sundowns, Deportivo Alaves and Ipswich Town all finished with 1-1 draws. The official 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2 winning combination produced just 17 perfect 10/10 entries, each receiving R113,140.20 from the R1,923,385.44 net pool. A further 671 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R642.00.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V1 (SMM)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Fri 23 Oct – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC. Mamelodi Sundowns and Wiliete SC opened the coupon with a 1-1 draw, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established a winning advantage. Sundowns were unable to convert home advantage into an outright victory, while Wiliete avoided defeat without securing an away win. This was the first of three identical 1-1 draws across the nine fixtures with published scores, with Deportivo Alaves and Ipswich Town later recording the same outcome against their respective opponents. The two-goal total was relatively modest compared with the attacking results that followed, particularly Orlando Pirates’ 4-0 victory and Borussia M’gladbach’s 3-2 success at Stuttgart. The opening draw also introduced a result category that would return twice in the closing section. For Soccer 10 entries, the successful 2 required identifying a level result before the coupon moved into four consecutive outright victories. The match contributed two goals to the confirmed total of 33 and established the first position of the official combination.
• Match 2: Orlando Pirates 4-0 African Stars. Orlando Pirates delivered a commanding 4-0 home victory against African Stars, producing the first successful 1 selection. Four goals gave the hosts a substantial attacking return, while their clean sheet ensured the largest possible separation between the teams for that scoring total. The four-goal winning margin was the joint-largest recorded across the nine scored fixtures, matched only by Middlesbrough’s 5-1 victory against Bolton Wanderers. Orlando Pirates were also the only winning team to prevent the opposition from scoring, making their defensive result distinctive in an otherwise attack-heavy coupon. African Stars failed to score, becoming the only team among the nine scored fixtures to finish without a goal. The result contrasted sharply with the opening 1-1 draw, where both teams contributed equally to the final scoreline. Orlando’s four goals matched the highest individual home-team total, while Middlesbrough later exceeded that return with five away from home. The successful home selection supplied the second position of the official combination and established one of only two home victories in the round.
• Match 3: Sochaux 1-3 FC Annecy. FC Annecy defeated Sochaux 3-1 away from home, recording the first successful 3 selection of the coupon. The visitors scored three times, while Sochaux managed one goal without preventing a two-goal defeat. Four combined goals made this one of the more productive fixtures, although it remained below the totals subsequently recorded in Stuttgart against Borussia M’gladbach and Bolton against Middlesbrough. Annecy’s two-goal winning margin was more comfortable than the narrow advantages later achieved by Borussia and Nice, both of whom finished only one goal ahead. Sochaux became the first home team to lose in the scored fixtures, beginning a sequence of three consecutive away victories. Unlike Orlando Pirates in M2, Annecy conceded once but still maintained a clear advantage through their stronger attacking return. The successful 3 changed the direction of the winning combination after the opening draw and home victory. The match contributed four goals, bringing the cumulative total to ten after three fixtures. Annecy’s success established the first position of the 3/3/3 sequence that became a defining feature of the coupon.
• Match 4: VFB Stuttgart 2-3 Borussia M’gladbach. Borussia M’gladbach secured a 3-2 away victory against VFB Stuttgart, extending the successful visiting sequence to two consecutive matches. Five goals made this one of two fixtures reaching that total, alongside Torino’s later 3-2 victory against AC Monza. Stuttgart scored twice at home, the highest attacking return by a losing team anywhere on the coupon, matched by Monza in M7. Borussia required three goals to finish ahead, establishing a narrower winning margin than FC Annecy had achieved against Sochaux. The successful 3 demonstrated that a productive home attack was insufficient when the visitors scored one additional goal. This match also differed from Orlando Pirates’ 4-0 success, where the hosts achieved a decisive result without conceding. Borussia’s three-goal return matched Annecy’s attacking performance, although the visitors conceded twice rather than once. The result brought the cumulative confirmed goal total to fifteen after four fixtures and reinforced the importance of away selections. Borussia supplied the fourth position of the official combination and maintained the sequence of visiting victories before Nice repeated the outcome category.
• Match 5: Stade Brest 1-2 Nice. Nice defeated Stade Brest 2-1 away from home, completing three consecutive successful 3 selections from M3 through M5. The visitors scored twice, while Brest managed one goal without securing a draw. Three combined goals made this the lowest-scoring fixture within the three-match away-winning sequence, as Annecy against Sochaux produced four and Borussia M’gladbach against Stuttgart contained five. Nice also recorded the smallest attacking return among those three visiting winners, but their two goals were sufficient to establish a narrow advantage. Brest joined Sochaux and Stuttgart among the home teams that failed to turn their scoring contributions into positive results. The successful away selection confirmed that the coupon’s middle section had been dominated by travelling teams, with three different visitors securing outright victories in succession. Across M3 through M5, the away winners scored eight goals while conceding four. Nice’s result brought the cumulative confirmed scoring total to eighteen after five fixtures. It also completed the uninterrupted 3/3/3 portion of the winning combination immediately before the special settlement in M6.
• Match 6: Kortrijk vs KV Mechelen, Field-Field. The Kortrijk against KV Mechelen fixture was published with a Field-Field designation instead of a numerical final score. The official winning combination identifies the sixth position as ALL, indicating that this match was settled outside the standard home-win, draw and away-win result categories. No numerical score is provided, so the fixture cannot be included in the confirmed goal total or assigned an actual home, draw or away outcome. Its inclusion is important because the official ten-position combination retains the fixture even though its settlement differs from the other nine. The ALL designation separates Nice’s away victory in M5 from Torino’s home success in M7. It also means that the round’s statistical distribution must distinguish the nine matches with recorded football results from the one specially settled position. The published data confirms the settlement code but does not establish the underlying reason for Field-Field. Preserving that distinction prevents an unsupported assumption about a match score and ensures the official 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2 sequence is represented accurately.
• Match 7: Torino 3-2 AC Monza. Torino defeated AC Monza 3-2, recording the second and final home victory among the nine fixtures with confirmed scores. Five combined goals made this one of the joint-second-highest-scoring matches, behind Middlesbrough’s six-goal encounter against Bolton Wanderers. Torino scored three times, while Monza’s two goals kept the final margin to one. This was the second 3-2 result of the coupon, repeating the scoreline of Borussia M’gladbach’s victory against Stuttgart while reversing the location of the winning team. Monza joined Stuttgart as the highest-scoring losing side, with both teams contributing two goals but still finishing behind. The successful 1 restored a home selection after three consecutive away victories and the ALL settlement. Unlike Orlando Pirates’ earlier 4-0 home success, Torino did not maintain a clean sheet and required all three goals to finish ahead. The result contributed five goals, raising the confirmed total to 23 across six scored fixtures. Torino’s victory supplied the seventh position of the official combination and remained the last successful home selection before Middlesbrough’s away win and the two closing draws.
• Match 8: Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough recorded the most emphatic attacking performance of the round with a 5-1 away victory against Bolton Wanderers. Five goals gave the visitors the highest individual scoring total, while the four-goal winning margin matched Orlando Pirates’ advantage against African Stars. Six combined goals made this the highest-scoring fixture across the nine matches with published results, accounting for approximately 18.2% of the confirmed 33-goal total. Bolton managed one goal but conceded five, leaving a substantial final difference. Middlesbrough’s result was also the fourth successful conventional away selection, following the consecutive wins by Annecy, Borussia M’gladbach and Nice. Unlike those earlier visiting victories, which were decided by one or two goals, Middlesbrough finished four ahead. Their attacking return alone exceeded the combined total of each of the closing 1-1 draws. The successful 3 restored an away outcome after Torino’s home win and established the eighth position of the official combination. The result increased the confirmed scoring total to 29 before Deportivo Alaves and Ipswich Town completed the coupon with level results.
• Match 9: Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga. Deportivo Alaves and Malaga finished 1-1, producing the second successful 2 selection among the nine scored fixtures. Both teams scored once, but neither secured an outright victory. This result repeated the opening draw between Mamelodi Sundowns and Wiliete SC and introduced a more restrained scoring pattern after Middlesbrough’s 5-1 away success. The two-goal total contrasted with the previous three scored fixtures, which had produced five, five and six goals respectively. Alaves were unable to convert home advantage into victory, while Malaga avoided defeat without securing an away win. The successful draw selection also interrupted the sequence of outright winners that had continued through Middlesbrough’s victory, excluding the separately settled M6 fixture. After this match, the confirmed goal total stood at 31 across eight scored fixtures. Alaves and Malaga supplied the first of two consecutive 1-1 results that closed the coupon. The successful 2 established the ninth position of the official combination and made accurate draw selection important again after the earlier emphasis on visiting winners.
• Match 10: Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest. Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest completed the coupon with a 1-1 draw, repeating Deportivo Alaves against Malaga. Both teams scored once without establishing the advantage necessary for victory. The successful 2 completed two consecutive closing draws and provided the final position of the official winning combination. Ipswich became the third home team to draw among the nine fixtures with numerical results, while Nottingham Forest joined Wiliete SC and Malaga among the visiting sides that avoided defeat without securing an outright win. The match contributed two goals, bringing the confirmed total to 33. All nine scored fixtures were therefore decided with at least one goal from the home side, while African Stars were the only team unable to score. The closing result also confirmed that the coupon contained four visiting victories, two home wins and three draws, alongside the ALL settlement. Unlike the high-scoring victories involving Middlesbrough, Torino and Borussia M’gladbach, Ipswich against Nottingham Forest ended with neither team establishing superiority on the final scoreboard. The successful draw completed the official 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination and finalised the published payout categories.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 4
• Special Settlement: 1 match (Kortrijk vs KV Mechelen, ALL)
• Total Confirmed Goals: 33 across 9 scored matches
• Average Goals Per Scored Match: 3.67
• Highest-Scoring Match: Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough (6 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Orlando Pirates 4-0 African Stars / Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough (4 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC / Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga / Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest (2 goals each)
• Home Victories: Orlando Pirates and Torino
• Away Victories: FC Annecy, Borussia M’gladbach, Nice and Middlesbrough
• Drawn Matches: Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC / Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga / Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Orlando Pirates
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 6 of 9 scored matches
• Both Teams Scored: 8 of 9 scored matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Middlesbrough (5 goals)
• Longest Away-Winning Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M3-M5)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M9-M10)
• Winning Combination: 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R430,846.36
Winners: 671
Dividend: R642.00

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R1,923,385.44
Winners: 17
Dividend: R113,140.20

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V1 pool recorded just 17 perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R113,140.20 from the published R1,923,385.44 net pool. The separate 9/10 category produced 671 winning entries, with a dividend of R642.00 and a net pool of R430,846.36. The successful 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination contained four away victories, two home wins, three draws and one position settled as ALL. This combination required correctly identifying several consecutive visiting successes while also covering the opening and closing draws.

The opening fixture between Mamelodi Sundowns and Wiliete SC finished 1-1, establishing the first draw selection. Orlando Pirates then defeated African Stars 4-0, recording the only clean-sheet victory among the nine scored matches. These two fixtures produced six goals, with Orlando responsible for four of them. The opening draw and decisive home victory created a contrasting start before visiting teams became dominant in the next three positions.

FC Annecy defeated Sochaux 3-1, Borussia M’gladbach secured a 3-2 away victory against Stuttgart, and Nice beat Stade Brest 2-1. These consecutive results established the important 3/3/3 section of the official combination. Together, the three visiting winners scored eight goals and conceded four, demonstrating that successful away selections did not depend on keeping clean sheets. All three matches featured goals from both sides, but the visitors consistently finished ahead.

The Kortrijk against KV Mechelen fixture was published as Field-Field, with the corresponding winning combination position settled as ALL. No numerical result was provided, so the match is excluded from the confirmed goal and outcome statistics. The special settlement also means this position must not be interpreted as an additional draw or away victory when assessing the published combination.

Torino restored a home selection with a 3-2 victory against AC Monza, while Middlesbrough produced the most decisive away result by defeating Bolton Wanderers 5-1. These two fixtures contributed eleven goals between them, accounting for one-third of the 33 confirmed goals. Middlesbrough’s five-goal attacking return was the largest by any team, while Torino’s narrow victory demonstrated that scoring three times could still leave only a one-goal winning margin.

The final two fixtures both finished 1-1, with Deportivo Alaves drawing against Malaga and Ipswich Town sharing the result with Nottingham Forest. These consecutive draws completed the coupon with two successful 2 selections. Across the nine matches with numerical scores, three fixtures finished level, two were won by the home team and four by visiting sides. The concentration of away results in the middle and draws at the end created a varied selection pattern that only 17 entries completed perfectly.

The nine scored fixtures produced 33 goals, averaging approximately 3.67 per match. Six matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while both teams scored in eight. Orlando Pirates’ 4-0 victory was the only clean-sheet success, making it the exception to an otherwise consistent pattern of goals from both sides. Bolton against Middlesbrough was the highest-scoring encounter with six goals, while the three 1-1 draws shared the lowest combined total of two goals.

The published 10/10 dividend of R113,140.20 was substantially higher than the R642.00 awarded in the 9/10 category. There were approximately 39.5 times as many winning entries at 9/10 as at 10/10, with 671 compared with 17. The dividend for a perfect result was approximately 176.2 times the 9/10 payout, although the two prize categories carried different net pool allocations.

The 10/10 category received R1,923,385.44, compared with R430,846.36 for 9/10. The combined published net pools therefore totalled R2,354,231.80, with approximately 81.7% allocated to the perfect-results category. Across both categories, 688 winning entries were recorded, comprising 671 entries with nine correct results and 17 perfect entries.

The limited number of perfect winners reflects the final distribution of qualifying entries rather than a verified measure of any individual match’s pre-match difficulty. The sequence included four away victories, three draws, two home wins and an ALL settlement, but the published payout data does not reveal how frequently individual results were selected before kickoff. It is therefore not possible to determine precisely which fixtures eliminated the most entries.

The principal feature of this coupon was the contrast between its attacking results and the small number of perfect entries. Middlesbrough’s emphatic away victory, Borussia M’gladbach’s narrow win at Stuttgart, the consecutive successes of Annecy and Nice, and the two closing draws all formed part of the completed combination. The ALL settlement at M6 remains a separate official result designation and should be preserved when evaluating the coupon. Ultimately, only 17 entries completed all ten positions and qualified for the R113,140.20 dividend.

 

The Friday Soccer 10 S10 V1 (SMM) pool produced four away victories, two home wins and three draws across nine fixtures with recorded scores, while Kortrijk against KV Mechelen was officially settled as ALL. The nine scored matches contributed 33 goals. Mamelodi Sundowns opened with a 1-1 draw against Wiliete SC before Orlando Pirates defeated African Stars 4-0. FC Annecy, Borussia M’gladbach and Nice delivered three consecutive away victories, while Torino restored a home selection with a 3-2 victory against AC Monza. Middlesbrough recorded the largest attacking return by defeating Bolton Wanderers 5-1, and the coupon ended with consecutive 1-1 draws involving Deportivo Alaves and Ipswich Town. The official 2/1/3/3/3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination produced only 17 perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R113,140.20 from the R1,923,385.44 net pool. A further 671 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R642.00 from the R430,846.36 net pool. Across both categories, the published net pools totalled R2,354,231.80.

 

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

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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

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Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

Over Goals (O/):

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

Under Goals (U/):

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

Both Teams To Score (BTTS)

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