Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V3 P1 (SBB)

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (SBB) pool produced one home victory, two draws and two away wins across five fixtures with recorded scores, while Kortrijk against KV Mechelen was officially settled as an ALL result. Nice opened with a 2-1 away victory against Stade Brest, and Torino secured the only home win by defeating AC Monza 3-2. Middlesbrough recorded the most decisive result with a 5-1 away victory against Bolton Wanderers. Deportivo Alaves drew 1-1 with Malaga, while Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest finished with the same scoreline. The five scored matches produced 18 goals, with Middlesbrough responsible for the highest individual total. The official 3/ALL/1/3/2/2 winning combination produced 266 winning entries, each receiving R793.80 from the R211,264.20 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V3 P1 (SBB)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V3 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P1

• Match 1: Stade Brest 1-2 Nice. Nice opened the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Stade Brest, establishing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice, while Brest managed one goal without securing a draw. Three goals made this a productive opening fixture, although the winning margin remained narrow. Nice required their second goal to finish ahead, unlike Middlesbrough, who later established a four-goal advantage against Bolton Wanderers. Brest became one of two home teams to lose in the five fixtures with recorded scores, with Bolton subsequently suffering a considerably heavier defeat. The result also demonstrated that away teams were capable of converting competitive matches into victories on this coupon. Nice’s two-goal attacking return contributed to the 18 goals recorded across the five scored fixtures. The successful away selection formed the opening position of the official combination, preceding the unusual ALL settlement in M2 and Torino’s home victory in M3.
• Match 2: Kortrijk vs KV Mechelen, Field-Field. The Kortrijk against KV Mechelen fixture was published with a Field-Field score designation rather than a numerical football result. The official winning combination identifies this position as ALL, meaning the pool did not require a conventional home-win, draw or away-win outcome for M2. No final goal score is provided in the published results, so this fixture cannot be included in the confirmed goal total or classified as an actual home victory, draw or away success. The ALL designation is particularly important when interpreting the official combination because it differs from the standard 1, 2 and 3 result codes used for the remaining five matches. It also means the coupon’s outcome distribution must be calculated from the five fixtures with recorded scores rather than treating M2 as an additional draw or victory. The published settlement establishes how the pool position was handled, but does not explain the underlying reason for the Field-Field designation. Preserving that distinction is necessary for an accurate reading of the official results.
• Match 3: Torino 3-2 AC Monza. Torino defeated AC Monza 3-2, recording the only home victory among the five matches with published scores. Five combined goals made this the second-highest-scoring fixture, behind Middlesbrough’s six-goal encounter against Bolton Wanderers. Torino scored three times, while Monza’s two goals kept the final margin to a single goal. The hosts therefore required their full attacking return to finish ahead of an opponent that remained competitive on the scoreboard. This was also one of three matches in which the losing side scored, alongside Stade Brest against Nice and Bolton against Middlesbrough. Torino’s three-goal total was the highest by a home team on the coupon, although Middlesbrough later exceeded it with five goals away from home. The successful 1 introduced the only conventional home selection into the official winning combination. With M2 settled as ALL, Torino’s victory stood between two successful away selections in the scored fixtures, creating a varied opening section before the two closing draws.
• Match 4: Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough. Middlesbrough delivered the most emphatic result of the pool with a 5-1 away victory against Bolton Wanderers. Five goals gave the visitors the highest individual attacking return, while the four-goal winning margin was substantially larger than any other recorded result. Six combined goals made this the highest-scoring fixture, accounting for one-third of the 18 goals confirmed across the five scored matches. Bolton managed one goal but conceded five, leaving them well behind at the final whistle. Middlesbrough’s performance contrasted with Nice’s earlier 2-1 away victory, where the winning margin was only one goal. Both fixtures required a successful 3, but Middlesbrough achieved their result with a much greater attacking advantage. The match also confirmed that visiting winners had scored seven goals between them, compared with the three recorded by the only home winner, Torino. The result provided the fourth position of the official combination and preceded two consecutive draws that completed the coupon.
• Match 5: Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga. Deportivo Alaves and Malaga finished 1-1, producing the first conventional draw selection of the pool. Both teams scored once, but neither established the additional goal required for victory. The two-goal total was the lowest among the five fixtures with recorded scores, matched by Ipswich Town against Nottingham Forest in M6. Alaves were unable to secure a home victory, while Malaga avoided defeat without claiming all three points. The result interrupted the earlier sequence of outright winners, where Nice, Torino and Middlesbrough had all finished ahead of their opponents. It also began a closing section of two consecutive 1-1 draws, introducing a more balanced scoring pattern after Middlesbrough’s emphatic six-goal match. The successful 2 supplied the fifth position of the official combination and highlighted the importance of draw coverage in the final part of the coupon. Unlike the narrow victories involving Nice and Torino, neither team could turn its single-goal return into an outright advantage.
• Match 6: Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest. Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest completed the coupon with a 1-1 draw, repeating the result between Deportivo Alaves and Malaga. Both teams scored once and finished level, producing the second consecutive successful 2 selection. The match contributed two goals to the confirmed total of 18 and established a closing sequence in which neither home side secured victory. Ipswich became the second team to draw at home, while Nottingham Forest joined Malaga among the visiting teams to avoid defeat without winning. The result also confirmed that all five fixtures with published numerical scores featured goals from both teams. Unlike Torino’s 3-2 home victory and Middlesbrough’s 5-1 away success, the closing match did not produce an outright winner. Its successful draw selection completed the official 3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination. The final two matches were therefore particularly consistent in outcome and scoring, both ending 1-1 after the more varied results recorded earlier in the coupon.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 1
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 2
• Special Settlement: 1 match (Kortrijk vs KV Mechelen, ALL)
• Total Confirmed Goals: 18 across 5 scored matches
• Highest-Scoring Match: Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough (6 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Bolton Wanderers 1-5 Middlesbrough (4 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga / Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest (2 goals each)
• Only Home Victory: Torino
• Away Victories: Nice and Middlesbrough
• Drawn Matches: Deportivo Alaves 1-1 Malaga / Ipswich Town 1-1 Nottingham Forest
• Clean-Sheet Victories: None in the five scored matches
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 3 of 5 scored matches
• Both Teams Scored: All 5 scored matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Middlesbrough (5 goals)
• Winning Combination: 3/ALL/1/3/2/2
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R211,264.20
Winners: 266
Dividend: R793.80

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 pool recorded 266 winning entries, each receiving R793.80 from the published R211,264.20 net pool. The successful 3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination contained two away victories, one home win, two draws and one position settled as ALL. This structure distinguishes the coupon from a conventional six-match sequence because the Kortrijk against KV Mechelen fixture did not have a published numerical result.

The opening scored fixture saw Nice defeat Stade Brest 2-1 away from home. Kortrijk against KV Mechelen then carried the official Field-Field designation, with ALL appearing in the winning combination. Torino subsequently defeated AC Monza 3-2, recording the only home victory among the scored matches. The first three positions therefore combined an away selection, an ALL settlement and a home result.

Middlesbrough produced the largest victory by defeating Bolton Wanderers 5-1 away from home. This match contributed six of the 18 confirmed goals, with the visitors scoring five themselves. Deportivo Alaves then drew 1-1 with Malaga, and Ipswich Town repeated that scoreline against Nottingham Forest. The two closing draws required consecutive successful 2 selections and produced four goals collectively.

The five fixtures with numerical scores averaged 3.6 goals per match. Three exceeded 2.5 goals, while both teams scored in every recorded match. There were no clean-sheet victories, and the only home winner, Torino, conceded twice. The Field-Field fixture is excluded from these scoring calculations because the published source does not provide a result from which goals can be counted.

The R793.80 dividend was the lowest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 23 October. This pool also had the highest number of winning entries, with 266 compared with 74 in S6 V2 P1 and just nine in S6 V2 P2. The ALL settlement is an important distinction when comparing the combinations, although the published figures alone cannot establish how many additional entries benefited from the special result designation.

 

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V3 P1 (SBB) pool produced one home victory, two draws and two away wins across five fixtures with recorded scores, while Kortrijk against KV Mechelen was settled as ALL. Nice defeated Stade Brest 2-1, Torino beat AC Monza 3-2 and Middlesbrough recorded the largest victory with a 5-1 away result against Bolton Wanderers. Deportivo Alaves drew 1-1 with Malaga, and Ipswich Town finished 1-1 against Nottingham Forest. The five scored fixtures contributed 18 goals, with every match featuring goals from both teams. The official 3/ALL/1/3/2/2 combination produced 266 winning entries, each receiving R793.80 from the R211,264.20 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V2 P2 (SAA)

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (SAA) pool produced three draws and three away victories, with no home wins and 17 goals across six fixtures. Roda JC opened with a 3-2 away victory against Almere City FC, while Dunkerque and Metz shared a 1-1 draw. Mamelodi Sundowns against Wiliete SC and NAC Breda against Heracles also finished 1-1, creating three consecutive draws in the middle of the coupon. FC Annecy then defeated Sochaux 3-1 away from home, and Vicenza completed the round with a 2-0 victory at Empoli. The official 3/2/2/2/3/3 combination produced only nine perfect entries, each receiving R24,867.60 from the R223,812.54 net pool. The absence of home victories and the concentration of consecutive draws defined this demanding result sequence.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P2 (SAA)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V2 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P2

• Match 1: Almere City FC 2-3 Roda JC. Roda JC opened the coupon with a 3-2 away victory against Almere City FC, producing the first successful 3 selection. Five combined goals made this the highest-scoring fixture of the round, with both teams contributing at least twice. Almere scored two goals at home but still failed to avoid defeat, while Roda’s third goal established the decisive one-goal advantage. This was the narrowest of the three away victories, as FC Annecy and Vicenza later secured two-goal margins. Roda’s three-goal attacking return matched Annecy for the highest individual total across the coupon. The result also established the first visiting success in a round that would ultimately contain no home winners. Unlike the following three fixtures, which all finished level, the opening match produced an outright winner despite both teams being productive in attack. The successful away selection introduced the first position of the official combination and demonstrated that scoring twice at home was not sufficient to secure even a draw.
• Match 2: Dunkerque 1-1 Metz. Dunkerque and Metz finished 1-1, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established an advantage that could secure victory. The two-goal total was lower than the five produced in the opening match, introducing a more restrained scoring pattern. Dunkerque became the first home team to draw, while Metz avoided defeat away from home without recording an outright success. This result also marked the beginning of three consecutive identical 1-1 draws, a distinctive feature of the coupon. The successful draw selection interrupted Roda JC’s away victory and established a middle section in which visiting teams continued avoiding defeat without necessarily winning. Compared with Almere’s 2-3 loss, Dunkerque required only one goal to secure a point, as Metz matched rather than exceeded the hosts’ return. The fixture contributed two goals and brought the cumulative total to seven after two matches. Its result supplied the second position of the official 3/2/2/2/3/3 combination.
• Match 3: Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC. Mamelodi Sundowns and Wiliete SC shared a 1-1 draw, repeating the result from Dunkerque against Metz. Both teams scored once, leaving the match level and producing the second consecutive successful 2 selection. Sundowns were unable to convert home conditions into victory, while Wiliete avoided defeat by matching the hosts’ single goal. The two-goal total contributed to a middle section where the scoring pattern remained consistent across different fixtures. This result also confirmed that the opening three matches contained no home victories, with Roda JC’s away success followed by two draws. Unlike the first match, where three visiting goals were needed to secure victory, Wiliete required only one goal to earn a level result. The successful selection brought the cumulative scoring total to nine after three fixtures. The match also increased the importance of draw coverage, because the coupon now required consecutive level outcomes rather than alternating outright winners. Sundowns’ draw supplied the third position of the official combination and preceded another identical result in M4.
• Match 4: NAC Breda 1-1 Heracles. NAC Breda and Heracles finished 1-1, completing three consecutive draws with identical scorelines. Both teams scored once, but neither produced the additional goal necessary for an outright victory. The successful 2 established the distinctive 2/2/2 middle section of the official combination. Together, Dunkerque, Mamelodi Sundowns and NAC Breda had now recorded three home draws, with Metz, Wiliete and Heracles each leaving with a point. These fixtures contributed six goals collectively, with every team scoring exactly once. After four matches, the coupon had produced eleven goals, but only Roda JC had secured a victory. This pattern made the fourth result particularly significant because another draw extended the uninterrupted sequence rather than restoring a decisive home or away outcome. NAC Breda became the third home team unable to win despite finding the net. The result also meant that no home victory had occurred in the first four fixtures, a trend maintained by the two away successes that closed the round.
• Match 5: Sochaux 1-3 FC Annecy. FC Annecy defeated Sochaux 3-1 away from home, ending the sequence of three consecutive draws and restoring a successful 3 selection. The visitors scored three times, matching Roda JC’s attacking return from the opening fixture. Sochaux managed one goal but finished two behind, making the margin more comfortable than Roda’s earlier 3-2 victory. Four combined goals made this the second-highest-scoring match of the round, behind the five-goal opener. The result also confirmed that the coupon’s fifth fixture had still not produced a home winner, with all decisive outcomes favouring visiting teams. Annecy’s success contributed four goals to the overall total, bringing the cumulative count to 15 after five matches. Unlike the preceding three fixtures, where both teams scored once and finished level, Annecy converted their stronger attacking return into a clear victory. The successful away selection established the fifth position of the official combination and began the two-match sequence of visiting wins that completed the coupon.
• Match 6: Empoli 0-2 Vicenza. Vicenza completed the coupon with a 2-0 away victory against Empoli, producing the third successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice while maintaining a clean sheet, leaving Empoli as the only team in the round that failed to score. This was the only clean-sheet victory and the only match in which both teams did not find the net. Vicenza’s two-goal margin matched FC Annecy’s advantage against Sochaux, although Annecy had conceded once during their 3-1 success. The result also completed two consecutive away victories following the three-match sequence of draws. Vicenza’s successful selection confirmed the final distribution of three visiting wins, three draws and no home victories. The match contributed two goals and brought the total to 17 across six fixtures. Empoli became the final home team to finish without a win, confirming that every visiting side either secured three points or avoided defeat through a draw. The closing 3 completed the official 3/2/2/2/3/3 combination, one of the most distinctive outcome patterns among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for the date.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 0
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 17
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.83
• Highest-Scoring Match: Almere City FC 2-3 Roda JC (5 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Sochaux 1-3 FC Annecy / Empoli 0-2 Vicenza (2 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Dunkerque 1-1 Metz / Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC / NAC Breda 1-1 Heracles / Empoli 0-2 Vicenza (2 goals each)
• Home Victories: None
• Away Victories: Roda JC, FC Annecy and Vicenza
• Drawn Matches: Dunkerque 1-1 Metz / Mamelodi Sundowns 1-1 Wiliete SC / NAC Breda 1-1 Heracles
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Vicenza
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 2
• Both Teams Scored: 5 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 3 goals (Roda JC and FC Annecy)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M2-M4)
• Winning Combination: 3/2/2/2/3/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R223,812.54
Winners: 9
Dividend: R24,867.60

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 pool recorded only nine perfect winning entries, each receiving R24,867.60 from the published R223,812.54 net pool. The successful 3/2/2/2/3/3 combination consisted entirely of away victories and draws, with no home selections appearing in the winning sequence. This outcome distribution made the coupon substantially different from a round containing several home favourites who completed their matches successfully.

Roda JC opened with a 3-2 away victory against Almere City FC, establishing the first successful 3. The following three fixtures all finished 1-1, with Dunkerque drawing against Metz, Mamelodi Sundowns against Wiliete SC and NAC Breda against Heracles. These consecutive draws created a 2/2/2 section that required accurately identifying three level outcomes rather than selecting outright winners.

FC Annecy ended the drawn sequence with a 3-1 victory at Sochaux, while Vicenza secured a 2-0 away result against Empoli. These closing victories completed the official combination with consecutive 3 selections. Across the full coupon, all three outright winners played away from home, and all three remaining fixtures finished level.

The six matches produced 17 goals, averaging approximately 2.83 per fixture. Only two matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while five featured both teams scoring. Three fixtures ended with identical 1-1 results, and Vicenza’s 2-0 victory was the only match in which one team failed to score. The distribution therefore combined a relatively restrained middle section with more productive away victories at the beginning and near the end.

The R24,867.60 dividend was the highest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 23 October. This pool also recorded the fewest perfect entries, with just nine winners compared with 74 in S6 V2 P1 and 266 in S6 V3 P1. Its net pool was the largest of the three, although the exceptionally small number of winning entries was the main distinguishing feature of the published payout.

The absence of home victories and the sequence of three consecutive draws provide a clear explanation of why the completed combination was structurally unusual. However, the published results do not disclose how participants distributed their selections before kickoff, so the exact contribution of individual matches to the small winner count cannot be established. The official figures confirm that only nine entries completed all six required results.

 

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P2 (SAA) pool produced three away victories, three draws and no home wins, with 17 goals across six fixtures. Roda JC opened with a 3-2 victory at Almere City FC before Dunkerque, Mamelodi Sundowns and NAC Breda recorded three consecutive 1-1 draws against Metz, Wiliete SC and Heracles. FC Annecy then defeated Sochaux 3-1 away from home, while Vicenza completed the coupon with a 2-0 win at Empoli. The official 3/2/2/2/3/3 combination produced only nine perfect entries, each receiving R24,867.60 from the R223,812.54 net pool. The combination’s absence of home victories and its three consecutive draws were the defining features of the round.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V2 P1 (SAA)

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (SAA) pool produced one home victory, two draws and three away wins, with 13 goals across six fixtures. Kaizer Chiefs opened with a narrow 1-0 home victory against Red Arrows, while Bochum and Wolfsburg shared a 1-1 draw. Darmstadt 98 and St. Pauli finished 0-0, producing the only goalless fixture. The final three matches were all won by visiting teams, with Kocaelispor defeating Alanyaspor 2-1, Brondby beating Randers FC 3-1 and Cape Town City securing a 2-1 victory against Orbit College FC. The official 1/2/2/3/3/3 combination produced 74 perfect entries, each receiving R2,602.80 from the R192,621.78 net pool. Three consecutive away victories formed the decisive closing section of the coupon.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P1 (SAA)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Fri 23 Oct – S6 V2 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P1

• Match 1: Kaizer Chiefs 1-0 Red Arrows. Kaizer Chiefs opened the coupon with a narrow 1-0 home victory against Red Arrows, producing the only successful 1 selection of the round. A single goal decided the fixture, while Chiefs maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. This was the only home victory and one of just two matches in which a team won without conceding or both sides failed to score, the other being the goalless draw between Darmstadt and St. Pauli. Red Arrows failed to score, leaving the hosts’ single-goal return sufficient for victory. The result was also the lowest-scoring decisive fixture, contrasting with Brondby’s later 3-1 victory against Randers FC. Chiefs’ narrow success established a home selection before the coupon shifted into two draws and three consecutive away victories. For perfect Soccer 6 entries, this opening result required identifying the hosts as the only home team to finish ahead of their opponents. The match contributed one goal to the overall total of 13 and established the first position of the official combination.
• Match 2: Bochum 1-1 Wolfsburg. Bochum and Wolfsburg finished 1-1, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established the advantage required for an outright victory. Bochum were unable to convert home conditions into three points, while Wolfsburg avoided defeat without securing an away win. Two combined goals made this a relatively restrained fixture compared with the more productive closing matches. The result interrupted Kaizer Chiefs’ opening home victory and introduced the first draw into the official combination. Wolfsburg became the first visiting team to avoid defeat after Red Arrows had lost in M1, beginning a sequence in which every remaining away team would finish without losing. The draw also established the opening part of a two-match section containing no outright winners, with Darmstadt and St. Pauli subsequently finishing 0-0. The successful 2 supplied the second position of the winning sequence and brought the cumulative scoring total to three after two matches.
• Match 3: Darmstadt 98 0-0 St. Pauli. Darmstadt 98 and St. Pauli shared a goalless draw, producing the second consecutive successful 2 selection. Neither team scored, making this the only fixture without a goal and the lowest-scoring match of the round. Both sides maintained clean sheets but failed to secure an outright victory. The result repeated Bochum against Wolfsburg in outcome category while producing a different scoring profile. Darmstadt became the second home team to draw, while St. Pauli joined Wolfsburg among the visiting teams that avoided defeat without winning. The two consecutive draws created the 2/2 middle section of the official combination, separating Kaizer Chiefs’ opening home victory from the three visiting successes that followed. After three matches, only three goals had been scored, establishing a relatively low-scoring first half of the coupon. The goalless result was particularly distinctive because every subsequent match featured goals from both teams and an outright away winner. Its successful selection supplied the third position of the official 1/2/2/3/3/3 combination.
• Match 4: Alanyaspor 1-2 Kocaelispor FK. Kocaelispor defeated Alanyaspor 2-1 away from home, recording the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice, while Alanyaspor managed one goal without securing a draw. Three combined goals made this the first fixture to exceed 2.5 goals, ending the lower-scoring pattern established by the opening three matches. Kocaelispor’s one-goal winning margin was narrow, but their attacking return was enough to secure an outright result after two consecutive draws. The match also introduced the first visiting victory and established the beginning of three consecutive successful away selections. Alanyaspor became the first home team to lose while scoring, a pattern repeated by Randers FC and Orbit College FC in the remaining fixtures. Kocaelispor’s result brought the cumulative goal total to six after four matches. Unlike the earlier draw results, where the visiting teams matched rather than exceeded the hosts’ scoring, Kocaelispor finished one goal ahead. The successful 3 supplied the fourth position of the official combination and initiated the away-dominated conclusion.
• Match 5: Randers FC 1-3 Brondby. Brondby secured a 3-1 away victory against Randers FC, recording the largest winning margin and highest individual attacking return of the round. Three goals gave the visitors a two-goal advantage, while Randers managed one goal without preventing defeat. Four combined goals made this the highest-scoring fixture, exceeding the three-goal results involving Kocaelispor and Cape Town City. The successful 3 extended the sequence of away victories to two consecutive matches after Kocaelispor’s win. Brondby’s two-goal margin was also more comfortable than the one-goal advantages achieved by the other visiting winners. Randers joined Alanyaspor among the home teams that scored once but still lost, demonstrating the visitors’ effectiveness in converting their attacking advantage into outright victories. The result contributed four goals and raised the cumulative total to ten after five fixtures. Brondby’s success confirmed that away winners would outnumber home winners regardless of the final result, with Cape Town City subsequently extending that advantage. The match supplied the fifth position of the official winning combination.
• Match 6: Orbit College FC 1-2 Cape Town City. Cape Town City completed the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Orbit College FC, producing the third consecutive successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice, while Orbit College managed one goal without preventing defeat. This result repeated Kocaelispor’s 2-1 away victory against Alanyaspor, creating two identical narrow visiting successes in the final three fixtures. Cape Town City’s one-goal margin was smaller than Brondby’s two-goal advantage but delivered the same successful outcome category. Orbit College became the third consecutive home team to lose despite scoring once, while Cape Town City joined Kocaelispor and Brondby among the visiting winners. Three goals in the closing match brought the overall total to 13 and confirmed that ten of those goals had been scored in the final three fixtures. The result also established the final distribution of three away wins, two draws and one home victory. Cape Town City’s successful selection completed the official 1/2/2/3/3/3 combination and reinforced the sharp contrast between the restrained opening half and the more productive closing section.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 1
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 13
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.17
• Highest-Scoring Match: Randers FC 1-3 Brondby (4 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Randers FC 1-3 Brondby (2 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Match: Darmstadt 98 0-0 St. Pauli
• Only Home Victory: Kaizer Chiefs
• Away Victories: Kocaelispor FK, Brondby and Cape Town City
• Drawn Matches: Bochum 1-1 Wolfsburg / Darmstadt 98 0-0 St. Pauli
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Kaizer Chiefs
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 3
• Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Brondby (3 goals)
• Longest Away-Winning Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M4-M6)
• Winning Combination: 1/2/2/3/3/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R192,621.78
Winners: 74
Dividend: R2,602.80

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 pool recorded 74 perfect winning entries, each receiving R2,602.80 from the published R192,621.78 net pool. The successful 1/2/2/3/3/3 combination contained one home victory, two draws and three consecutive away wins. The coupon was divided into two clearly different sections, with no visiting victories in the first three matches and no home victories or draws in the final three.

Kaizer Chiefs opened with a 1-0 home victory against Red Arrows, providing the only successful 1 selection. Bochum then drew 1-1 with Wolfsburg, while Darmstadt and St. Pauli finished 0-0. These opening fixtures produced only three goals collectively, establishing a restrained scoring profile in which two of the three matches did not produce an outright winner.

The closing section was considerably more productive. Kocaelispor defeated Alanyaspor 2-1, Brondby secured a 3-1 victory against Randers FC and Cape Town City beat Orbit College FC 2-1. These three matches contributed ten of the pool’s 13 goals, approximately 76.9% of the total. Every fixture required a successful away selection, and all three visiting winners conceded once.

The pool averaged approximately 2.17 goals per fixture, although the difference between the opening and closing halves was substantial. The first three matches averaged one goal each, while the final three averaged approximately 3.33. Three fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, all of them in the closing section. Four matches featured both teams scoring, including the draw between Bochum and Wolfsburg and each of the three away victories.

The published dividend of R2,602.80 was the second-highest among the three Soccer 6 pools displayed for 23 October. This pool recorded 74 perfect entries, compared with 266 in S6 V3 P1 and only nine in S6 V2 P2. Its net pool was also the smallest of the three, although the number of winning entries remained substantially lower than in S6 V3 P1.

The three consecutive away victories were the most distinctive feature of the official winning combination. The opening home victory and two draws required a different selection pattern from the final three fixtures, making the completed sequence heavily dependent on correctly identifying visiting winners. The published results confirm the distribution of the payout but do not reveal how individual participants selected or protected each match before kickoff.

 

The Friday Soccer 6 S6 V2 P1 (SAA) pool produced one home victory, two draws and three away wins, with 13 goals across six fixtures. Kaizer Chiefs opened with a 1-0 victory against Red Arrows before Bochum drew 1-1 with Wolfsburg and Darmstadt finished 0-0 against St. Pauli. The closing three fixtures were all won by visiting teams, with Kocaelispor defeating Alanyaspor 2-1, Brondby beating Randers FC 3-1 and Cape Town City securing a 2-1 victory against Orbit College FC. Ten of the thirteen goals were scored in the final three matches, highlighting the sharp contrast between the two halves. The official 1/2/2/3/3/3 combination produced 74 winning entries, each receiving R2,602.80 from the R192,621.78 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

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

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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