Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V2 (SOO)

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V2 (SOO) pool produced four home victories, three draws and three away wins, with 27 goals across ten fixtures. Golden Arrows opened with a commanding 4-0 victory against Chippa United, while RB Leipzig recorded the same scoreline against SV Elversberg. Werder Bremen defeated Mainz 05 3-2, Bologna secured a 2-0 away victory against Cagliari, and Fulham edged Coventry City 1-0. Arsenal defeated Everton 2-0, while Racing Santander overcame Espanyol 2-1. FC Koln against Schalke 04 and Polokwane City against Siwelele FC both finished 0-0, while Napoli and Roma shared six goals in a 3-3 draw. The official 1/3/2/3/1/1/3/1/2/2 winning combination produced 55 perfect 10/10 entries, each receiving R13,600.40 from the R748,024.48 net pool. A further 936 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R199.60.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V2 (SOO)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Golden Arrows 4-0 Chippa United. Golden Arrows opened the coupon with a convincing 4-0 home victory against Chippa United, establishing the first successful 1 selection. Four goals gave the hosts the joint-highest individual attacking return, matched by RB Leipzig in M5. The four-goal winning margin was also the largest on the coupon, with both teams achieving identical scorelines. Chippa failed to score, allowing Golden Arrows to combine a substantial attacking return with a clean sheet. The result differed significantly from the narrower victories elsewhere in the round, particularly Fulham’s 1-0 away success and Racing Santander’s 2-1 home win. Golden Arrows contributed four of the pool’s 27 goals, accounting for approximately 14.8% of the total. Their emphatic opening result introduced a home selection before Bologna restored the away-win category in M2. The winning margin also confirmed that this was one of the two most decisive results recorded across the ten fixtures.
• Match 2: Cagliari 0-2 Bologna. Bologna defeated Cagliari 2-0 away from home, delivering the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice while preventing Cagliari from finding the net, establishing a two-goal winning margin. This was the only away victory achieved by two goals, with Werder Bremen and Fulham subsequently winning by narrower single-goal differences. Bologna’s result contrasted with Golden Arrows’ previous 4-0 home victory, reducing the winning team’s attacking return while reversing the location of the successful selection. Cagliari became one of several teams unable to score on the coupon, with Chippa United and Everton also suffering clean-sheet defeats. Bologna’s two-goal return brought the cumulative scoring total to six after two matches. The result supplied the second position of the official combination and established the first away success in a round where home wins, draws and visiting victories were distributed relatively evenly.
• Match 3: FC Koln 0-0 Schalke 04. FC Koln and Schalke 04 shared a goalless draw, producing the first successful 2 selection. Neither team scored, making this one of two fixtures without a goal, alongside Polokwane City against Siwelele FC. Both sides maintained clean sheets but failed to secure an outright victory. The result interrupted the opening sequence of home and away winners and introduced the first level outcome into the combination. The absence of goals contrasted with Golden Arrows’ four-goal performance and the five-goal encounter that followed between Mainz and Werder Bremen. Koln were unable to turn home conditions into victory, while Schalke avoided defeat without securing an away success. The cumulative scoring total remained at six after M3. For Soccer 10 entries, correctly identifying the draw was necessary because selecting either side to win would not satisfy the official result. The fixture also began the coupon’s pattern of draws with contrasting scoring totals, which culminated in Napoli’s 3-3 result against Roma.
• Match 4: Mainz 05 2-3 Werder Bremen. Werder Bremen secured a 3-2 away victory against Mainz 05, providing the second successful 3 selection. Five combined goals made this the second-highest-scoring fixture, behind Napoli’s six-goal draw with Roma. Mainz scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, making them the highest-scoring losing team on the coupon. Bremen required three goals to overcome that resistance, unlike Bologna, who had secured an away victory without conceding. This result was therefore more closely contested on the final scoreboard than Bologna’s 2-0 success despite containing more goals. Werder’s three-goal attacking return was the highest by a visiting winner, while the match contributed five goals to the overall total. The successful away selection restored an outright winner after Koln’s goalless draw and brought the cumulative scoring count to eleven after four fixtures. It established the fourth position of the combination before consecutive home victories by RB Leipzig and Arsenal.
• Match 5: RB Leipzig 4-0 SV Elversberg. RB Leipzig delivered a commanding 4-0 home victory against SV Elversberg, repeating Golden Arrows’ opening scoreline and matching the largest winning margin of the round. Four goals gave Leipzig the joint-highest individual attacking total, while their clean sheet prevented Elversberg from contributing to the final score. The successful 1 restored a home selection after Werder Bremen’s away victory. Leipzig’s performance was more emphatic than Arsenal’s subsequent 2-0 home result, although both winners prevented their opponents from scoring. The fixture contributed four goals and increased the cumulative pool total to fifteen after five matches. Together, Leipzig and Golden Arrows scored eight unanswered goals, accounting for approximately 29.6% of the round’s scoring. The victory also established the first position of a two-match home-winning sequence, with Arsenal following in M6. Leipzig supplied the fifth result of the official combination and matched the strongest final-score performance recorded anywhere on the coupon.
• Match 6: Arsenal 2-0 Everton. Arsenal defeated Everton 2-0, extending the successful home sequence to two consecutive matches. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, giving them a comfortable two-goal advantage. Everton failed to score, joining Chippa United, Cagliari and SV Elversberg among the teams that lost without finding the net. Arsenal’s result matched Bologna’s 2-0 victory in scoreline but reversed the winning team’s location. Unlike Leipzig’s preceding 4-0 success, Arsenal required only two goals to secure the outcome. The successful 1 completed the two-match home-winning sequence in the middle of the coupon and brought the cumulative scoring total to seventeen after six fixtures. Arsenal also became the third home winner to maintain a clean sheet, following Golden Arrows and Leipzig. Their result established the sixth position of the official combination before Fulham introduced the final away victory of the round.
• Match 7: Coventry City 0-1 Fulham. Fulham defeated Coventry City 1-0 away from home, producing the third and final successful 3 selection. A single goal decided the fixture, while Fulham’s clean sheet ensured their narrow advantage was sufficient. This was the lowest-scoring decisive match of the round, contrasting with Werder Bremen’s 3-2 victory and the two 4-0 home results. Coventry failed to score at home, becoming another losing side unable to overcome the opposition’s defence. Fulham were the only away winner to score fewer than two goals, making their result considerably more restrained than Bologna’s and Werder’s victories. The successful away selection interrupted the consecutive home wins by Leipzig and Arsenal. It also brought the cumulative total to eighteen goals after seven matches. Fulham’s victory supplied the seventh position of the official combination and confirmed that three away results would be required for a perfect entry.
• Match 8: Racing Santander 2-1 Espanyol. Racing Santander secured a 2-1 home victory against Espanyol, recording the fourth and final home win of the round. Both teams scored, but Racing’s second goal established the decisive advantage. This was the only home victory in which the winning team conceded, since Golden Arrows, RB Leipzig and Arsenal had all maintained clean sheets. Three combined goals made the fixture more productive than Arsenal’s 2-0 victory and Fulham’s 1-0 away result, although it remained below the highest-scoring matches. Espanyol scored once but could not avoid defeat, joining Mainz among the losing teams that contributed to the final scoreline. The successful 1 restored a home selection after Fulham’s away win and supplied the eighth position of the official combination. Racing’s result brought the cumulative scoring total to 21 after eight fixtures, leaving the two final draws to determine the remaining scoring and outcome distribution.
• Match 9: Polokwane City 0-0 Siwelele FC. Polokwane City and Siwelele FC finished 0-0, producing the second goalless draw of the coupon. Neither team scored, leaving both sides with clean sheets but without an outright victory. The successful 2 matched FC Koln against Schalke 04 in both scoreline and result category. Polokwane became the second home team to record a goalless draw, while Siwelele joined Schalke among the visitors who avoided defeat without scoring. The fixture interrupted the sequence of decisive matches that had continued from M4 through M8. Its absence of goals meant the cumulative total remained at 21 before the closing Napoli against Roma encounter. The match also introduced the first of two consecutive draws at the end of the coupon, although their scoring profiles differed considerably. Correctly identifying Polokwane’s draw established the ninth position of the official combination and prevented the round from ending exclusively with outright winners.
• Match 10: Napoli 3-3 Roma. Napoli and Roma completed the coupon with a 3-3 draw, producing the highest-scoring match of the round. Six combined goals exceeded the five recorded by Mainz and Werder Bremen and contrasted sharply with the preceding goalless draw between Polokwane City and Siwelele FC. Both teams scored three times, but neither established the additional advantage needed for victory. Napoli and Roma therefore shared the highest scoring total by teams involved in a draw, despite neither claiming an outright result. The successful 2 completed consecutive closing draws and finalised the official 1/3/2/3/1/1/3/1/2/2 combination. The fixture contributed six goals, raising the pool total from 21 to 27. It also confirmed the final distribution of four home victories, three draws and three away wins. The closing result demonstrated that a high-scoring encounter could require the same pool selection as a 0-0 match, reinforcing the importance of judging outcomes independently from goal totals.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 27
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.7
• Highest-Scoring Match: Napoli 3-3 Roma (6 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Golden Arrows 4-0 Chippa United / RB Leipzig 4-0 SV Elversberg (4 goals each)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: FC Koln 0-0 Schalke 04 / Polokwane City 0-0 Siwelele FC
• Home Victories: Golden Arrows, RB Leipzig, Arsenal and Racing Santander
• Away Victories: Bologna, Werder Bremen and Fulham
• Drawn Matches: FC Koln 0-0 Schalke 04 / Polokwane City 0-0 Siwelele FC / Napoli 3-3 Roma
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Golden Arrows, Bologna, RB Leipzig, Arsenal and Fulham
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 5
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 4 goals (Golden Arrows and RB Leipzig)
• Longest Home-Winning Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M5-M6)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M9-M10)
• Winning Combination: 1/3/2/3/1/1/3/1/2/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R187,006.12
Winners: 936
Dividend: R199.60

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R748,024.48
Winners: 55
Dividend: R13,600.40

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V2 pool recorded 55 perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R13,600.40 from the published R748,024.48 net pool. The separate 9/10 category produced 936 winning entries, with a dividend of R199.60 and a net pool of R187,006.12. The successful 1/3/2/3/1/1/3/1/2/2 combination contained four home victories, three draws and three away wins, creating a relatively balanced distribution across the three conventional result categories.

The opening section combined a decisive home win, an away victory and a goalless draw. Golden Arrows defeated Chippa United 4-0 before Bologna recorded a 2-0 away success against Cagliari. FC Koln and Schalke 04 then finished 0-0, introducing the first draw. These three fixtures contributed six goals, all scored by the two winning teams, while the drawn match remained scoreless.

Werder Bremen defeated Mainz 05 3-2 in the fourth fixture, producing one of the closest outright results despite five combined goals. RB Leipzig and Arsenal then delivered consecutive home victories against SV Elversberg and Everton, winning 4-0 and 2-0 respectively. This middle section added eleven goals and included three different winning margins, from Bremen’s narrow one-goal success to Leipzig’s emphatic four-goal advantage.

Fulham secured the final away victory by defeating Coventry City 1-0, while Racing Santander restored a home selection through a 2-1 win against Espanyol. The closing two fixtures both ended level, but their scoring profiles were completely different. Polokwane City and Siwelele FC finished 0-0, whereas Napoli and Roma shared six goals in a 3-3 draw. The successful 2/2 ending therefore required consecutive draw selections despite a six-goal difference between the two matches.

The coupon produced 27 goals, averaging 2.7 per fixture. Five matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while only three featured goals from both teams. Five outright winners maintained clean sheets, and two additional fixtures ended goalless. These figures show that much of the scoring came from teams that established clear advantages rather than from consistently balanced attacking exchanges.

The R13,600.40 dividend reflected the published allocation of R748,024.48 across 55 perfect winning entries. The 9/10 category contained substantially more winners, with 936 entries receiving R199.60 each. The number of 9/10 winners was approximately seventeen times the perfect-result count, although the two prize categories had different net pool allocations and therefore cannot be compared on winner numbers alone.

The combined published net pools totalled R935,030.60. Across both categories, 991 winning entries were recorded, comprising 936 entries at 9/10 and 55 at 10/10. The perfect-results allocation represented 80% of the combined net pool, with the remaining 20% allocated to the 9/10 category.

The official combination required successful selections across several different match profiles, including two 4-0 home victories, three away wins, two goalless draws and a six-goal stalemate. The closing Napoli against Roma result was particularly distinctive because it delivered the same draw selection as the two scoreless fixtures despite containing substantially more goals. The published results establish the distribution of successful entries, but do not reveal which individual matches were most difficult for participants before kickoff.

 

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V2 (SOO) pool produced four home victories, three draws and three away wins, with 27 goals across ten fixtures. Golden Arrows defeated Chippa United 4-0, Bologna won 2-0 at Cagliari and FC Koln drew 0-0 with Schalke 04. Werder Bremen beat Mainz 05 3-2 away from home, while RB Leipzig and Arsenal secured consecutive clean-sheet home victories. Fulham edged Coventry City 1-0, Racing Santander defeated Espanyol 2-1 and Polokwane City shared a goalless draw with Siwelele FC. Napoli and Roma completed the coupon with a 3-3 draw, the highest-scoring fixture of the round. The official 1/3/2/3/1/1/3/1/2/2 combination produced 55 perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R13,600.40 from the R748,024.48 net pool. A further 936 entries received R199.60 in the 9/10 category, which carried a net pool of R187,006.12.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V1 (1QQ)

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V1 (1QQ) pool produced five home victories, one draw and four away wins, with 37 goals across ten fixtures. Tottenham Hotspur opened with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, while Villarreal defeated Valencia 2-1 and Cambuur recorded an emphatic 6-1 victory at Willem II. Lens overcame Paris FC 2-1, RAAL La Louviere beat Zulte-Waregem 3-0, and Westerlo shared eight goals with SK Beveren in an extraordinary 4-4 draw. Arouca secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Alverca before Atletico Madrid, Columbus Crew and Internacional completed the coupon with three consecutive home wins. The official 3/3/3/1/1/2/3/1/1/1 winning combination produced 18 perfect 10/10 entries, each receiving R26,185.00 from the R471,332.96 net pool. A further 401 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R293.80.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V1 (1QQ)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur. Tottenham Hotspur opened the coupon with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, producing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, establishing a two-goal winning margin. Chelsea failed to score at home, leaving Tottenham’s attacking return unanswered. This was one of two clean-sheet away victories, with Arouca later recording a 1-0 success against Alverca. Tottenham’s result also introduced the opening position of a three-match sequence of consecutive away wins. Unlike Villarreal and Cambuur, who both conceded in their subsequent victories, Tottenham prevented the hosts from contributing to the scoreline. Their two-goal margin was more comfortable than Villarreal’s narrow result but smaller than Cambuur’s emphatic five-goal advantage. The opening match contributed two goals to the overall total of 37 and established a visiting winner before the coupon developed into one of the most attacking rounds among the displayed Soccer 10 results.
• Match 2: Valencia 1-2 Villarreal. Villarreal secured a 2-1 away victory against Valencia, extending the successful visiting sequence to two consecutive matches. The visitors scored twice, while Valencia managed one goal without securing a draw. Three combined goals made the fixture more productive than Tottenham’s previous 2-0 victory, although the winning margin was narrower. Villarreal required their second goal to finish ahead, whereas Tottenham had maintained a clean sheet and a two-goal advantage. Valencia became the first home team on the coupon to lose despite scoring, a pattern that Willem II later repeated against Cambuur. The successful 3 confirmed that the opening two positions both required away selections. Villarreal’s result brought the cumulative scoring total to five after two fixtures and established another visiting success before Cambuur delivered the most decisive away performance of the round. The match also showed that a narrow one-goal victory could carry the same pool result as a comfortable clean-sheet success.
• Match 3: Willem II 1-6 Cambuur. Cambuur recorded the most emphatic victory of the coupon with a 6-1 away result against Willem II. Six goals gave the visitors the highest individual attacking total, while the five-goal winning margin exceeded every other result across the ten fixtures. Seven combined goals made this the second-highest-scoring match, behind Westerlo’s extraordinary 4-4 draw with SK Beveren. Willem II managed one goal but remained five behind on the final scoreboard. The successful 3 completed a sequence of three consecutive away victories from M1 through M3, with Tottenham, Villarreal and Cambuur all winning on their travels. Those three visiting teams scored ten goals collectively while conceding two. Cambuur’s exceptional attacking return also contributed approximately 16.2% of the pool’s overall 37 goals. The result brought the cumulative scoring count to twelve after three matches and completed the opening 3/3/3 portion of the official combination. Its decisive margin distinguished Cambuur from every other winner on the coupon.
• Match 4: Lens 2-1 Paris FC. Lens defeated Paris FC 2-1, recording the first home victory after three consecutive visiting successes. The hosts scored twice, while Paris FC contributed one goal without preventing defeat. Three combined goals matched Villarreal’s earlier 2-1 away victory in both scoreline structure and narrow winning margin, although the successful outcome category was reversed. Lens became the first home team to win, interrupting the opening 3/3/3 sequence and introducing the successful 1 selection. Unlike RAAL La Louviere in the next fixture, Lens conceded once and therefore required two goals to establish their advantage. The result contributed three goals, bringing the cumulative total to fifteen after four matches. Lens’ victory was also the first of two consecutive home successes, with RAAL later securing a more comfortable 3-0 result. The narrow margin demonstrated that home victories could be closely contested even in a coupon containing several emphatic results.
• Match 5: RAAL La Louviere 3-0 Zulte-Waregem. RAAL La Louviere defeated Zulte-Waregem 3-0, extending the successful home sequence to two matches. The hosts scored three times and maintained a clean sheet, securing a three-goal winning margin. Zulte-Waregem failed to score, allowing RAAL to record one of the most comfortable home victories of the round. The result matched Internacional’s later 3-0 success against Botafogo RJ, with both teams producing identical attacking and defensive returns. Unlike Lens’ narrow 2-1 victory in M4, RAAL established a larger advantage without conceding. The successful 1 completed the two-match home-winning sequence that followed the opening three away results. Three goals increased the cumulative total to eighteen after five fixtures, leaving nineteen to be scored across the remaining five. RAAL’s clean sheet also introduced a more controlled scoreline immediately before Westerlo and SK Beveren combined for eight goals in the highest-scoring match of the coupon.
• Match 6: Westerlo 4-4 SK Beveren. Westerlo and SK Beveren produced an extraordinary 4-4 draw, with eight goals making this the highest-scoring fixture of the round. Both teams scored four times, matching one another throughout the final result without establishing a winning advantage. This was the only draw on the coupon and the sole successful 2 selection. The eight goals accounted for approximately 21.6% of the overall total, making the match the largest individual contributor to the round’s scoring. Despite each team matching or exceeding the attacking return of most outright winners, neither secured victory. The result interrupted the consecutive home successes by Lens and RAAL La Louviere and introduced the only level outcome into the official combination. Westerlo and SK Beveren also jointly recorded the highest individual scoring totals among teams that did not win. The draw brought the cumulative pool total to 26 after six matches and established an important distinction between attacking productivity and the result category required for Soccer 10 entries.
• Match 7: Alverca 0-1 Arouca. Arouca secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Alverca, producing the fourth and final successful 3 selection. A single goal decided the match, while Arouca maintained a clean sheet to preserve the advantage. This was the lowest-scoring decisive fixture, matched by Atletico Madrid’s 1-0 home victory against Deportivo La Coruna in M8. Alverca failed to score, joining Chelsea and Zulte-Waregem among the teams unable to find the net in their respective defeats. Arouca’s result contrasted sharply with the previous 4-4 draw, reducing the match total from eight goals to one while restoring an outright winner. The successful away selection also ended the home-winning and drawn middle section before the final three fixtures all produced home victories. Arouca were the only visiting winners to score fewer than two goals, making their success the narrowest of the four away results. The match brought the cumulative total to 27 after seven fixtures and supplied the seventh position of the official combination.
• Match 8: Atletico Madrid 1-0 Deportivo La Coruna. Atletico Madrid defeated Deportivo La Coruna 1-0, recording the third home victory and restoring a successful 1 selection after Arouca’s away success. A single goal separated the teams, while Atletico maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. The result repeated Arouca’s previous scoreline but reversed the location of the winning team. Deportivo failed to score, becoming another visiting side unable to overcome the home team’s defence. Unlike Lens and RAAL La Louviere, who had scored twice and three times respectively, Atletico required only one goal to secure victory. The match was one of two fixtures containing exactly one goal, creating a restrained scoring section after Westerlo’s eight-goal draw. The successful home selection began a sequence of three consecutive home wins from M8 through M10. Atletico’s result increased the cumulative total to 28 after eight matches and provided the first position of the closing 1/1/1 sequence that ultimately completed the coupon.
• Match 9: Columbus Crew 4-2 Toronto FC. Columbus Crew defeated Toronto FC 4-2, recording the fourth home victory and extending the closing sequence of successful 1 selections. Six combined goals made this the third-highest-scoring fixture, behind Westerlo’s 4-4 draw and Cambuur’s 6-1 away victory. Columbus scored four times, matching the individual attacking returns of Westerlo and SK Beveren while finishing two goals ahead of Toronto. The visitors managed two goals but could not prevent defeat, becoming the highest-scoring losing team of the round. Unlike Atletico’s preceding 1-0 victory, Columbus required a considerably stronger attacking return because the opposition scored twice. Their four-goal total was also the highest by a home-winning team, exceeding the three-goal returns achieved by RAAL La Louviere and Internacional. The successful result contributed six goals and brought the cumulative total to 34 after nine fixtures. Columbus’ victory completed the second consecutive home selection and left Internacional to determine whether the coupon would finish with three straight home wins.
• Match 10: Internacional 3-0 Botafogo RJ. Internacional completed the coupon with a convincing 3-0 home victory against Botafogo RJ, producing the fifth successful 1 selection. Three goals gave the hosts a comfortable winning margin, while their clean sheet prevented Botafogo from contributing to the scoreline. The result repeated RAAL La Louviere’s 3-0 victory against Zulte-Waregem, creating two identical three-goal home successes on the coupon. Internacional’s winning margin exceeded Atletico’s narrow 1-0 victory and Columbus’ two-goal advantage against Toronto, although Columbus had scored one additional goal. The successful result completed three consecutive home victories from M8 through M10 and finalised the official 3/3/3/1/1/2/3/1/1/1 combination. The last three goals increased the pool total to 37 and confirmed five home victories, four away wins and one draw. Internacional’s clean sheet also meant that three of the five home winners prevented their opponents from scoring, with Lens and Columbus conceding during their respective victories.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 4
• Total Goals: 37
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.7
• Highest-Scoring Match: Westerlo 4-4 SK Beveren (8 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Willem II 1-6 Cambuur (5 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Alverca 0-1 Arouca / Atletico Madrid 1-0 Deportivo La Coruna
• Home Victories: Lens, RAAL La Louviere, Atletico Madrid, Columbus Crew and Internacional
• Away Victories: Tottenham Hotspur, Villarreal, Cambuur and Arouca
• Only Draw: Westerlo 4-4 SK Beveren
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Tottenham Hotspur, RAAL La Louviere, Arouca, Atletico Madrid and Internacional
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 7
• Both Teams Scored: 6 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Cambuur (6 goals)
• Longest Away-Winning Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M1-M3)
• Longest Home-Winning Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M8-M10)
• Winning Combination: 3/3/3/1/1/2/3/1/1/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R117,833.24
Winners: 401
Dividend: R293.80

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R471,332.96
Winners: 18
Dividend: R26,185.00

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V1 pool produced 18 perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R26,185.00 from the published R471,332.96 net pool. The separate 9/10 category recorded 401 winning entries, with a dividend of R293.80 and a net pool of R117,833.24. The successful 3/3/3/1/1/2/3/1/1/1 combination contained five home victories, four away wins and only one draw. This result distribution was particularly distinctive because the coupon opened with three consecutive away victories and closed with three consecutive home wins.

The opening three fixtures established the first major sequence. Tottenham Hotspur defeated Chelsea 2-0 away from home, Villarreal won 2-1 at Valencia and Cambuur recorded an emphatic 6-1 victory against Willem II. These matches required three consecutive successful 3 selections and contributed twelve goals. Cambuur’s six-goal attacking return was the highest by any individual team and established the largest winning margin.

Lens restored a home selection through a 2-1 victory against Paris FC, while RAAL La Louviere followed with a 3-0 win over Zulte-Waregem. These results established a two-match sequence of home victories before Westerlo and SK Beveren produced the only draw. Their extraordinary 4-4 result contributed eight goals to the total and demonstrated that an exceptionally high attacking output could still leave neither team with an outright win.

Arouca then defeated Alverca 1-0 away from home, providing the fourth and final successful 3 selection. Atletico Madrid restored home victories with a narrow 1-0 result against Deportivo La Coruna, Columbus Crew defeated Toronto FC 4-2 and Internacional completed the coupon by beating Botafogo RJ 3-0. These closing three matches contributed ten goals and completed the official combination with consecutive 1 selections.

The pool’s 37 goals produced an average of 3.7 per match. Seven fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, while six featured both teams scoring. Westerlo against SK Beveren was the highest-scoring encounter with eight goals, followed by Willem II against Cambuur with seven and Columbus Crew against Toronto FC with six. These three matches contributed 21 of the 37 goals, accounting for approximately 56.8% of the entire scoring total.

The low-scoring fixtures were concentrated around the later part of the coupon. Arouca’s 1-0 away victory and Atletico Madrid’s 1-0 home win were consecutive matches decided by single goals, immediately following the eight-goal draw. This contrast made the scoring profile particularly uneven, with goals distributed heavily toward several high-scoring encounters rather than consistently across all ten fixtures.

The published 10/10 dividend of R26,185.00 was higher than the R13,600.40 awarded in the S10 V2 pool displayed for the same date. S10 V1 recorded only 18 perfect winning entries compared with 55 in S10 V2, although the latter had a larger perfect-results net pool. The lower number of successful entries in S10 V1 therefore coincided with a higher individual payout.

The 9/10 category recorded 401 winners receiving R293.80 each, while the perfect-results category contained only 18 entries. There were approximately 22.3 times as many winning entries with nine correct results as with ten. The perfect dividend was approximately 89.1 times the 9/10 payment, although those prizes came from separately allocated net pools.

The combined published net pools totalled R589,166.20, with R471,332.96 allocated to 10/10 results and R117,833.24 to 9/10. The perfect-results allocation represented 80% of the combined net pool. Across the two categories, 419 winning entries were recorded, comprising 401 entries at 9/10 and 18 perfect results.

The official combination required correctly identifying seven consecutive outcomes across the opening and closing sections without relying on draws for protection. The first three fixtures were all won by visiting teams, while the final three were all home victories. Between those sequences, two home wins, an eight-goal draw and Arouca’s narrow away success completed the coupon. This structure made the sequence unusual, although the published payout data does not reveal which individual selections were most difficult for participants.

The R26,185.00 dividend reflected the allocation of the R471,332.96 perfect-results pool among just 18 winning entries. The large differences in scorelines, from Arouca’s and Atletico’s narrow 1-0 victories to Cambuur’s 6-1 result and Westerlo’s 4-4 draw, illustrate the range of match outcomes included in the successful combination. Accurate prediction of the winner or draw remained decisive regardless of the number of goals scored.

 

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V1 (1QQ) pool produced five home victories, four away wins and one draw, with 37 goals across ten fixtures. Tottenham Hotspur opened with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, Villarreal defeated Valencia 2-1 and Cambuur recorded the largest winning margin with a 6-1 success at Willem II. Lens and RAAL La Louviere delivered consecutive home victories before Westerlo and SK Beveren produced an eight-goal 4-4 draw. Arouca edged Alverca 1-0 away from home, while Atletico Madrid, Columbus Crew and Internacional completed the coupon with three consecutive home wins. The official 3/3/3/1/1/2/3/1/1/1 combination produced 18 perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R26,185.00 from the R471,332.96 net pool. A further 401 entries received R293.80 in the 9/10 category, which carried a net pool of R117,833.24. The combined published net pools totalled R589,166.20.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V3 (1PP)

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V3 (1PP) pool produced five home victories, three draws and two away wins, with 26 goals scored across ten fixtures. Queens Park Rangers delivered the largest victory by defeating Swansea City 5-0, while Lincoln City secured a convincing 4-1 result against Burnley. Blackburn Rovers defeated Wrexham 2-0, Cardiff City edged Birmingham City 1-0, and Wolverhampton recorded another narrow home victory against Watford. Plymouth Argyle and Southampton claimed identical 3-2 away wins against Cambridge United and West Ham United. Oxford United against Bradford City and Stoke City against Bristol City both finished 0-0, while Preston North End drew 1-1 with West Brom. The official 1/1/3/1/2/2/1/2/3/1 winning combination produced only four perfect 10/10 entries, each receiving R109,576.70 from the R438,307.52 net pool. A further 84 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R1,304.30.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V3 (1PP)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Sat 24 Oct – S10 V3

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V3

• Match 1: Blackburn Rovers 2-0 Wrexham. Blackburn Rovers opened the coupon with a 2-0 home victory against Wrexham, producing the first successful 1 selection. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, establishing a comfortable two-goal winning margin. Wrexham failed to score, leaving Blackburn’s attacking return unanswered. This was one of three home victories achieved without conceding, alongside Cardiff City’s 1-0 win against Birmingham City, Wolverhampton’s victory against Watford, and Queens Park Rangers’ emphatic result against Swansea City, making four clean-sheet home wins in total. Blackburn’s margin was greater than those achieved by Cardiff and Wolverhampton, although Lincoln City and QPR subsequently recorded more decisive victories. The opening result also established a home-winning sequence that continued through M2 before Plymouth Argyle introduced the first away success. Blackburn contributed two goals to the pool’s eventual total of 26 and supplied an early outright winner in a coupon that would later feature three draws. The successful home selection formed the first position of the official combination.
• Match 2: Cardiff City 1-0 Birmingham City. Cardiff City defeated Birmingham City 1-0, recording the second consecutive home victory and extending the opening sequence of successful 1 selections. A single goal separated the teams, while Cardiff’s clean sheet ensured that the narrow advantage was sufficient. Birmingham failed to score, becoming the second consecutive visiting team to finish without an attacking return. Unlike Blackburn’s previous 2-0 victory, Cardiff had no additional scoring cushion, making this a tighter result by final margin. The match was one of two identical 1-0 home victories on the coupon, with Wolverhampton later repeating the scoreline against Watford. Its single goal also made it one of the two lowest-scoring decisive fixtures. After two matches, the pool had produced only three goals, with both home winners maintaining clean sheets. Cardiff’s success completed the opening 1/1 sequence and confirmed that the first two positions required home selections despite the differences in winning margin. The result provided a restrained scoring contrast to the next fixture, where Cambridge United and Plymouth Argyle combined for five goals.
• Match 3: Cambridge United 2-3 Plymouth Argyle. Plymouth Argyle secured a 3-2 away victory against Cambridge United, delivering the first successful 3 selection of the round. Five goals made this one of three highest-scoring fixtures, alongside Lincoln City’s 4-1 victory against Burnley and Southampton’s 3-2 win at West Ham United. Cambridge scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, becoming one of two losing teams to produce two goals without avoiding defeat. Plymouth’s three-goal attacking return was necessary to overcome the hosts’ resistance and establish the narrow winning margin. The result interrupted the opening sequence of two home victories and introduced a visiting winner into the official combination. Unlike Blackburn and Cardiff, who both won without conceding, Plymouth allowed two goals but still secured the required result through a stronger attacking performance. This match contributed five goals, increasing the cumulative total to eight after three fixtures. Plymouth’s away success also established a scoreline that Southampton would reproduce in M9, creating two identical 3-2 visiting victories across the coupon.
• Match 4: Lincoln City 4-1 Burnley. Lincoln City defeated Burnley 4-1, recording the third home victory and one of the largest winning margins of the round. Four goals gave Lincoln the second-highest individual attacking total, exceeded only by Queens Park Rangers’ five-goal return against Swansea City. Burnley managed one goal but finished three behind, leaving the hosts with a decisive advantage. Five combined goals placed this fixture alongside Cambridge against Plymouth and West Ham against Southampton for the highest scoring total. The successful 1 restored a home selection after Plymouth’s away victory, completing the opening 1/1/3/1 portion of the official combination. Lincoln’s three-goal winning margin was greater than those achieved by Blackburn, Cardiff and Wolverhampton, although QPR later established an even larger five-goal advantage. The match also brought the cumulative scoring total to 13 after four fixtures, exactly half of the eventual 26 goals. Lincoln’s attacking performance stood apart from the narrower home victories elsewhere on the coupon and immediately preceded a sequence of two draws.
• Match 5: Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City. Oxford United and Bradford City finished 0-0, producing the first successful 2 selection. Neither side scored, making this one of two goalless matches on the coupon, with Stoke City and Bristol City later repeating the result. Both teams maintained clean sheets but failed to secure an outright victory. The fixture interrupted the sequence of decisive results established across M1 through M4 and introduced a markedly different scoring profile from Lincoln City’s preceding 4-1 victory. Oxford were unable to convert home advantage into a winning result, while Bradford avoided defeat without recording an away success. The absence of goals meant the cumulative scoring total remained at 13 after five matches. This was also the first draw in a coupon that would ultimately feature three level outcomes, all occurring between M5 and M8. For Soccer 10 entries, accurately identifying the draw was essential because choosing either side to win would have prevented a perfect result. Oxford’s goalless draw supplied the fifth position of the official combination and began a two-match sequence of successful draw selections.
• Match 6: Preston North End 1-1 West Brom. Preston North End and West Brom shared a 1-1 draw, producing the second consecutive successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established the advantage required for an outright victory. Unlike Oxford against Bradford, this fixture contained two goals, although the outcome category remained unchanged. Preston became the second consecutive home team to finish level, while West Brom joined Bradford among the visiting teams avoiding defeat without winning. The result completed the 2/2 middle sequence and confirmed that neither M5 nor M6 produced a successful home or away selection. The two goals brought the cumulative total to 15 after six matches. Preston’s draw also marked the only level fixture in which both teams scored, as Oxford against Bradford and Stoke against Bristol City both finished goalless. This distinction is important when interpreting the coupon’s scoring profile, since identical pool selections did not necessarily correspond to identical goal totals. The successful draw supplied the sixth position of the official combination before QPR restored an outright home result in M7.
• Match 7: Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City. Queens Park Rangers delivered the most emphatic performance of the round with a 5-0 home victory against Swansea City. Five goals gave QPR the highest individual attacking return and established the largest winning margin across all ten fixtures. Swansea failed to score, allowing the hosts to combine the strongest attacking performance with a clean sheet. The five-goal advantage exceeded Lincoln City’s three-goal margin and Blackburn’s two-goal success, making this the most decisive result on the coupon. Five combined goals also placed the match alongside the victories involving Plymouth, Lincoln and Southampton for the highest-scoring fixtures. The successful 1 ended the consecutive draw sequence and restored home victories to the combination. QPR’s five goals accounted for approximately 19.2% of the pool’s entire scoring total, a substantial contribution from a single fixture. The victory increased the cumulative scoring count to 20 after seven matches and confirmed that four home teams had won at that point. Its clean sheet also reinforced the pattern of home winners preventing their opponents from scoring, contrasting with Lincoln City’s 4-1 result.
• Match 8: Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City. Stoke City and Bristol City finished 0-0, producing the third and final successful 2 selection. Neither team scored, repeating Oxford United’s goalless draw against Bradford City. Both sides maintained clean sheets, but neither managed to establish an outright winning advantage. The result interrupted QPR’s emphatic home victory and restored a level outcome to the coupon. Stoke became the third home team to draw, while Bristol City joined Bradford and West Brom among the visitors who avoided defeat without securing all three points. The goalless result also confirmed that two of the three drawn fixtures had contained no goals, making low-scoring stalemates an important feature of the overall combination. The cumulative scoring total remained at 20 after eight matches, with the final two fixtures still to contribute. Stoke against Bristol City was the last draw of the round, as Southampton and Wolverhampton subsequently recorded outright victories. The successful 2 supplied the eighth position of the official combination and completed the draw-heavy middle section.
• Match 9: West Ham United 2-3 Southampton. Southampton secured a 3-2 away victory against West Ham United, producing the second successful 3 selection. Five combined goals made this one of the joint-highest-scoring fixtures, repeating the exact scoreline of Plymouth Argyle’s earlier win against Cambridge United. West Ham scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, joining Cambridge as the only losing teams to score twice during the round. Southampton’s three-goal return matched Plymouth’s attacking performance and established the same narrow winning margin. The result ended the goalless pattern from Stoke against Bristol City and restored a decisive away outcome to the combination. Unlike QPR’s preceding 5-0 home victory, Southampton conceded twice and required a third goal to finish ahead. The five goals brought the cumulative total to 25 after nine matches, leaving only the final Wolverhampton fixture to be added. Southampton’s victory also confirmed that both away winners on the coupon had prevailed by identical 3-2 scorelines, a distinctive pattern within a round otherwise containing several clean-sheet home victories.
• Match 10: Wolverhampton 1-0 Watford. Wolverhampton completed the coupon with a narrow 1-0 home victory against Watford, recording the fifth successful 1 selection. A single goal decided the contest, while Wolverhampton maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. The result repeated Cardiff City’s earlier 1-0 home success against Birmingham City, creating two identical single-goal victories among the home winners. Watford failed to score, becoming another visiting side unable to overcome the home team’s defence. Unlike the preceding five-goal encounter between West Ham and Southampton, the closing fixture was decided by the minimum possible winning margin. Wolverhampton’s successful selection ended the coupon with a home result after Southampton’s away victory and completed the official 1/1/3/1/2/2/1/2/3/1 combination. The final goal brought the overall scoring total to 26 and confirmed five home victories, three draws and two away wins. Wolverhampton’s clean-sheet result also meant that four of the five home winners had prevented their opponents from scoring, with Lincoln City the only exception after conceding once against Burnley.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 2
• Total Goals: 26
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.6
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Cambridge United 2-3 Plymouth Argyle / Lincoln City 4-1 Burnley / Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City / West Ham United 2-3 Southampton (5 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City (5 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City / Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City
• Home Victories: Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, Lincoln City, Queens Park Rangers and Wolverhampton
• Away Victories: Plymouth Argyle and Southampton
• Drawn Matches: Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City / Preston North End 1-1 West Brom / Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, Queens Park Rangers and Wolverhampton
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 4
• Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Queens Park Rangers (5 goals)
• Longest Home-Winning Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M1-M2)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M5-M6)
• Matches Ending 0-0: 2
• Matches Ending 1-0: 2
• Winning Combination: 1/1/3/1/2/2/1/2/3/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R109,576.88
Winners: 84
Dividend: R1,304.30

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R438,307.52
Winners: 4
Dividend: R109,576.70

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V3 pool recorded only four perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R109,576.70 from the published R438,307.52 net pool. The separate 9/10 category produced 84 winning entries, with a dividend of R1,304.30 and a net pool of R109,576.88. The successful 1/1/3/1/2/2/1/2/3/1 combination contained five home victories, three draws and two away wins. Despite home selections accounting for half the coupon, only four entries completed all ten results correctly.

The opening section began with consecutive home victories. Blackburn Rovers defeated Wrexham 2-0, while Cardiff City secured a narrow 1-0 result against Birmingham City. Both teams maintained clean sheets and combined for three goals without conceding. Plymouth Argyle then interrupted the home-winning sequence by defeating Cambridge United 3-2 away from home. Lincoln City restored a successful home selection with a convincing 4-1 victory against Burnley.

These opening four fixtures contributed 13 goals, exactly half of the round’s final total. Plymouth’s away success and Lincoln’s home win accounted for ten of those goals, creating a sharp scoring contrast with the two opening clean-sheet victories. Both matches also demonstrated that a productive attacking return could still produce very different winning margins, with Plymouth finishing one goal ahead and Lincoln establishing a three-goal advantage.

The middle section required three successful draw selections across four fixtures. Oxford United and Bradford City finished 0-0, followed by Preston North End’s 1-1 draw against West Brom. Queens Park Rangers then delivered the largest victory of the round, defeating Swansea City 5-0, before Stoke City and Bristol City shared another goalless result. The successful 2/2/1/2 sequence from M5 through M8 therefore contained three draws separated by a five-goal home victory.

This concentration of draws was one of the most distinctive features of the coupon. Two matches produced no goals, while Preston and West Brom contributed one each. QPR’s five-goal performance stood in sharp contrast to these level results, accounting for five of the seven goals scored across the entire M5-M8 section. Correctly identifying the three draws remained essential for a perfect entry, regardless of the significantly different scoring patterns between them.

Southampton then defeated West Ham United 3-2, repeating Plymouth Argyle’s earlier away-winning scoreline. These were the only two visiting victories and both required three goals to overcome home teams that had scored twice. Wolverhampton completed the coupon with a 1-0 victory against Watford, providing the final successful home selection. The closing two matches contributed six goals and confirmed the final distribution of five home wins, three draws and two away victories.

The ten fixtures produced 26 goals, averaging 2.6 per match. Four matches exceeded 2.5 goals, and those same four fixtures accounted for 20 of the 26 goals, approximately 76.9% of the total. The remaining six matches contributed only six goals. This considerable difference between the high-scoring and low-scoring fixtures demonstrates why the overall average does not fully describe the coupon’s scoring profile.

The defensive statistics were equally distinctive. Blackburn, Cardiff, QPR and Wolverhampton all secured clean-sheet home victories, while Lincoln was the only home winner to concede. Two other fixtures finished goalless, meaning six of the ten matches featured at least one side failing to score. Only four matches recorded goals from both teams, with three of those producing outright winners and Preston against West Brom supplying the remaining draw.

The published 10/10 dividend of R109,576.70 was substantially higher than the R1,304.30 awarded in the 9/10 category. There were 84 winning entries with nine correct results compared with only four perfect entries, a difference of twenty-one times in winner count. The perfect-result dividend was approximately 84 times the 9/10 payout, although each category had a different net pool allocation.

The 10/10 category carried a published net pool of R438,307.52, four times the R109,576.88 allocated to 9/10 results. Together, the two net pools totalled R547,884.40. Across both categories, 88 winning entries were recorded, comprising 84 entries in the 9/10 category and four perfect 10/10 results. The perfect-result category therefore contained only a small fraction of the total winning entries.

The combination’s difficulty cannot be attributed conclusively to any single match without pre-match selection data. However, the official sequence required two 3-2 away victories, three draws and five home wins, including results ranging from narrow 1-0 victories to QPR’s emphatic 5-0 success. The final payouts confirm that very few entries successfully completed every position, but they do not reveal which individual outcomes eliminated the greatest number of participants.

The R109,576.70 perfect-result dividend reflected the combination of a substantial allocated net pool and only four winning entries. The 9/10 category also produced a relatively limited winner count of 84, with each receiving R1,304.30. The published results establish a clear distinction between the two prize levels, while the sequence of home victories, visiting successes and draws explains the range of match outcomes that successful entries needed to cover.

 

The Saturday Soccer 10 S10 V3 (1PP) pool produced five home victories, three draws and two away wins, with 26 goals across ten fixtures. Blackburn Rovers defeated Wrexham 2-0, Cardiff City edged Birmingham City 1-0 and Plymouth Argyle secured a 3-2 away victory against Cambridge United. Lincoln City beat Burnley 4-1 before Oxford United drew 0-0 with Bradford City and Preston North End finished 1-1 against West Brom. Queens Park Rangers delivered the largest victory by defeating Swansea City 5-0, while Stoke City and Bristol City shared another goalless draw. Southampton secured a 3-2 away win at West Ham United, and Wolverhampton completed the coupon with a 1-0 victory against Watford. The official 1/1/3/1/2/2/1/2/3/1 combination produced only four perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R109,576.70 from the R438,307.52 net pool. A further 84 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R1,304.30 from the R109,576.88 net pool. Across both categories, the published net pools totalled R547,884.40.

 

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