Soccer 13 Results and Analysis – Sat 24 Oct – S13 V1 (SXX)

The Saturday Soccer 13 S13 V1 (SXX) pool produced six home victories, three draws and four away wins, with 31 goals scored across thirteen fixtures. Tottenham Hotspur opened with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, while Arsenal defeated Everton by the same scoreline. Fulham secured a narrow 1-0 win at Coventry City, and Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City and Wolverhampton recorded clean-sheet home victories. Lincoln City overcame Burnley 4-1, while Queens Park Rangers delivered the largest victory of the round by defeating Swansea City 5-0. Southampton and Plymouth Argyle both secured dramatic 3-2 away wins, while Preston North End drew 1-1 with West Brom. Stoke City against Bristol City and Oxford United against Bradford City finished goalless. The official 3/1/3/1/1/1/2/1/2/3/1/3/2 winning combination produced just 18 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R665,460.00 from the R11,978,280.00 net pool. A further 446 entries qualified for the 12/13 dividend of R10,070.00, while the 11/13 and 10/13 categories recorded 5,811 and 45,068 winning entries respectively.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V1 (SXX)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 13 – Sat 24 Oct – S13 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 13 – S13 V1

• Match 1: Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur. Tottenham Hotspur opened the thirteen-match coupon with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, establishing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice without conceding, securing a two-goal margin and denying Chelsea any contribution to the final scoreline. Tottenham’s victory was one of four away successes across the round, but only two of those visiting winners maintained clean sheets. Fulham later achieved the same defensive outcome against Coventry City, although with a narrower 1-0 result. The opening victory contrasted with the remaining away wins by Southampton and Plymouth Argyle, both of whom required three goals to overcome opponents who scored twice. Tottenham’s result immediately established a visiting selection before Arsenal restored a home outcome in M2. The two-goal advantage also exceeded the winning margins recorded by Fulham, Cardiff City and Wolverhampton, whose matches were decided by a single goal. Tottenham contributed two goals to the pool’s eventual total of 31 and provided a decisive opening result in a coupon that would subsequently contain three draws and several closely contested victories.
• Match 2: Arsenal 2-0 Everton. Arsenal defeated Everton 2-0, recording the first home victory and the first successful 1 selection of the coupon. The hosts scored twice while preventing Everton from finding the net, matching Tottenham’s opening scoreline but reversing the winning team’s location. Arsenal established a two-goal margin without needing the greater attacking returns later produced by Lincoln City and Queens Park Rangers. Everton became the second consecutive team to lose without scoring, beginning a notably defensive opening section in which the first five winning teams all maintained clean sheets. The result also interrupted the possibility of consecutive away selections, creating an alternating pattern between visiting and home victories. Arsenal’s two goals brought the cumulative scoring total to four after two matches. Their clean sheet contributed to a wider trend in which seven of the ten outright winners prevented their opponents from scoring. The successful home result supplied the second position of the official combination and demonstrated that the first two matches could produce identical 2-0 scorelines while requiring different selections.
• Match 3: Coventry City 0-1 Fulham. Fulham secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Coventry City, delivering the second successful 3 selection. A single goal decided the fixture, with Coventry failing to score at home. Unlike Tottenham, who established a two-goal advantage against Chelsea, Fulham required only one successful finish because their clean sheet protected the narrow margin. This was one of three 1-0 victories on the coupon, alongside Cardiff City’s result against Birmingham City and Wolverhampton’s success against Watford. Fulham became the second visiting winner to maintain a clean sheet, confirming that both early away successes had prevented the opposition from scoring. The result restored an away selection after Arsenal’s home victory and completed the opening 3/1/3 pattern. Only five goals had been scored across the first three fixtures, making this a relatively restrained beginning compared with the high-scoring matches involving Lincoln, QPR, Southampton and Plymouth later in the round. Fulham’s victory supplied the third position of the official combination and was the last successful away selection until Southampton’s win in M10.
• Match 4: Blackburn Rovers 2-0 Wrexham. Blackburn Rovers defeated Wrexham 2-0, recording the second home victory and restoring a successful 1 selection. The hosts scored twice while maintaining a clean sheet, repeating Arsenal’s victory against Everton in both scoreline and outcome category. Wrexham failed to score, joining Chelsea, Everton and Coventry among the teams unable to find the net during the opening four fixtures. Blackburn’s two-goal margin was more comfortable than the narrow results subsequently achieved by Cardiff and Wolverhampton, although it remained smaller than Lincoln’s three-goal advantage and QPR’s five-goal victory. The match also marked the beginning of three consecutive home wins from M4 through M6. Blackburn contributed two goals, bringing the cumulative total to seven after four matches. Their result continued the sequence of clean-sheet victories and established the first position of the 1/1/1 section that followed Fulham’s away success. The hosts’ controlled final scoreline stood apart from the more attacking performances that later defined the coupon’s highest-scoring fixtures.
• Match 5: Cardiff City 1-0 Birmingham City. Cardiff City secured a narrow 1-0 home victory against Birmingham City, extending the successful home sequence to two matches. A single goal separated the sides, while Cardiff maintained a clean sheet to prevent Birmingham from securing an equaliser. The result matched Fulham’s earlier 1-0 victory in scoring and winning margin, but Cardiff achieved theirs at home rather than away. Birmingham became the fifth consecutive losing team to finish without scoring, confirming the defensive character of the coupon’s opening section. The successful 1 also demonstrated that a minimal attacking return could be sufficient when the opposition failed to score. Unlike Blackburn, who had established a two-goal cushion, Cardiff finished with the narrowest possible winning margin. The fixture contributed one goal and brought the cumulative scoring total to eight after five matches. Cardiff’s result supplied the fifth position of the official combination and continued the uninterrupted run of home selections before Lincoln delivered a much more emphatic victory against Burnley.
• Match 6: Lincoln City 4-1 Burnley. Lincoln City defeated Burnley 4-1, recording the third consecutive home victory and producing one of the four highest-scoring matches of the round. Four goals gave Lincoln the second-highest individual attacking return, exceeded only by Queens Park Rangers’ five goals against Swansea City. Burnley scored once, becoming the first losing team on the coupon to find the net after five consecutive clean-sheet defeats. Lincoln nevertheless established a comfortable three-goal margin, greater than those achieved by Arsenal and Blackburn and second only to QPR’s five-goal advantage. Five combined goals made this a substantial change from the restrained opening section, where the first five fixtures had produced only eight goals collectively. The successful 1 completed the three-match home-winning sequence from M4 through M6 and brought the cumulative scoring total to thirteen. Lincoln’s victory also confirmed that home winners could achieve very different results, ranging from Cardiff’s narrow 1-0 success to a match decided by three goals. The fixture established the sixth position of the official combination before Preston and West Brom introduced the first draw in M7.
• Match 7: Preston North End 1-1 West Brom. Preston North End and West Brom finished 1-1, producing the first successful 2 selection of the coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither established the additional advantage required for victory. This was the only drawn fixture in which both teams scored, as Stoke against Bristol City and Oxford against Bradford City subsequently finished 0-0. Preston were unable to convert home advantage into an outright result, while West Brom avoided defeat by matching the hosts’ single goal. The two-goal total contrasted with Lincoln’s preceding five-goal victory, although both matches contributed to the overall scoring statistics. The draw interrupted the sequence of three consecutive home victories and introduced the first level result into the official combination. It also brought the cumulative goal total to fifteen after seven fixtures. Unlike the previous six matches, where one team had finished ahead, Preston and West Brom shared the final scoreline. The successful draw selection supplied the seventh position and marked the beginning of a closing section in which accurate draw coverage became increasingly important.
• Match 8: Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City. Queens Park Rangers recorded the largest victory of the round by defeating Swansea City 5-0 at home. Five goals gave QPR the highest individual scoring total and established the largest winning margin across all thirteen 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 the two-goal victories achieved by Arsenal, Blackburn and Tottenham. QPR’s five goals also accounted for approximately 16.1% of the pool’s total scoring output, making this fixture one of the most influential individual contributors to the 31-goal total. The successful 1 restored a home selection after Preston’s draw and brought the cumulative scoring count to twenty after eight matches. Unlike the narrowly decided victories elsewhere on the coupon, QPR finished with a substantial advantage that left no uncertainty in the final scoreline. The result also demonstrated the contrast between the round’s attacking extremes, with one fixture producing five goals from a single team while several others contained only one or none.
• Match 9: Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City. Stoke City and Bristol City shared a goalless draw, producing the second successful 2 selection. Neither side scored, making this one of two fixtures without a goal, alongside Oxford United against Bradford City in M13. Both teams maintained clean sheets but failed to secure an outright victory. The result interrupted QPR’s emphatic 5-0 home success and restored a level outcome to the combination. Stoke became the second home team to draw, while Bristol City joined West Brom among visiting sides that avoided defeat without securing an away win. Unlike Preston’s earlier 1-1 result, this draw did not contribute to the overall scoring total, leaving the cumulative count at twenty after nine matches. The successful selection highlighted the difference between predicting the result category and anticipating the number of goals, as both 0-0 and 1-1 required the same 2. Stoke’s draw occupied the ninth position of the official combination and was followed by Southampton’s high-scoring away victory in M10.
• Match 10: West Ham United 2-3 Southampton. Southampton defeated West Ham United 3-2 away from home, recording the third visiting victory of the round. Five combined goals made this one of the four highest-scoring fixtures, matching Lincoln’s 4-1 result, QPR’s 5-0 victory and Plymouth’s later 3-2 win against Cambridge United. West Ham scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, becoming one of two losing teams to contribute two goals without avoiding defeat. Southampton required three goals to overcome that attacking return, unlike Tottenham and Fulham, who had secured their away victories without conceding. The successful 3 introduced the first visiting winner since M3, ending a six-match section without an away victory. Southampton’s narrow winning margin also contrasted with QPR’s previous emphatic result, demonstrating that identical five-goal totals could accompany very different competitive margins. The result contributed five goals and brought the cumulative total to twenty-five after ten fixtures. Southampton supplied the tenth position of the official combination and established a scoreline that Plymouth would reproduce in M12.
• Match 11: Wolverhampton 1-0 Watford. Wolverhampton defeated Watford 1-0, recording the sixth and final home victory of the coupon. A single goal decided the match, while Wolverhampton maintained a clean sheet to preserve their advantage. The result repeated Cardiff City’s earlier 1-0 home success and matched Fulham’s away victory in both scoring and winning margin. Watford failed to score, joining several other visiting teams unable to overcome the home side’s defence. The successful 1 interrupted Southampton’s away victory and restored a home selection before Plymouth’s success in M12. Unlike Lincoln and QPR, who had established substantial winning margins, Wolverhampton needed only one goal to secure the result. The match contributed one goal and brought the cumulative total to twenty-six after eleven fixtures. Wolverhampton’s victory also confirmed that every home winner except Lincoln had maintained a clean sheet. The result supplied the eleventh position of the official combination and represented the final outright home success before the closing away win and draw.
• Match 12: Cambridge United 2-3 Plymouth Argyle. Plymouth Argyle secured a 3-2 away victory against Cambridge United, producing the fourth and final successful 3 selection. Five goals made this one of the highest-scoring fixtures and repeated Southampton’s earlier 3-2 away result against West Ham United. Cambridge scored twice at home but still finished one goal behind, joining West Ham as the highest-scoring losing team of the round. Plymouth needed three goals to establish the decisive advantage, contrasting with Tottenham’s and Fulham’s clean-sheet victories earlier in the coupon. The successful away selection confirmed that two of the four visiting winners had secured identical 3-2 results, while the other two had won without conceding. Plymouth’s victory contributed five goals, raising the cumulative total to thirty-one after twelve matches. The result also restored a visiting success after Wolverhampton’s narrow home win, creating another change in outcome direction in the closing section. Plymouth supplied the twelfth position of the official combination and left Oxford against Bradford City to determine the final result category.
• Match 13: Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City. Oxford United and Bradford City completed the coupon with a goalless draw, producing the third and final successful 2 selection. Neither team scored, repeating Stoke City’s 0-0 result against Bristol City. Both sides maintained clean sheets but failed to establish a winning advantage. The match was one of two scoreless fixtures on the coupon and contrasted sharply with Plymouth’s preceding five-goal victory against Cambridge United. Oxford became the third home team to draw, while Bradford joined West Brom and Bristol City among visiting teams that avoided defeat without winning. The absence of goals meant the cumulative scoring total remained at thirty-one, confirming the final average of approximately 2.38 goals per match. The successful draw selection completed the official 3/1/3/1/1/1/2/1/2/3/1/3/2 combination. It also established the final distribution of six home victories, four away wins and three draws. The closing goalless result was important for perfect entries because correctly selecting the final 2 remained necessary regardless of the preceding twelve results.

 

Soccer 13 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 6
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 4
• Total Goals: 31
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.38
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Lincoln City 4-1 Burnley / Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City / West Ham United 2-3 Southampton / Cambridge United 2-3 Plymouth Argyle (5 goals each)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Queens Park Rangers 5-0 Swansea City (5 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City / Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City
• Home Victories: Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, Lincoln City, Queens Park Rangers and Wolverhampton
• Away Victories: Tottenham Hotspur, Fulham, Southampton and Plymouth Argyle
• Drawn Matches: Preston North End 1-1 West Brom / Stoke City 0-0 Bristol City / Oxford United 0-0 Bradford City
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, Fulham, 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: 3 consecutive matches (M4-M6)
• Matches Ending 0-0: 2
• Matches Ending 1-0: 3
• Matches Ending 2-0: 3
• Winning Combination: 3/1/3/1/1/1/2/1/2/3/1/3/2
• Status: Official

 

10/13 Results

Net Pool: R7,391,152.00
Winners: 45,068
Dividend: R164.00

 

11/13 Results

Net Pool: R3,591,198.00
Winners: 5,811
Dividend: R618.00

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R4,491,220.00
Winners: 446
Dividend: R10,070.00

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R11,978,280.00
Winners: 18
Dividend: R665,460.00

 

Soccer 13 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 13 S13 V1 pool recorded just 18 perfect 13/13 winning entries, each receiving R665,460.00 from the published R11,978,280.00 net pool. The 12/13 category produced 446 winners, each collecting R10,070.00 from R4,491,220.00. A further 5,811 entries qualified for the 11/13 dividend of R618.00, while 45,068 entries received R164.00 for achieving 10/13 correct results. The official 3/1/3/1/1/1/2/1/2/3/1/3/2 combination contained six home victories, four away wins and three draws.

The opening three fixtures established an alternating sequence of away, home and away victories. Tottenham Hotspur defeated Chelsea 2-0, Arsenal beat Everton by the same scoreline and Fulham edged Coventry City 1-0. All three winners maintained clean sheets, creating a defensive opening in which only five goals were scored. The successful selections required accurately distinguishing two visiting victories from Arsenal’s home success despite the narrow range of scorelines.

Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City and Lincoln City then delivered three consecutive home victories. Blackburn defeated Wrexham 2-0, Cardiff beat Birmingham City 1-0 and Lincoln secured a 4-1 victory against Burnley. These fixtures contributed eight goals and established the longest uninterrupted home-winning sequence of the coupon. Lincoln’s four-goal return contrasted with Cardiff’s narrow result, but both required the same successful 1 selection.

Preston North End’s 1-1 draw with West Brom introduced the first level result in M7. Queens Park Rangers then produced the largest victory by defeating Swansea City 5-0, before Stoke City and Bristol City shared a goalless draw. This three-match section therefore contained two successful draw selections separated by the most decisive home result of the round. The variation between a 1-1 draw, a five-goal victory and a 0-0 result illustrates the importance of analysing each fixture independently rather than expecting a consistent scoring pattern.

Southampton’s 3-2 away victory against West Ham United restored a visiting selection in M10. Wolverhampton then defeated Watford 1-0, while Plymouth Argyle repeated Southampton’s winning scoreline with a 3-2 victory at Cambridge United. Oxford United and Bradford City completed the coupon with another goalless draw. The final four results therefore required an alternating 3/1/3/2 sequence, including two away victories and the closing draw.

The pool produced 31 goals across thirteen fixtures, averaging approximately 2.38 per match. Four matches exceeded 2.5 goals, and those same four fixtures contributed twenty goals, approximately 64.5% of the total. Lincoln City against Burnley, QPR against Swansea, West Ham against Southampton and Cambridge against Plymouth each produced five goals. The remaining nine fixtures contributed only eleven goals, demonstrating a substantial concentration of scoring in a limited number of matches.

Defensive results played a major role in the coupon. Seven of the ten outright winners maintained clean sheets, including Tottenham, Arsenal, Fulham, Blackburn, Cardiff, QPR and Wolverhampton. Two additional fixtures finished 0-0, meaning nine of the thirteen matches featured at least one team that failed to score. Only four fixtures saw both sides find the net, three of which produced outright winners and one ending in a draw.

The number of winning entries declined sharply across the four prize categories. The 10/13 category recorded 45,068 winners, while 11/13 produced 5,811. Only 446 entries achieved 12/13, and the perfect-results category contained just 18 winning entries. This progression demonstrates the substantial difference between identifying most outcomes correctly and completing the entire thirteen-match combination.

The dividend structure reflected both the number of winners and the separately allocated prize pools. The 10/13 payout was R164.00, increasing to R618.00 for 11/13 and R10,070.00 for 12/13. The perfect 13/13 dividend reached R665,460.00, approximately 66.1 times the 12/13 payout. Only eighteen entries qualified for that highest prize category, compared with the much larger number of winners across the lower result tiers.

The published net pools totalled R27,451,850.00 across all four prize categories. The 13/13 allocation of R11,978,280.00 represented approximately 43.6% of the combined total, while the 10/13 category received R7,391,152.00. The remaining allocations were R4,491,220.00 for 12/13 and R3,591,198.00 for 11/13.

A total of 51,343 winning entries were recorded across the four categories, comprising 45,068 in 10/13, 5,811 in 11/13, 446 in 12/13 and 18 in 13/13. Perfect winners accounted for approximately 0.035% of these reported winning entries. This exceptionally small proportion highlights how few entries completed every position compared with those qualifying for the lower prize categories.

The official combination required six home selections, four away victories and three draws. Two of the visiting winners, Southampton and Plymouth Argyle, recorded identical 3-2 scorelines, while the two earlier away winners, Tottenham and Fulham, maintained clean sheets. The draws were distributed across M7, M9 and M13, requiring accurate coverage at separate stages of the coupon rather than within one uninterrupted sequence. The published results do not reveal which individual fixtures eliminated the greatest number of entries, but they confirm that only eighteen tickets successfully matched all thirteen official outcomes.

The R665,460.00 perfect-result dividend was the highest individual payout on the coupon, with the R11,978,280.00 allocation distributed among just 18 winners. The 12/13 category offered a substantially smaller payment despite recording 446 successful entries, while the considerably larger 10/13 and 11/13 winner counts resulted in lower dividends. The completed result sequence combined emphatic home victories, narrow clean-sheet successes, two identical 3-2 away wins and three draws, creating the range of outcomes required to claim the top prize.

 

The Saturday Soccer 13 S13 V1 (SXX) pool produced six home victories, four away wins and three draws, with 31 goals across thirteen fixtures. Tottenham Hotspur opened with a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, Arsenal defeated Everton 2-0 and Fulham secured a narrow 1-0 win at Coventry City. Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City and Lincoln City delivered three consecutive home victories before Preston North End drew 1-1 with West Brom. Queens Park Rangers recorded the largest win by defeating Swansea City 5-0, while Stoke City and Bristol City shared a goalless draw. Southampton secured a 3-2 away victory against West Ham United, Wolverhampton edged Watford 1-0 and Plymouth Argyle defeated Cambridge United 3-2. Oxford United and Bradford City completed the coupon with another 0-0 draw. The official 3/1/3/1/1/1/2/1/2/3/1/3/2 combination produced just 18 perfect 13/13 winners, each receiving R665,460.00 from the R11,978,280.00 net pool. The remaining prize categories recorded 446 winners at 12/13 with R10,070.00 each, 5,811 winners at 11/13 with R618.00 each and 45,068 winners at 10/13 with R164.00 each. Across all four categories, the published net pools totalled R27,451,850.00.

 

Betting Types Explained

The 1X2 System – Classic Match Result

This is the standard bet used in soccer betting and all Soccer Pools. You choose the outcome after 90 minutes:

• 1 – Home team to win
• X – Draw
• 2 – Away team to win

Singles, Doubles & Triple Bets

Sometimes it’s safer to back more than one possible result in a single match.

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

Double Chance Bets are widely used in normal sports betting and combo tickets.

Double Chance Betting

• 1X – Home win or Draw
• X2 – Draw or Away win
• 12 – Home win or Away win (no draw)

Triple Chance Betting

1X2 – Any result will land (home/draw/away)

Banker Bets & Codes

Bankers are selections with the strongest stats – picks with the highest chance of success.

Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

Over Goals (O/):

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

Under Goals (U/):

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

Both Teams To Score (BTTS)

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