Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Sun 25 Oct – S10 V2 (1RR)

The Sunday Soccer 10 S10 V2 (1RR) pool produced three home victories, four draws and three away wins, with 27 goals scored across ten fixtures. Athletic Bilbao recorded a convincing 4-0 victory against Getafe, while Bournemouth secured the largest away win by defeating Manchester United 3-0. AmaZulu opened the coupon with a narrow 1-0 victory against Kruger United, and Newcastle United defeated Crystal Palace 2-0. Genoa edged Venezia 1-0, while Liverpool secured a 2-0 home victory against Brighton-HA. Four fixtures finished level, including PSV Eindhoven against Feyenoord, Monaco against Lille and Hull City against Brentford, all ending 1-1. Atalanta and Frosinone produced the highest-scoring match with an extraordinary 4-4 draw. The official 3/1/2/2/2/1/3/2/1/3 winning combination produced only seven perfect 10/10 entries, each receiving R87,349.10 from the R611,444.96 net pool. A further 204 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R749.20.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V2 (1RR)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Sun 25 Oct – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Kruger United 0-1 AmaZulu. AmaZulu opened the Sunday coupon with a narrow 1-0 away victory against Kruger United, establishing the first successful 3 selection. A single goal separated the teams, while the visitors maintained a clean sheet to preserve their advantage. Kruger United failed to score at home, leaving AmaZulu’s solitary goal sufficient to determine the outcome. This was one of two matches decided by the minimum possible winning margin, with Genoa later recording an identical 1-0 scoreline against Venezia. The difference was the location of the winning team, as AmaZulu succeeded away from home while Genoa secured their victory as hosts. The opening result also introduced the first of three successful visiting selections, followed later by Newcastle United and Bournemouth. Unlike those two English away winners, who scored twice and three times respectively, AmaZulu needed only one goal to secure the result. The fixture contributed the lowest possible goal total for an outright victory and established the opening position of the official combination. Its narrow margin also highlighted the importance of separating the correct result from the size of the victory.
• Match 2: Athletic Bilbao 4-0 Getafe. Athletic Bilbao delivered a commanding 4-0 home victory against Getafe, producing the first successful 1 selection. Four unanswered goals gave the hosts the largest winning margin of the round, exceeding Bournemouth’s three-goal advantage against Manchester United. Athletic’s attacking return was also the joint-highest by a winning team, although Atalanta and Frosinone would each score four in their extraordinary draw without securing victory. Getafe failed to score, making Bilbao’s performance one of six clean-sheet victories across the coupon. The result contrasted sharply with AmaZulu’s preceding 1-0 away success, increasing the combined goal total from one to four while reversing the winning team’s location. Bilbao’s four goals accounted for approximately 14.8% of the round’s 27-goal total. The hosts established a decisive margin that remained unmatched by any other outright winner. The successful home selection provided the second position of the official combination and was followed by three consecutive draws, beginning with PSV Eindhoven against Feyenoord.
• Match 3: PSV Eindhoven 1-1 Feyenoord. PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord finished 1-1, producing the first successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established the advantage required for victory. PSV were unable to convert home conditions into an outright result, while Feyenoord avoided defeat without securing an away win. The two-goal total contrasted with Bilbao’s preceding four-goal victory, introducing a more restrained scoring outcome. This was the first of three identical 1-1 draws across the coupon, with Monaco against Lille and Hull City against Brentford later producing the same result. PSV and Feyenoord also began a sequence of three consecutive draws from M3 through M5, making level outcomes the defining feature of the middle section. The successful 2 interrupted the opening away and home victories and established the third position of the official winning combination. Although the result contributed only two goals, correctly identifying the draw was essential for entries targeting the 10/10 dividend. The match demonstrated that an evenly contested final scoreline could be just as significant to the pool as a decisive victory.
• Match 4: Monaco 1-1 Lille. Monaco and Lille shared a 1-1 draw, extending the sequence of successful 2 selections to two consecutive matches. Both teams scored once, repeating the exact scoreline recorded between PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord. Monaco failed to secure a home victory, while Lille earned a level result without establishing an advantage. The two-goal total kept the scoring rate modest following Athletic Bilbao’s emphatic success earlier in the coupon. The identical result also meant the first two drawn matches contributed four goals collectively, with neither fixture producing a winner. Monaco became the second consecutive home team unable to secure victory despite scoring, while Lille joined Feyenoord among visiting teams that avoided defeat through a single-goal contribution. The successful draw established the fourth position of the official combination and reinforced the importance of selecting level outcomes in this section. It also created a direct contrast with the next fixture, where Atalanta and Frosinone would share eight goals yet still produce the same successful result category.
• Match 5: Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone. Atalanta and Frosinone produced the most remarkable scoreline of the round with an eight-goal 4-4 draw. Both teams scored four times, establishing the highest individual attacking totals on the coupon without either side securing an outright victory. The eight combined goals accounted for approximately 29.6% of the entire 27-goal total, making this fixture the largest individual contributor to the round’s scoring. It also contained twice as many goals as Athletic Bilbao’s 4-0 victory and four times as many as either of the preceding 1-1 draws. Despite that substantial attacking difference, the required Soccer 10 selection remained 2. Atalanta’s four-goal performance was matched by Frosinone, preventing the hosts from converting their attacking output into a home victory. The result completed three consecutive successful draw selections from M3 through M5 and established the central 2/2/2 section of the official combination. Together, those three fixtures produced twelve goals, with Atalanta and Frosinone accounting for eight. The match demonstrated particularly clearly that a high-scoring game does not necessarily produce an outright winner and that the pool outcome must be assessed independently of total goals.
• Match 6: Genoa 1-0 Venezia. Genoa defeated Venezia 1-0, ending the three-match draw sequence and restoring a successful 1 selection. A single goal separated the sides, while Genoa maintained a clean sheet to secure the narrow victory. Venezia failed to score, becoming another visiting team unable to overcome the opposition’s defence. This was the second match decided by a 1-0 scoreline, following AmaZulu’s opening victory against Kruger United, although Genoa achieved the result at home rather than away. The fixture contained only one goal, creating a sharp scoring contrast with Atalanta’s preceding eight-goal draw. Genoa required the smallest possible attacking return for an outright victory, demonstrating how different scorelines could produce decisive outcomes. Their clean sheet was also part of a broader pattern in which all six outright winners prevented their opponents from scoring. The successful home selection provided the sixth position of the official combination and interrupted the concentration of draws that had dominated M3 through M5. Genoa’s victory was followed by Newcastle United’s 2-0 away success, continuing the alternation between home and visiting winners.
• Match 7: Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle United. Newcastle United secured a 2-0 away victory against Crystal Palace, producing the second successful 3 selection of the coupon. The visitors scored twice while maintaining a clean sheet, establishing a two-goal winning margin. Crystal Palace failed to score at home, allowing Newcastle to finish with a comfortable advantage. This result matched Liverpool’s later 2-0 victory against Brighton-HA in scoring and margin, although Newcastle won away from home while Liverpool were the hosts. Newcastle’s two-goal return also exceeded AmaZulu’s opening away success but remained below Bournemouth’s subsequent three-goal victory at Manchester United. The fixture contributed two goals and restored a visiting selection after Genoa’s narrow home win. Newcastle became the second away team to win without conceding, reinforcing the defensive pattern among the outright winners. The successful 3 established the seventh position of the official combination and prevented the coupon from developing another sequence of consecutive home victories. Crystal Palace’s failure to score also meant that the opening seven matches contained several distinctly different result profiles, ranging from clean-sheet victories to high-scoring draws.
• Match 8: Hull City 1-1 Brentford. Hull City and Brentford finished 1-1, producing the fourth and final successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once but could not establish a winning advantage. The result repeated the earlier draws between PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord and Monaco against Lille, creating three identical 1-1 scorelines across the ten-match coupon. Unlike the consecutive draws in M3 through M5, Hull’s result occurred after outright victories by Genoa and Newcastle. This made the draw distribution more varied, with three level outcomes grouped together in the middle and another appearing in the closing section. Hull were unable to convert home advantage into a victory, while Brentford avoided defeat without securing the three points available in league football. The fixture contributed two goals and established the eighth position of the official combination. Its restrained scoring also contrasted with the eight goals produced by Atalanta and Frosinone, although both matches required the same successful 2. Hull’s result confirmed that four of the ten fixtures had ended level, the largest single category in the final outcome distribution.
• Match 9: Liverpool 2-0 Brighton-HA. Liverpool defeated Brighton-HA 2-0, recording the third and final home victory of the coupon. The hosts scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, matching Newcastle United’s earlier winning scoreline against Crystal Palace. Brighton failed to score, leaving Liverpool’s two-goal advantage unanswered. The victory also repeated the clean-sheet pattern established by Athletic Bilbao and Genoa, making Liverpool the third home winner to prevent the opposition from scoring. Unlike Bilbao’s emphatic 4-0 success, Liverpool required only two goals to secure a comfortable final margin. The result interrupted Hull City’s preceding draw and restored a successful 1 selection. Liverpool’s performance contributed two goals, increasing the overall scoring total before Bournemouth completed the coupon against Manchester United. The successful home outcome established the ninth position of the official combination and confirmed that all three home victories had been achieved without conceding. Liverpool’s result also demonstrated the difference between a controlled two-goal victory and a more emphatic performance, with both carrying equal importance as successful home selections.
• Match 10: Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth. Bournemouth completed the coupon with an emphatic 3-0 away victory against Manchester United, producing the third and final successful 3 selection. Three unanswered goals gave the visitors the largest away-winning margin of the round and the second-largest overall margin behind Athletic Bilbao’s 4-0 success against Getafe. Manchester United failed to score at home, allowing Bournemouth to combine the strongest visiting attacking return with a clean sheet. The result exceeded AmaZulu’s narrow 1-0 success and Newcastle’s 2-0 victory in both individual goals scored and winning margin. Bournemouth’s three goals also completed the pool’s overall total of 27 and established the final distribution of three home wins, four draws and three away victories. The successful visiting selection followed Liverpool’s 2-0 home victory, ensuring the coupon ended with two clean-sheet successes by teams playing at different venues. Bournemouth’s result completed the official 3/1/2/2/2/1/3/2/1/3 combination. The final scoreline was one of the most decisive on the coupon and confirmed that every outright winner had finished without conceding, a distinctive feature alongside the unusually high number of draws.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 4
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 27
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.7
• Highest-Scoring Match: Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone (8 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margin: Athletic Bilbao 4-0 Getafe (4 goals)
• Biggest Away Victory: Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth (3 goals)
• Lowest-Scoring Matches: Kruger United 0-1 AmaZulu / Genoa 1-0 Venezia (1 goal each)
• Home Victories: Athletic Bilbao, Genoa and Liverpool
• Away Victories: AmaZulu, Newcastle United and Bournemouth
• Drawn Matches: PSV Eindhoven 1-1 Feyenoord / Monaco 1-1 Lille / Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone / Hull City 1-1 Brentford
• Clean-Sheet Victories: AmaZulu, Athletic Bilbao, Genoa, Newcastle United, Liverpool and Bournemouth
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 3
• Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
• Matches Ending 1-1: 3
• Matches Ending 1-0 or 0-1: 2
• Matches Ending 2-0 or 0-2: 2
• Matches Ending 0-0: 0
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 4 goals (Athletic Bilbao, Atalanta and Frosinone)
• Longest Draw Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M3-M5)
• Winning Combination: 3/1/2/2/2/1/3/2/1/3
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R152,861.24
Winners: 204
Dividend: R749.20

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R611,444.96
Winners: 7
Dividend: R87,349.10

 

Soccer 10 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 10 S10 V2 (1RR) pool produced only seven perfect 10/10 winning entries, each receiving R87,349.10 from the published R611,444.96 net pool. The separate 9/10 category recorded 204 winning entries, with a dividend of R749.20 and a net pool of R152,861.24. The successful 3/1/2/2/2/1/3/2/1/3 combination contained three home victories, four draws and three away wins. Draws were the most frequent outcome, accounting for 40% of the completed coupon.

The opening two fixtures produced contrasting results. AmaZulu defeated Kruger United 1-0 away from home, while Athletic Bilbao secured a commanding 4-0 victory against Getafe. These results established the opening 3/1 sequence and contributed five goals. AmaZulu required only one goal to secure the visiting success, whereas Bilbao recorded the largest winning margin of the round with four unanswered goals.

The middle section proved particularly distinctive. PSV Eindhoven against Feyenoord and Monaco against Lille both finished 1-1, followed by Atalanta’s extraordinary 4-4 draw against Frosinone. These three consecutive draws established the 2/2/2 portion of the official combination. Together, they contributed twelve goals, with Atalanta and Frosinone responsible for eight. The match outcomes were identical in category despite substantially different scoring totals.

The 4-4 result between Atalanta and Frosinone was especially significant to the coupon’s statistical profile. Its eight goals represented approximately 29.6% of all goals scored. Both teams matched Athletic Bilbao’s four-goal attacking return, but neither secured a victory. The contrast between this result and the two preceding 1-1 draws demonstrated that high scoring did not necessarily favour an outright home or away selection.

Genoa ended the sequence of draws with a narrow 1-0 home victory against Venezia. Newcastle United then defeated Crystal Palace 2-0 away from home, restoring the successful visiting category. Hull City against Brentford produced another 1-1 draw, increasing the total number of level results to four. These three fixtures contributed five goals and created a sequence of home victory, away victory and draw after the earlier concentration of identical selections.

Liverpool secured a 2-0 victory against Brighton-HA in M9, while Bournemouth completed the coupon with an emphatic 3-0 away success against Manchester United. Both winning teams maintained clean sheets, continuing a pattern shared by every outright winner on the coupon. Bournemouth’s victory was the largest recorded away from home and the second-largest margin overall.

The ten matches produced 27 goals, averaging 2.7 per fixture. Three matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while four featured goals from both teams. Those four fixtures were precisely the four draws, meaning every match with an outright winner ended with the losing side failing to score. This is one of the most distinctive statistical features of the completed coupon.

The eight goals between Atalanta and Frosinone contributed almost one-third of the entire scoring total. Athletic Bilbao’s four-goal victory and Bournemouth’s three-goal away success added another seven goals. Together, those three fixtures accounted for fifteen of the 27 goals, approximately 55.6% of the overall total. The remaining seven fixtures contributed twelve goals collectively.

All six decisive matches were won to nil. AmaZulu and Genoa secured 1-0 victories, Newcastle and Liverpool won 2-0, Athletic Bilbao defeated Getafe 4-0, and Bournemouth beat Manchester United 3-0. The four remaining fixtures all finished level, with three ending 1-1 and one finishing 4-4. No team lost after scoring a goal, and no draw was goalless.

The published dividend structure reflected a substantial difference between the two prize categories. The 10/10 dividend of R87,349.10 was approximately 116.6 times the R749.20 paid for 9/10. There were 204 winning entries with nine correct results compared with only seven perfect entries, meaning the lower prize category contained approximately 29.1 times as many winners.

The 10/10 net pool of R611,444.96 represented 80% of the combined published prize allocation. The remaining 20% was assigned to the 9/10 category, which carried R152,861.24. Together, the two net pools totalled R764,306.20. Across both categories, 211 winning entries were recorded, comprising 204 entries at 9/10 and seven perfect entries.

The seven perfect entries accounted for approximately 3.3% of the combined winning entries across the two reported categories. This small winner count demonstrates how few successful entries matched the complete ten-position sequence, although it does not establish which individual fixtures caused the greatest number of unsuccessful predictions. The published results contain no pre-match selection percentages, so the difficulty of any particular match cannot be measured precisely.

The three consecutive draws from PSV through Atalanta and the additional Hull against Brentford draw were central features of the official combination. Four correct draw selections were required, alongside three home victories and three away wins. The coupon therefore differed from rounds dominated by home favourites or visiting winners, with level results accounting for the largest share of outcomes.

The relatively limited number of perfect entries coincided with a substantial individual dividend despite the 10/10 net pool being lower than some larger Soccer 10 allocations. The R611,444.96 prize category was divided among only seven winners, resulting in R87,349.10 per successful entry. The 9/10 category distributed R749.20 to each of its 204 winners, reflecting the considerably larger number of qualifying entries.

The final combination required identifying three successful away outcomes, including Bournemouth’s 3-0 result at Manchester United, while also covering the four drawn fixtures. Athletic Bilbao’s 4-0 home victory and Liverpool’s 2-0 success were decisive results, but the repeated draws created a different pattern of successful selections. The official payout confirms that only seven entries completed all ten outcomes correctly, securing the top dividend for this Sunday pool.

 

The Sunday Soccer 10 S10 V2 (1RR) pool produced three home victories, four draws and three away wins, with 27 goals across ten fixtures. AmaZulu opened with a 1-0 away victory against Kruger United, while Athletic Bilbao recorded the largest winning margin by defeating Getafe 4-0. PSV Eindhoven drew 1-1 with Feyenoord, Monaco shared the same result with Lille, and Atalanta produced the highest-scoring match in an extraordinary 4-4 draw against Frosinone. Genoa defeated Venezia 1-0 before Newcastle United secured a 2-0 away victory against Crystal Palace. Hull City and Brentford finished 1-1, Liverpool beat Brighton-HA 2-0, and Bournemouth completed the coupon with an emphatic 3-0 victory at Manchester United. The official 3/1/2/2/2/1/3/2/1/3 combination produced only seven perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R87,349.10 from the R611,444.96 net pool. A further 204 entries qualified for the 9/10 dividend of R749.20 from the R152,861.24 net pool. The combined published net pools totalled R764,306.20.

 

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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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