Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Mon 26 Oct – S6 V2 P2 (6GG)

The Monday Soccer 6 V2 P2 (6GG) pool produced three away victories, two home wins and one draw, with 19 goals scored across six fixtures. Benfica opened the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Santa Clara, while Burgos CF secured a dramatic 3-2 success against Andorra. Boulogne and Reims shared a 1-1 draw, producing the only level result of the round. Sevilla recorded the first home victory by defeating Osasuna 2-0, before Salford City delivered the highest-scoring match with a convincing 4-2 away win against Walsall. Torreense completed the coupon with a narrow 1-0 home victory over Amarante. The official 3/3/2/1/3/1 winning combination produced 398 perfect 6/6 entries, each receiving R485.40 from the R193,404.24 net pool. Away victories accounted for half the results, while the six fixtures averaged 3.17 goals per match.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V2 P2 (6GG)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Mon 26 Oct – S6 V2 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V2 P2

• Match 1: Santa Clara 1-2 Benfica. Benfica opened the Monday coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Santa Clara, establishing the first successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice, while Santa Clara managed one goal but could not secure a draw. The single-goal winning margin made this a competitive result rather than an emphatic away success. Benfica’s victory was one of three visiting wins in the six-match pool and one of two away results decided by a single goal. Both teams scored, contributing three goals to the round’s overall total of 19. The opening result also established an away-winning sequence that continued with Burgos CF against Andorra. Benfica’s success provided the first position of the official combination and demonstrated that a narrow visiting victory carried the same pool value as a more convincing winning margin.
• Match 2: Andorra 2-3 Burgos CF. Burgos CF secured a 3-2 away victory against Andorra, extending the opening sequence to two consecutive successful 3 selections. The match produced five goals, making it the second-highest-scoring fixture of the coupon. Burgos recorded three goals but still finished only one ahead, as Andorra scored twice at home. Unlike Benfica’s preceding 2-1 victory, the visitors needed three goals to secure the same one-goal advantage. The fixture accounted for approximately 26.3% of the round’s 19 goals and established the first substantial attacking contribution. Both teams scored, while the home side’s two-goal return proved insufficient to avoid defeat. Burgos’ result completed the opening 3/3 section of the official combination before Boulogne and Reims interrupted the visiting sequence with a draw.
• Match 3: Boulogne 1-1 Reims. Boulogne and Reims finished 1-1, producing the only successful 2 selection of the coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither established the additional advantage required for victory. Boulogne were unable to secure a home win, while Reims avoided defeat without collecting an outright away success. The two-goal total was considerably lower than the five goals recorded between Andorra and Burgos, although both fixtures featured goals from both teams. This result was the only draw among the six matches, making it an essential position for perfect 6/6 entries. It also ended the opening sequence of consecutive away victories. The draw occupied the third position of the official combination and was followed by Sevilla’s clean-sheet home success against Osasuna.
• Match 4: Sevilla 2-0 Osasuna. Sevilla defeated Osasuna 2-0, recording the first home victory and establishing the successful 1 selection. Two unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable winning margin, while Osasuna failed to score. This was the first clean-sheet victory of the coupon, as Benfica and Burgos had both conceded during their away wins. Sevilla’s performance also contrasted with Boulogne’s preceding 1-1 draw, with the hosts converting their two-goal attacking return into a decisive victory rather than sharing the points. The fixture contributed two goals to the overall total and provided the fourth position of the official combination. Sevilla remained the only team to win by two goals without conceding, while Salford City later recorded a two-goal winning margin in a much higher-scoring encounter.
• Match 5: Walsall 2-4 Salford City. Salford City delivered the highest-scoring result of the round with a 4-2 away victory against Walsall. Six combined goals accounted for approximately 31.6% of the entire coupon’s scoring total. The visitors recorded the highest individual attacking return with four goals and established a two-goal winning margin despite conceding twice. Walsall’s two goals were insufficient to prevent defeat, making this the only match in which a team scored twice and still lost by two goals. The successful 3 restored an away result after Sevilla’s home victory and became the third visiting success. Salford’s four-goal performance exceeded the attacking returns of every other team on the coupon, while the six-goal total surpassed Andorra against Burgos by one goal. The result established the fifth position of the official combination before Torreense completed the round with a narrow home victory.
• Match 6: Torreense 1-0 Amarante. Torreense completed the coupon with a narrow 1-0 home victory against Amarante, producing the second successful 1 selection. A single goal separated the teams, while Torreense maintained a clean sheet to protect the advantage. Amarante failed to score, leaving the hosts with the lowest-scoring decisive result of the round. The fixture contrasted sharply with Salford City’s preceding six-goal victory, reducing the combined total from six goals to one. Torreense became the second home winner after Sevilla, and both teams recorded clean sheets. The successful selection completed the official 3/3/2/1/3/1 combination and brought the final goal total to 19. It also confirmed that neither home winner conceded, while all three visiting winners scored at least twice.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 3
• Total Goals: 19
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.17
• Highest-Scoring Match: Walsall 2-4 Salford City (6 goals)
• Second Highest-Scoring Match: Andorra 2-3 Burgos CF (5 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Sevilla 2-0 Osasuna / Walsall 2-4 Salford City (2 goals)
• Home Victories: Sevilla and Torreense
• Away Victories: Benfica, Burgos CF and Salford City
• Drawn Match: Boulogne 1-1 Reims
• Clean-Sheet Victories: Sevilla and Torreense
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 3
• Matches Under 2.5 Goals: 3
• Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
• Matches Ending 0-0: 0
• Highest Individual Goal Total: Salford City (4 goals)
• Longest Away-Winning Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M1-M2)
• Winning Combination: 3/3/2/1/3/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R193,404.24
Winners: 398
Dividend: R485.40

 

Soccer 6 Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer 6 V2 P2 (6GG) pool recorded 398 perfect 6/6 winning entries, each receiving R485.40 from the published R193,404.24 net pool. The successful 3/3/2/1/3/1 combination consisted of three away victories, two home wins and one draw. Visiting results represented 50% of the completed coupon, while home victories accounted for approximately 33.3%.

The first two fixtures both produced away victories. Benfica defeated Santa Clara 2-1, and Burgos CF overcame Andorra 3-2. These results contributed eight goals, representing approximately 42.1% of the round’s total. Both away winners conceded, but each scored enough to finish one goal ahead. Their identical result category established the opening 3/3 sequence.

Boulogne and Reims then finished 1-1, producing the coupon’s only draw. Sevilla followed with a 2-0 home victory over Osasuna, recording the first clean-sheet win. Together, these two fixtures contributed four goals and established the middle 2/1 section of the official combination.

Salford City’s 4-2 away victory against Walsall was the highest-scoring fixture, contributing six goals. Torreense then completed the coupon with a 1-0 home success against Amarante. These closing matches delivered two different winning patterns, with Salford recording the strongest attacking performance and Torreense securing victory through a single unanswered goal.

The six fixtures produced 19 goals, averaging approximately 3.17 per match. Walsall against Salford and Andorra against Burgos contributed eleven goals combined, or approximately 57.9% of the total. The remaining four fixtures produced eight goals collectively. Four matches featured goals from both teams, while two ended with clean-sheet home victories.

The coupon contained three matches exceeding 2.5 goals and three finishing below that threshold. Both high-scoring away victories involving Burgos and Salford required their winning teams to score at least three times, while the two home victories were secured without conceding. The only draw finished 1-1, creating a result distribution with both open attacking matches and controlled defensive performances.

The published dividend of R485.40 was distributed to 398 perfect winning entries. Compared with the other Soccer 6 pool displayed for 26 October, S6 V2 P2 had a smaller net pool and slightly more winners, resulting in a lower individual payout. The official figures establish the number of successful entries but do not show which individual fixtures caused the most incorrect predictions.

The R193,404.24 net pool was allocated to the 6/6 prize category, with the published dividend rounded to the nearest ten cents. The combination required three correct away selections, two home results and one draw, making it necessary to identify both the early consecutive away wins and the closing home victory by Torreense.

 

The Monday Soccer 6 V2 P2 (6GG) pool produced three away victories, two home wins and one draw, with 19 goals across six fixtures. Benfica opened with a 2-1 victory against Santa Clara before Burgos CF defeated Andorra 3-2. Boulogne and Reims shared a 1-1 draw, while Sevilla secured a 2-0 home victory against Osasuna. Salford City delivered the highest-scoring result with a commanding 4-2 away success against Walsall, and Torreense completed the coupon with a narrow 1-0 victory over Amarante. The official 3/3/2/1/3/1 combination produced 398 perfect 6/6 entries, each receiving R485.40 from the R193,404.24 net pool. Away victories accounted for half of the results, while the six fixtures averaged 3.17 goals per match.

 

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• 1 – Home team to win
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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

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• 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