Soccer Any 13 Xtra Results and Analysis – Sat 24 Oct – S13 V3 P1 (Z13)

The Saturday Soccer Any 13 Xtra S13 V3 P1 (Z13) pool featured 30 football fixtures, producing 12 home victories, seven draws and 11 away wins, with 75 goals scored. The results covered several major European leagues and South African football, with decisive victories, competitive draws and some notable away performances. Golden Arrows, Athletic Bilbao and Gent each recorded commanding 4-0 home victories, while Elche defeated Rayo Vallecano 3-0 away from home and Bournemouth secured an impressive 3-0 victory against Manchester United. Arsenal, Liverpool and Inter Milan also collected home wins, while Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid secured important away results. The highest-scoring fixture was Atalanta’s remarkable 4-4 draw against Frosinone, followed by Napoli’s 3-3 result against Roma. The official Soccer Any 13 Xtra results produced 27 winning 13/13 entries, each receiving R12,979.20 from the R350,439.40 net pool. A further 504 entries qualified for the 12/13 dividend of R170.40 from the R85,902.60 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V3 P1 (Z13)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer Any 13 Xtra – Sat 24 Oct – S13 V3 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer Any 13 Xtra – S13 V3 P1

• Match 1: Rayo Vallecano 0-3 Elche. Elche opened the thirty-match schedule with a commanding 3-0 away victory against Rayo Vallecano. The visitors scored three unanswered goals and maintained a clean sheet, recording one of the largest away-winning margins of the round. Rayo failed to score at home, leaving Elche with a decisive advantage. The successful 3 established the first visiting result in the official sequence. The match also introduced a recurring pattern of clean-sheet away victories, later repeated by Bologna, Tottenham, Newcastle, Bournemouth, Juventus and AC Milan. Elche’s three-goal success was matched in winning margin by Bournemouth against Manchester United, while neither away winner conceded.
• Match 2: Cagliari 0-2 Bologna. Bologna defeated Cagliari 2-0 away from home, producing the second consecutive successful 3 selection. Two unanswered goals secured the victory, while Cagliari failed to score on their own ground. Bologna’s winning margin was smaller than Elche’s opening 3-0 result, but both matches followed the same decisive pattern, with the visitors recording clean sheets. The first two fixtures therefore contributed five goals, all scored by away teams. Bologna’s victory also established the first of several identical 2-0 visiting successes across the completed pool. The result extended the opening away-winning sequence before Como interrupted the pattern with a home victory against Sassuolo.
• Match 3: Como 2-0 Sassuolo. Como recorded a comfortable 2-0 home victory against Sassuolo, producing the first successful 1 result. The hosts scored twice without conceding, matching Bologna’s preceding scoreline but reversing the winning team’s location. Sassuolo failed to score, allowing Como to protect their two-goal advantage. The result interrupted the opening sequence of two visiting victories and began a run of three consecutive home successes. Como’s controlled winning margin was followed by more emphatic results from Golden Arrows and Arsenal, both of whom also prevented their opponents from scoring. The first three matches all ended with clean-sheet victories, establishing a strong defensive pattern early in the round.
• Match 4: Golden Arrows 4-0 Chippa United. Golden Arrows delivered one of the round’s most decisive performances with a 4-0 home victory against Chippa United. Four unanswered goals established the joint-largest winning margin across all thirty fixtures, later matched by Athletic Bilbao and Gent. Chippa United failed to score, leaving Golden Arrows with a convincing clean-sheet success. The match contributed four goals to the overall total and became one of the highest-scoring fixtures involving an outright winner. The successful 1 extended the home-winning sequence initiated by Como. Golden Arrows’ performance also provided the first four-goal attacking return of the pool, a total subsequently reached by Athletic Bilbao, Gent, Atalanta and Frosinone.
• Match 5: Arsenal 2-0 Everton. Arsenal secured a 2-0 home victory against Everton, completing three consecutive successful 1 selections from M3 through M5. Two unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable margin, while Everton failed to score. Arsenal’s result matched Como’s earlier victory over Sassuolo in both scoreline and winning margin. All three home winners in the sequence maintained clean sheets, with Golden Arrows providing the largest contribution through their 4-0 success. Arsenal’s two goals brought the combined scoring total of the three-match home-winning run to eight. The sequence ended in the next fixture when Fulham recorded a narrow away victory against Coventry City.
• Match 6: Coventry City 0-1 Fulham. Fulham defeated Coventry City 1-0 away from home, ending the sequence of home victories and restoring a successful 3 selection. A single goal separated the teams, making this one of the narrowest decisive results of the round. Coventry failed to score, allowing Fulham’s solitary goal to determine the outcome. The result contrasted with Golden Arrows’ four-goal victory and showed that a visiting team did not need a large attacking return to secure success. Fulham’s 1-0 result was later repeated by AmaZulu against Kruger United, although Genoa and Atletico Madrid also recorded home victories by the same scoreline. The narrow away success established the sixth position of the official sequence.
• Match 7: Racing Santander 2-1 Espanyol. Racing Santander defeated Espanyol 2-1, recording a successful 1 selection. Both teams scored, but the hosts finished one goal ahead to secure the victory. The three-goal total distinguished this fixture from the previous clean-sheet results, introducing an outright winner that conceded. Racing’s narrow advantage was later repeated by Inter Milan against Fiorentina and Real Sociedad against Levante. Espanyol managed to score away from home but could not avoid defeat. The result restored a home-winning outcome after Fulham’s visiting success and contributed three goals to the round’s total. It also demonstrated that the winning side could concede without losing control of the final result.
• Match 8: Napoli 3-3 Roma. Napoli and Roma produced a remarkable six-goal 3-3 draw, the second-highest-scoring fixture of the pool. Both sides scored three times, but neither established a winning advantage. The successful 2 introduced a high-scoring draw that contrasted with several controlled victories earlier in the schedule. Napoli’s three-goal attacking return was matched by Roma, preventing the hosts from converting their scoring output into a home victory. The match accounted for 8% of the overall 75-goal total and was one of only two fixtures featuring six or more goals. The result demonstrated the importance of distinguishing total goals from the final match outcome, particularly in a pool where draw selections were required alongside decisive victories.
• Match 9: Polokwane City 0-0 Siwelele FC. Polokwane City and Siwelele FC shared a goalless draw, producing the second consecutive successful 2 selection. Neither team managed to score, leaving both sides with clean sheets but without an outright victory. The result created a striking contrast with Napoli’s preceding 3-3 draw, which contained six goals but required the same outcome category. Polokwane failed to establish a home advantage on the scoreboard, while Siwelele avoided defeat without securing an away win. This was the first of three goalless matches across the thirty fixtures. The draw completed the opening two-match sequence of level results and established the ninth position of the official combination.
• Match 10: Chelsea 0-2 Tottenham Hotspur. Tottenham Hotspur secured a 2-0 away victory against Chelsea, returning the successful result category to 3. The visitors scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, while Chelsea failed to find the net at home. Tottenham’s winning margin matched Bologna’s earlier away result against Cagliari and was later repeated by several other visiting teams. The victory ended the consecutive draws recorded by Napoli and Polokwane City. Tottenham contributed two goals and demonstrated another convincing away performance in a pool featuring a substantial number of visiting successes. The match also extended the clean-sheet pattern among away winners, with Chelsea unable to score despite playing at home.
• Match 11: Valencia 1-2 Villarreal. Villarreal defeated Valencia 2-1 away from home, extending the successful 3 sequence to two consecutive fixtures. Both teams scored, but Villarreal finished one goal ahead to secure the visiting victory. Valencia managed a goal at home but could not prevent defeat. Unlike Tottenham’s preceding 2-0 success, Villarreal conceded once and needed two goals to finish ahead. The match contributed three goals to the overall total and became one of the visiting wins decided by a single-goal margin. Villarreal’s result also established the eleventh position of the official combination before Atletico Madrid restored a home-winning selection against Deportivo La Coruna.
• Match 12: Atletico Madrid 1-0 Deportivo La Coruna. Atletico Madrid recorded a narrow 1-0 home victory against Deportivo La Coruna, producing a successful 1 selection. A single goal determined the match, while Atletico maintained a clean sheet to secure the result. Deportivo failed to score away from home, leaving the hosts with the minimum winning margin. Atletico’s victory matched Fulham’s earlier 1-0 result in scoring, although the English side achieved its success away from home. The fixture contained only one goal, making it a considerably more restrained encounter than Valencia’s preceding 2-1 defeat against Villarreal. The home success also interrupted two consecutive away victories and established the twelfth position of the official sequence.
• Match 13: Inter Milan 2-1 Fiorentina. Inter Milan defeated Fiorentina 2-1 at home, extending the successful 1 sequence to two matches. The hosts scored twice, while Fiorentina managed one goal without avoiding defeat. Inter’s winning margin was identical to Racing Santander’s earlier 2-1 success against Espanyol. The result contributed three goals and demonstrated a different route to victory from Atletico Madrid’s preceding 1-0 performance. Inter conceded but maintained the decisive advantage, becoming another home winner to secure the result without a clean sheet. The match established the thirteenth position of the official combination and was followed by Athletic Bilbao’s emphatic 4-0 victory against Getafe.
• Match 14: Athletic Bilbao 4-0 Getafe. Athletic Bilbao delivered a commanding 4-0 home victory against Getafe, recording one of the three largest winning margins of the round. Four unanswered goals matched Golden Arrows’ earlier performance against Chippa United, while Getafe failed to score. Athletic’s attacking return was among the highest by any outright winner, and the clean sheet ensured that the entire four-goal output contributed to the winning margin. The successful 1 completed three consecutive home victories from M12 through M14. Together, Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan and Athletic Bilbao scored seven goals during that sequence. Bilbao’s emphatic result closed the run before AmaZulu secured a narrow away victory against Kruger United.
• Match 15: Kruger United 0-1 AmaZulu. AmaZulu secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Kruger United, ending three consecutive home-winning selections. A single goal separated the sides, while the visitors maintained a clean sheet. Kruger United failed to score at home, allowing AmaZulu to preserve their advantage. The result repeated Fulham’s earlier 1-0 away success against Coventry City. Both visiting teams required only one goal to secure victory, contrasting with the emphatic results achieved by Elche and Tottenham. AmaZulu’s success established another 3 selection and provided the midpoint of the thirty-match coupon. The narrow result was followed by two consecutive draws, including the highest-scoring fixture of the round.
• Match 16: PSV Eindhoven 1-1 Feyenoord. PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord finished 1-1, producing another successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither established the additional advantage required for victory. PSV failed to convert home conditions into a winning result, while Feyenoord avoided defeat without securing an away success. The two-goal total was restrained compared with Napoli’s earlier 3-3 draw, although both fixtures required the same result category. The match introduced a second sequence of consecutive draws, completed by Atalanta and Frosinone in the following fixture. PSV’s result also became one of the two 1-1 draws across the coupon, with Hull City against Brentford later recording the same scoreline.
• Match 17: Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone. Atalanta and Frosinone produced the highest-scoring match of the pool with an extraordinary 4-4 draw. Eight combined goals accounted for approximately 10.7% of all 75 goals scored. Both teams found the net four times, matching the highest individual attacking returns achieved anywhere in the round, but neither secured victory. The successful 2 extended the draw sequence from PSV against Feyenoord and completed two consecutive level selections. The fixture contained two more goals than Napoli’s 3-3 draw against Roma and twice as many as the 4-0 victories recorded by Golden Arrows and Athletic Bilbao. Atalanta and Frosinone demonstrated that even four goals from one side did not guarantee an outright result. The match became the clearest example of the distinction between attacking output and successful pool selection.
• Match 18: Crystal Palace 0-2 Newcastle United. Newcastle United defeated Crystal Palace 2-0 away from home, ending the sequence of draws and restoring a successful 3 selection. Two unanswered goals established a comfortable winning margin, while Palace failed to score. Newcastle’s result repeated the 2-0 away scorelines previously achieved by Bologna and Tottenham. The visitors combined effective attacking play with a clean sheet, continuing the strong pattern of visiting teams securing decisive wins without conceding. The match contributed two goals and created a sharp contrast with the eight-goal draw between Atalanta and Frosinone. Newcastle’s victory established the eighteenth position of the official sequence before Genoa recorded a narrow home success against Venezia.
• Match 19: Genoa 1-0 Venezia. Genoa defeated Venezia 1-0, restoring a successful 1 selection after Newcastle’s away victory. A single goal proved sufficient for the hosts, who maintained a clean sheet to protect their advantage. Venezia failed to score, leaving Genoa with a narrow but decisive result. The fixture repeated Atletico Madrid’s earlier 1-0 home success against Deportivo La Coruna. Both matches demonstrated that a single goal could determine a home victory, contrasting with the higher-scoring performances recorded elsewhere. Genoa’s result contributed only one goal and established the nineteenth position of the official combination. The home victory was followed by Hull City’s draw against Brentford, introducing another level outcome in the closing section.
• Match 20: Hull City 1-1 Brentford. Hull City and Brentford finished 1-1, producing the sixth successful 2 selection. Both teams scored once, but neither secured an outright advantage. Hull were unable to convert home conditions into victory, while Brentford avoided defeat without collecting an away win. The result repeated PSV Eindhoven’s earlier draw against Feyenoord in both scoreline and combined goal total. Unlike Napoli against Roma and Atalanta against Frosinone, this fixture produced a relatively restrained attacking return. The match contributed two goals and established the twentieth position of the official sequence. It also confirmed that the completed pool contained draws with widely different scoring profiles, from goalless matches to eight-goal contests.
• Match 21: Liverpool 2-0 Brighton-HA. Liverpool secured a 2-0 home victory against Brighton-HA, producing another successful 1 selection. Two unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable margin, while Brighton failed to score. The result matched Como’s earlier home success against Sassuolo and Arsenal’s victory against Everton. Liverpool’s clean sheet contributed to the defensive pattern among the winning teams, while their two-goal attacking return was sufficient to establish a decisive advantage. The match interrupted Hull City’s draw and restored a home-winning outcome. Liverpool’s result also provided the twenty-first position of the official combination before Bournemouth delivered an emphatic away victory against Manchester United.
• Match 22: Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth. Bournemouth recorded a commanding 3-0 away victory against Manchester United, producing one of the largest visiting winning margins. Three unanswered goals matched Elche’s opening success against Rayo Vallecano in both scoreline and margin. Manchester United failed to score at home, leaving Bournemouth with a convincing clean-sheet result. The match contributed three goals and restored the successful 3 category after Liverpool’s home victory. Bournemouth’s attacking return was exceeded only by the four-goal performances elsewhere in the coupon, while the victory was among the most decisive away outcomes. The result established the twenty-second position of the official sequence and was followed by another goalless draw.
• Match 23: Celta de Vigo 0-0 Real Betis. Celta de Vigo and Real Betis finished 0-0, producing another successful 2 selection. Neither team managed to score, leaving both sides with clean sheets but no outright victory. Celta failed to convert home conditions into a winning result, while Betis avoided defeat without securing an away success. The match repeated Polokwane City’s earlier goalless draw against Siwelele FC. It was also one of three fixtures across the coupon in which no goals were recorded. The result interrupted Bournemouth’s preceding victory and contributed to the distribution of draws throughout the thirty matches. Celta’s stalemate established the twenty-third position of the official combination.
• Match 24: Sekhukhune United 3-1 Richards Bay. Sekhukhune United defeated Richards Bay 3-1, restoring a successful 1 selection. The hosts scored three times, while Richards Bay managed one goal without avoiding defeat. The two-goal margin gave Sekhukhune a comfortable victory, although the visitors’ goal prevented a clean sheet. Four combined goals placed the fixture among the more productive matches involving outright winners. Sekhukhune’s attacking return was lower than the four-goal totals achieved by Golden Arrows, Athletic Bilbao and Gent, but was sufficient to establish a decisive advantage. The result contributed four goals and interrupted Celta’s preceding goalless draw. It also became another example of a home victory achieved despite conceding.
• Match 25: Sunderland 0-0 Leeds United. Sunderland and Leeds United shared a goalless draw, producing another successful 2 selection. Neither side managed to score, making this the third and final 0-0 result across the thirty fixtures. Sunderland failed to establish a home advantage on the scoreboard, while Leeds avoided defeat without winning. The match repeated the scorelines recorded between Polokwane City and Siwelele FC and between Celta de Vigo and Real Betis. Its absence of goals contrasted with Sekhukhune’s preceding 3-1 victory. The result established the twenty-fifth position of the official sequence and completed the group of seven drawn fixtures. Juventus then restored an away-winning result against U.S Lecce.
• Match 26: U.S Lecce 0-2 Juventus. Juventus defeated U.S Lecce 2-0 away from home, producing another successful 3 selection. The visitors scored twice and maintained a clean sheet, while Lecce failed to find the net. The result repeated several earlier 2-0 away victories, including those recorded by Bologna, Tottenham and Newcastle. Juventus’ two-goal advantage restored an outright winner after Sunderland’s goalless draw and reinforced the visiting category in the closing section. The match contributed two goals and established the twenty-sixth position of the official combination. Juventus became another visiting team to secure a decisive result without conceding, maintaining the strong clean-sheet pattern among away winners.
• Match 27: Gent 4-0 Anderlecht. Gent recorded a commanding 4-0 home victory against Anderlecht, producing the joint-largest winning margin of the round. Four unanswered goals matched the emphatic results achieved by Golden Arrows against Chippa United and Athletic Bilbao against Getafe. Anderlecht failed to score, leaving Gent with a convincing clean-sheet victory. The hosts’ four-goal return was also among the highest individual attacking totals, matched by Atalanta and Frosinone in their 4-4 draw. Gent’s result restored a successful 1 selection after Juventus’ away victory and contributed four goals to the final scoring total. The match established the twenty-seventh position and was followed by Real Sociedad’s narrower home success against Levante.
• Match 28: Real Sociedad 2-1 Levante. Real Sociedad defeated Levante 2-1, extending the successful home-winning sequence to two matches. The hosts scored twice, while Levante managed one goal without avoiding defeat. Sociedad’s one-goal margin repeated the earlier 2-1 home victories recorded by Racing Santander against Espanyol and Inter Milan against Fiorentina. Unlike Gent’s preceding 4-0 performance, Sociedad conceded and needed their second goal to secure the result. The three combined goals contributed to the overall scoring total and established the twenty-eighth position of the official combination. The victory completed the final consecutive home-winning sequence before AC Milan and Real Madrid secured visiting results in the closing two fixtures.
• Match 29: Udinese 0-2 AC Milan. AC Milan secured a 2-0 away victory against Udinese, restoring a successful 3 selection. Two unanswered goals gave Milan a comfortable winning margin, while Udinese failed to score at home. The result repeated Juventus’ preceding Italian away success against Lecce, as well as several earlier visiting victories with the same scoreline. Milan’s clean sheet reinforced the defensive strength shown by numerous away winners throughout the coupon. The match contributed two goals and established the twenty-ninth position of the official sequence. AC Milan’s victory also began the final two-match run of visiting successes, completed by Real Madrid against Barcelona.
• Match 30: Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid. Real Madrid completed the thirty-match schedule with a 2-1 away victory against Barcelona. The visitors scored twice, while Barcelona managed one goal without avoiding defeat. Madrid’s one-goal winning margin was narrower than AC Milan’s preceding 2-0 success, but both results produced the successful 3 category. The three combined goals brought the overall total to 75 and completed the final visiting sequence. Barcelona became another home team unable to convert a scoring performance into victory, while Real Madrid secured the last outright result of the coupon. The match completed the official sequence of thirty results and confirmed the final distribution of 12 home victories, seven draws and 11 away wins.

 

Soccer Any 13 Xtra Results Summary

• Total Matches: 30
• Home Wins: 12
• Draws: 7
• Away Wins: 11
• Total Goals: 75
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.50
• Highest-Scoring Match: Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone (8 goals)
• Second Highest-Scoring Match: Napoli 3-3 Roma (6 goals)
• Biggest Winning Margins: Golden Arrows 4-0 Chippa United / Athletic Bilbao 4-0 Getafe / Gent 4-0 Anderlecht
• Biggest Away Victories: Rayo Vallecano 0-3 Elche / Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth
• Home Victories: Como, Golden Arrows, Arsenal, Racing Santander, Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan, Athletic Bilbao, Genoa, Liverpool, Sekhukhune United, Gent and Real Sociedad
• Away Victories: Elche, Bologna, Fulham, Tottenham Hotspur, Villarreal, AmaZulu, Newcastle United, Bournemouth, Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid
• Drawn Matches: Napoli 3-3 Roma / Polokwane City 0-0 Siwelele FC / PSV Eindhoven 1-1 Feyenoord / Atalanta 4-4 Frosinone / Hull City 1-1 Brentford / Celta de Vigo 0-0 Real Betis / Sunderland 0-0 Leeds United
• Matches Over 2.5 Goals: 13
• Matches Under 2.5 Goals: 17
• Both Teams Scored: 10 matches
• Matches With a Clean Sheet: 20
• Goalless Draws: 3
• Matches Ending 1-1: 2
• Matches Ending 2-0 or 0-2: 9
• Matches Ending 1-0 or 0-1: 4
• Highest Individual Goal Total: 4 goals (Golden Arrows, Athletic Bilbao, Gent, Atalanta and Frosinone)
• Longest Home-Winning Sequence: 3 consecutive matches (M3-M5 and M12-M14)
• Longest Away-Winning Sequence: 2 consecutive matches
• Longest Draw Sequence: 2 consecutive matches (M8-M9 and M16-M17)
• Winning Combination: 3/3/1/1/1/3/1/2/2/3/3/1/1/1/3/2/2/3/1/2/1/3/2/1/2/3/1/1/3/3
• Status: Official

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R85,902.60
Winners: 504
Dividend: R170.40

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R350,439.40
Winners: 27
Dividend: R12,979.20

 

Soccer Any 13 Xtra Dividend Analysis

The official Soccer Any 13 Xtra S13 V3 P1 (Z13) pool recorded 27 winning entries in the 13/13 category, each receiving R12,979.20 from the R350,439.40 net pool. The 12/13 category produced 504 winning entries, each receiving R170.40 from R85,902.60. Together, the two published net pools totalled R436,342.00, with the 13/13 category accounting for approximately 80.3% of the combined prize allocation.

The Any 13 Xtra format differs from a conventional fixed thirteen-match pool. It provides thirty listed fixtures from which qualifying thirteen-match selections can be formed. The published 13/13 dividend therefore concerns entries achieving thirteen correct selected outcomes, rather than requiring participants to predict all thirty fixtures correctly. The complete thirty-result sequence remains useful for checking the official outcomes and assessing the overall distribution of home wins, draws and away victories.

The round produced twelve home victories and eleven away wins, creating an almost even distribution between the two outright result categories. Draws accounted for seven of the thirty matches, or approximately 23.3%. Home victories represented 40%, while visiting successes made up approximately 36.7%. This distribution meant successful thirteen-match selections could be formed from a range of different outcome patterns rather than one heavily dominated by home results.

The opening five fixtures contained two away victories followed by three consecutive home wins. Elche defeated Rayo Vallecano 3-0, and Bologna won 2-0 at Cagliari. Como then defeated Sassuolo 2-0 before Golden Arrows recorded a commanding 4-0 success against Chippa United and Arsenal beat Everton 2-0. These five fixtures contributed thirteen goals and established the first sustained home-winning sequence.

Fulham restored the visiting category with a narrow 1-0 victory against Coventry City, while Racing Santander defeated Espanyol 2-1. Napoli and Roma then produced a six-goal 3-3 draw, followed by a goalless result between Polokwane City and Siwelele FC. These two consecutive draws provided sharply contrasting scoring totals while requiring the same outcome category.

Tottenham Hotspur and Villarreal recorded consecutive away victories against Chelsea and Valencia. Atletico Madrid then defeated Deportivo La Coruna 1-0, Inter Milan overcame Fiorentina 2-1, and Athletic Bilbao recorded an emphatic 4-0 victory against Getafe. This sequence from M12 through M14 contained three consecutive home wins, matching the earlier M3-M5 run.

AmaZulu defeated Kruger United 1-0 before PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord shared a 1-1 draw. The following fixture produced the most dramatic scoreline of the round, with Atalanta and Frosinone finishing 4-4. These consecutive draws contributed ten goals combined, with eight coming from Atalanta against Frosinone.

Newcastle United defeated Crystal Palace 2-0 away from home, while Genoa edged Venezia 1-0. Hull City and Brentford then shared a 1-1 draw before Liverpool secured a 2-0 victory against Brighton-HA. Bournemouth followed with a convincing 3-0 away success at Manchester United, matching Elche’s opening visiting winning margin.

The closing section included two more goalless draws, Celta de Vigo against Real Betis and Sunderland against Leeds United, separated by Sekhukhune United’s 3-1 victory over Richards Bay. Juventus then defeated Lecce 2-0, Gent recorded a 4-0 home success against Anderlecht, and Real Sociedad edged Levante 2-1. AC Milan and Real Madrid completed the schedule with away victories against Udinese and Barcelona.

Across all thirty fixtures, 75 goals were scored at an average of 2.50 per match. Thirteen matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while seventeen finished below that threshold. Ten matches featured goals from both teams, and twenty contained at least one side failing to score. These figures show that clean sheets and controlled scorelines were more common than matches in which both teams contributed.

Atalanta’s 4-4 draw against Frosinone and Napoli’s 3-3 result against Roma were the two highest-scoring fixtures. Together, they contributed fourteen goals, approximately 18.7% of the total. Both matches ended level despite each home side scoring at least three goals. Their combined contribution demonstrates how a relatively small number of fixtures could significantly influence the overall scoring average.

Three teams recorded 4-0 home victories: Golden Arrows, Athletic Bilbao and Gent. These results produced the largest winning margins and contributed twelve unanswered goals combined. Elche and Bournemouth recorded the strongest away performances through identical 3-0 victories, adding another six unanswered goals. Those five decisive fixtures accounted for eighteen goals, equivalent to 24% of the round’s scoring total.

Nine matches finished either 2-0 or 0-2, making two-goal clean-sheet victories a prominent feature of the results. Four other fixtures ended 1-0 or 0-1, while three were goalless draws. These restrained outcomes formed a substantial part of the schedule, contrasting with the more open matches involving Napoli, Roma, Atalanta and Frosinone.

The 12/13 category recorded 504 winning entries, substantially more than the 27 entries achieving 13/13. The winner count was approximately 18.7 times higher in the lower prize category. This difference contributed to the substantial gap in dividends, with the 13/13 payout of R12,979.20 approximately 76.2 times the R170.40 awarded for 12/13.

Across both published categories, 531 winning entries were recorded. The 27 entries in the 13/13 category represented approximately 5.1% of the combined winning-entry count, while the remaining 94.9% belonged to the 12/13 category. These figures refer to winning entries rather than necessarily distinct individual participants, as the official results do not identify the number of separate ticket holders.

The R350,439.40 net pool for 13/13 was more than four times the R85,902.60 allocated to 12/13. Dividing the larger pool among only 27 winning entries produced the substantially higher individual payout. The published dividends are rounded to the displayed currency precision, so multiplying the dividend by the winner count may not reproduce the net pool exactly.

The official winning sequence covered a wide range of results, including decisive home victories, strong away performances and seven draws. The concentration of four-goal wins, repeated 2-0 results and high-scoring draws gave the thirty-match schedule a varied statistical profile. However, without the distribution of participants’ selected thirteen-match combinations, the published results cannot establish which individual fixtures were responsible for the greatest number of unsuccessful entries.

The relatively small number of 13/13 winners resulted in a substantial top dividend despite the combined published net pools being R436,342.00. The 27 successful entries each received R12,979.20, while 504 entries collected R170.40 in the 12/13 category. The official payout confirms the completed prize distribution for Soccer Any 13 Xtra S13 V3 P1 (Z13).

 

The Saturday Soccer Any 13 Xtra S13 V3 P1 (Z13) pool featured thirty completed matches, producing twelve home victories, seven draws and eleven away wins, with 75 goals scored. Golden Arrows, Athletic Bilbao and Gent each recorded emphatic 4-0 home victories, while Elche and Bournemouth secured the largest away-winning margins with identical 3-0 results. Arsenal, Como, Liverpool, Inter Milan and Real Sociedad were among the home winners, while Tottenham Hotspur, Villarreal, Newcastle United, Juventus, AC Milan and Real Madrid secured visiting successes. Atalanta and Frosinone produced the highest-scoring fixture with an extraordinary 4-4 draw, while Napoli and Roma shared six goals in a 3-3 result. Three matches ended 0-0, and nine fixtures produced 2-0 or 0-2 scorelines. The official results recorded 27 winning 13/13 entries, each receiving R12,979.20 from the R350,439.40 net pool. A further 504 entries qualified for the 12/13 dividend of R170.40 from the R85,902.60 net pool. The combined published prize allocation totalled R436,342.00, completing the official results for Soccer Any 13 Xtra S13 V3 P1 (Z13).

 

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