Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V1 (SOO)

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V1 (SOO) round finished with three home victories, three draws and four away wins, producing 25 goals across ten fixtures. Manchester City opened with a 2-2 draw against Brighton, while Bournemouth recorded a convincing 3-0 victory over Aston Villa. Crystal Palace, Falkirk, Napoli and Kaiserslautern secured the four away victories, with Napoli delivering the largest winning margin by defeating AC Monza 4-1. Genoa and Sunderland completed the home-winning results, while Holstein Kiel against Hoffenheim and Liverpool against Chelsea both finished 1-1. The combination contained a balanced distribution of results, with the away selections particularly important to the final outcome. Only one entry correctly predicted all ten results, collecting the full 10/10 dividend of R609,180.32.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V1 (SOO)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Manchester City and Brighton-HA opened the coupon with a 2-2 draw. Both teams scored twice, producing four goals without an outright winner. Brighton matched the hosts’ attacking contribution, while Manchester City could not establish a decisive advantage. The opening 2 immediately made the draw an essential part of the winning combination. It was also the highest-scoring drawn fixture of the round, compared with the two 1-1 results that followed later.
• Match 2: Bournemouth recorded a convincing 3-0 home victory against Aston Villa. Three unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable winning margin, while Villa failed to score. Bournemouth’s result supplied the first 1 of the coupon and established a clear contrast with Manchester City’s opening draw. The three-goal advantage matched Napoli’s later winning margin against AC Monza, although Bournemouth achieved their result without conceding.
• Match 3: Crystal Palace secured a narrow 1-0 away victory over Fulham. A single goal separated the teams, and Palace’s clean sheet ensured the advantage was enough. Fulham failed to score at home, making this the first successful 3 in the official combination. The result also introduced a sequence in which away victories played a significant role, with Falkirk, Napoli and Kaiserslautern later adding three more visiting successes.
• Match 4: Genoa defeated Juventus 2-0, producing another home victory without conceding. Both goals belonged to the hosts, while Juventus failed to find the net. Genoa’s two-goal winning margin was narrower than Bournemouth’s earlier 3-0 result but delivered the same successful 1. It was the second home victory of the round and the first of the coupon’s Italian fixtures, with Napoli’s away performance arriving in M6.
• Match 5: Falkirk defeated Aberdeen 1-0 away from home. The visitors scored the only goal and kept a clean sheet, matching Crystal Palace’s earlier 1-0 away result. Aberdeen failed to score, and the narrow margin meant a single goal determined the outcome. Falkirk supplied the second 3 of the coupon and continued the importance of visiting results in the official combination.
• Match 6: Napoli delivered the largest winning margin of the round with a 4-1 away victory over AC Monza. Napoli scored four times, the highest individual total on the coupon, and finished three goals ahead. Monza’s single goal was not enough to challenge the result. The five-goal contest also matched Sunderland against Brentford for the highest combined scoring total. Napoli’s victory supplied the third successful 3 and became one of the defining results of the round.
• Match 7: Kaiserslautern secured a 2-0 away victory against Hannover 96. The visitors scored twice and prevented Hannover from finding the net, producing a clear two-goal winning margin. This was the fourth and final away success on the coupon, completing three consecutive visiting victories between M5 and M7. The successful 3 confirmed that away selections were the largest result category in the round.
• Match 8: Holstein Kiel and Hoffenheim finished 1-1, producing the second draw of the coupon. Both sides scored once, but neither established the advantage required for victory. The result interrupted the sequence of three away wins and supplied another 2 in the official combination. The two-goal fixture was less productive than the opening 2-2 draw between Manchester City and Brighton.
• Match 9: Sunderland defeated Brentford 3-2 in a five-goal contest. The hosts scored three times and finished one goal ahead, while Brentford’s two goals kept the result close. This matched Napoli against AC Monza for the highest-scoring fixture, although Sunderland secured a narrower winning margin. The successful 1 was the third and final home victory of the round and the only home success achieved while conceding.
• Match 10: Liverpool and Chelsea completed the coupon with a 1-1 draw. Both teams scored once and shared the result, matching Holstein Kiel against Hoffenheim in M8. The closing 2 confirmed three draws overall, alongside three home victories and four away wins. The result completed the official winning combination and brought the total number of goals across the ten matches to 25.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 4
• Biggest Results: Bournemouth 3-0 Aston Villa / AC Monza 1-4 Napoli
• Highest-Scoring Matches: AC Monza 1-4 Napoli / Sunderland 3-2 Brentford
• Total Goals: 25
• Winning Combination: 2/1/3/1/3/3/3/2/1/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R152,295.08
Winners: 19
Dividend: R8,015.40

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R609,180.32
Winners: 1
Dividend: R609,180.32

 

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V1 (SOO) round produced 25 goals, with three home victories, three draws and four away wins determining the official 2/1/3/1/3/3/3/2/1/2 combination. Manchester City and Brighton opened with a 2-2 draw, while Bournemouth defeated Aston Villa 3-0. Crystal Palace, Falkirk, Napoli and Kaiserslautern secured the four visiting victories, with Napoli’s 4-1 result against AC Monza matching Bournemouth’s three-goal winning margin. Genoa defeated Juventus 2-0, and Sunderland edged Brentford 3-2 in another five-goal contest. Holstein Kiel against Hoffenheim and Liverpool against Chelsea both finished 1-1. The official payouts included 19 winners in the 9/10 category, each receiving R8,015.40, while a single perfect 10/10 entry claimed R609,180.32.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V3 (SMM)

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V3 (SMM) round delivered 33 goals across ten matches, with three home victories, three draws and four away wins. Stellenbosch opened with a 2-0 victory at Durban City, while Dynamo Dresden defeated Schalke 04 by the same scoreline at home. VFB Stuttgart edged SC Paderborn 1-0 away, and Freiburg secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Wolfsburg. Zamalek defeated Al Mokawloon 2-1, before Bologna recorded a 4-2 away victory against AC Milan. Parma and Udinese played out the only goalless draw, while Inter Milan defeated Venezia 2-0. Bayern Munich (W) against Real Madrid (W) finished 2-2, and Pisa completed the round with a 3-3 draw against Palermo, the highest-scoring fixture alongside AC Milan against Bologna. The official combination produced 12 perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R52,044.80.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V3 (SMM)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V3

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V3

• Match 1: Stellenbosch opened the round with a 2-0 away victory against Durban City. The visitors scored twice and kept a clean sheet, finishing with a clear two-goal advantage. Durban City failed to find the net on their own ground, while Stellenbosch secured the first successful 3 of the coupon. The opening result introduced the importance of away selections, which would eventually account for four of the ten matches.
• Match 2: Dynamo Dresden defeated Schalke 04 by a 2-0 margin, matching the opening scoreline but reversing the venue outcome. Dresden scored both goals without conceding, producing another clean-sheet victory. The successful 1 supplied the first home result and brought the opening two fixtures to four goals in total, with both winning teams finishing two ahead of their opponents.
• Match 3: VFB Stuttgart secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against SC Paderborn. A single goal separated the teams, and Stuttgart’s clean sheet ensured the advantage was enough. This was one of the round’s lowest-scoring fixtures, alongside the goalless draw between Parma and Udinese. The successful 3 was the second away victory and continued the opening sequence of three matches without a goal conceded by the winning side.
• Match 4: Freiburg defeated Wolfsburg 3-2 in a five-goal contest. The hosts scored three times but conceded twice, leaving just one goal between the teams at the final whistle. Wolfsburg’s attacking contribution made this a closer result than the opening three clean-sheet victories. The successful 1 gave the coupon its second home victory and introduced a more productive scoring pattern after the restrained start.
• Match 5: Zamalek recorded a 2-1 home victory against Al Mokawloon. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Al Mokawloon’s single goal kept the contest competitive. Zamalek’s result supplied the third and final home victory of the round. It also completed a pair of consecutive narrow home wins following Freiburg’s 3-2 result against Wolfsburg.
• Match 6: Bologna delivered one of the standout performances by defeating AC Milan 4-2 away from home. The visitors scored four times and finished with a two-goal advantage, while Milan’s two goals were insufficient to prevent defeat. Six goals made this the joint highest-scoring fixture of the round. The successful 3 was the third away victory and ended the sequence of two home wins established by Freiburg and Zamalek.
• Match 7: Parma and Udinese finished 0-0, producing the only goalless result on the coupon. Neither team scored, leaving the first 2 in the official combination. After Bologna’s six-goal victory in M6, this fixture provided a complete contrast in scoring. The draw also marked the beginning of a closing section in which three of the final four matches would finish level.
• Match 8: Inter Milan defeated Venezia 2-0 away from home. Both goals belonged to the visitors, while Venezia failed to score. Inter’s clean-sheet victory matched Stellenbosch’s opening result and supplied the fourth and final successful 3 of the round. It was also the last outright victory on the coupon, with the remaining two fixtures both ending in draws.
• Match 9: Bayern Munich (W) and Real Madrid (W) finished 2-2 in a four-goal contest. Both teams scored twice, but neither managed to establish a winning advantage. The result supplied the second 2 in the official combination. Unlike the earlier 0-0 draw between Parma and Udinese, this encounter featured two goals from each side, adding to the coupon’s overall scoring total.
• Match 10: Pisa and Palermo completed the round with a 3-3 draw. Both teams scored three times, making this the highest-scoring drawn match and matching AC Milan against Bologna for the highest total goals in a fixture. Neither side secured the outright victory despite scoring three goals. The final 2 completed a sequence of two consecutive draws and confirmed three draws overall, alongside three home victories and four away wins. The round finished with 33 goals.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 3
• Draws: 3
• Away Wins: 4
• Biggest Results: Durban City 0-2 Stellenbosch / Dynamo Dresden 2-0 Schalke 04 / AC Milan 2-4 Bologna / Venezia 0-2 Inter Milan
• Highest-Scoring Matches: AC Milan 2-4 Bologna / Pisa 3-3 Palermo
• Total Goals: 33
• Winning Combination: 3/1/3/1/1/3/2/3/2/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R156,134.44
Winners: 324
Dividend: R481.80

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R624,537.76
Winners: 12
Dividend: R52,044.80

 

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V3 (SMM) round produced 33 goals, with three home victories, three draws and four away wins determining the official 3/1/3/1/1/3/2/3/2/2 combination. Stellenbosch opened with a 2-0 away victory against Durban City, while Dynamo Dresden defeated Schalke 04 by the same margin. VFB Stuttgart edged SC Paderborn 1-0, Freiburg beat Wolfsburg 3-2 and Zamalek defeated Al Mokawloon 2-1. Bologna recorded a notable 4-2 victory at AC Milan, while Parma and Udinese finished 0-0. Inter Milan secured the final away win against Venezia before Bayern Munich (W) drew 2-2 with Real Madrid (W) and Pisa finished 3-3 against Palermo. The official payouts included 324 winners in the 9/10 category, each receiving R481.80, while 12 perfect 10/10 entries earned R52,044.80 each.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V2 (1PP)

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V2 (1PP) round finished with five home victories and five draws, producing 32 goals across ten matches without a single away win. Celtic Glasgow against Dundee United and St Johnstone against Motherwell both ended 2-2, while St Mirren shared a 1-1 draw with Hibernian. Hearts and Rangers FC also finished 2-2, giving the Scottish fixtures a strong draw presence. Dundee FC recorded a 3-1 home victory against Kilmarnock before the Brazilian matches added four more home wins. Fluminense defeated Internacional 2-1, RB Bragantino beat Chapecoense 3-0, Bahia edged Sao Paulo 3-2 and Clube do Remo secured a 2-1 victory over Botafogo RJ. Santos against Palmeiras finished 0-0 in the fifth drawn match. The official combination produced seven perfect 10/10 winners, each receiving R50,991.20.

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

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Wed 28 Oct – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Celtic Glasgow and Dundee United opened the coupon with a 2-2 draw. Both teams scored twice, producing four goals without an outright winner. Dundee United matched Celtic’s attacking contribution, and neither side established the advantage required for victory. The opening 2 introduced the draw-heavy pattern that would define the round. It was the first of three matches to finish 2-2.
• Match 2: Dundee FC recorded a convincing 3-1 home victory against Kilmarnock. The hosts scored three times and finished with a two-goal advantage, while Kilmarnock’s single goal was insufficient to prevent defeat. The successful 1 interrupted the opening draw and delivered the first outright winner of the round. Dundee’s four-goal contest was also one of the more productive Scottish fixtures.
• Match 3: St Johnstone and Motherwell finished 2-2, matching Celtic against Dundee United in the opening match. Both sides scored twice, but neither managed to finish ahead. The four-goal contest supplied the second 2 in the official combination. The result also began a sequence of three consecutive draws, with St Mirren and Hearts producing further level scores.
• Match 4: St Mirren and Hibernian finished 1-1 in a closely contested result. Both teams scored once, leaving the fixture without an outright winner. The two-goal total made this a less productive draw than the 2-2 matches involving Celtic and St Johnstone. The successful 2 was the second consecutive draw and third overall, strengthening the importance of correctly covering level results in the coupon.
• Match 5: Hearts and Rangers FC played out a 2-2 draw, completing three consecutive drawn matches. Each team scored twice, producing four goals without a winner. The result matched the scorelines from Celtic against Dundee United and St Johnstone against Motherwell. This fourth successful 2 meant that four of the opening five fixtures had finished level, with Dundee FC supplying the only home victory in that section.
• Match 6: Fluminense FC defeated Internacional 2-1 to begin the Brazilian section with a home victory. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Internacional managed one without changing the outcome. The successful 1 ended the three-match sequence of draws and introduced a run of decisive home results. Fluminense’s narrow victory contrasted with the high number of level scores in the Scottish fixtures.
• Match 7: RB Bragantino secured a convincing 3-0 victory over Chapecoense. Three unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable winning margin, while Chapecoense failed to score. This was the largest victory of the round and the only clean-sheet win among the five home successes. The successful 1 extended the Brazilian home-winning sequence and provided a more decisive result than Fluminense’s previous 2-1 success.
• Match 8: Santos and Palmeiras finished 0-0, producing the fifth and final draw of the coupon. Neither team scored, making this the only goalless match among the ten fixtures. The result interrupted the Brazilian home-winning sequence and supplied the final 2 in the official combination. Unlike the earlier draws, which produced between two and four goals, this contest finished without either side finding the net.
• Match 9: Bahia edged Sao Paulo 3-2 in the highest-scoring fixture of the round. The hosts scored three times but conceded twice, leaving only one goal between the teams. Five goals made this the most productive match on the coupon, while Sao Paulo’s attacking contribution kept the outcome close. The successful 1 was the fourth home victory and began the final pair of outright home results.
• Match 10: Clube do Remo completed the round with a 2-1 victory against Botafogo RJ. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Botafogo’s single goal was insufficient to prevent defeat. The closing 1 confirmed five home victories overall and completed the official winning combination. No away team secured a victory across the ten matches, while the five draws accounted for half of the coupon’s results. The round finished with 32 goals.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 5
• Away Wins: 0
• Biggest Result: RB Bragantino 3-0 Chapecoense
• Highest-Scoring Match: Bahia 3-2 Sao Paulo
• Total Goals: 32
• Winning Combination: 2/1/2/2/2/1/1/2/1/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net 9/10: R89,234.60
Winners: 175
Dividend: R509.80

 

10/10 Results

Net 10/10: R356,938.40
Winners: 7
Dividend: R50,991.20

 

The Wednesday Soccer 10 V2 (1PP) round produced 32 goals and finished without a single away victory. Five home wins and five draws determined the official 2/1/2/2/2/1/1/2/1/1 combination. Celtic Glasgow against Dundee United, St Johnstone against Motherwell and Hearts against Rangers FC all finished 2-2, while St Mirren drew 1-1 with Hibernian. Dundee FC secured the only home win among the opening five fixtures by defeating Kilmarnock 3-1. The Brazilian matches added victories for Fluminense, RB Bragantino, Bahia and Clube do Remo, while Santos and Palmeiras finished 0-0. Bragantino’s 3-0 win against Chapecoense was the largest victory, and Bahia’s 3-2 result against Sao Paulo was the highest-scoring fixture. The official payouts included 175 winners in the 9/10 category, each receiving R509.80, while seven perfect 10/10 entries earned R50,991.20 each.

 

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• 1 – Home team to win
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Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

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