Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Wed 4 Nov – S10 V1 (1SS)

The Wednesday 4 November Soccer 10 pool produced an exceptionally balanced distribution of results, with four home victories, four away wins and two draws. Cardiff City and West Ham United opened the coupon with an entertaining 3-3 draw, while Wrexham and Oxford United followed with consecutive 2-0 home victories. Wolverhampton, Raja Casablanca, Vasco da Gama and Universidad Catolica secured the four away successes, with Vasco recording the largest away-winning margin against Athletico Paranaense. Flamengo and Botafogo supplied the remaining home victories before Sao Paulo and Corinthians completed the coupon with a goalless draw. The combination of four away selections and two draws proved demanding, with only three entries achieving the full 10/10 result. Each successful entry received R152,591.00.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V1 (1SS)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Wed 4 Nov – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Cardiff City 3-3 West Ham United. Cardiff City and West Ham United opened the coupon with a remarkable six-goal draw. Both teams scored three times, but neither managed to establish the winning advantage required for an outright result. Cardiff’s three goals demonstrated considerable attacking productivity at home, although conceding the same number prevented them from securing victory. West Ham also produced three goals away from home without being able to finish ahead. This was the highest-scoring match on the entire panel and the only fixture in which both teams scored at least three goals. The opening 2 immediately introduced draw coverage as an important requirement for successful entries. Unlike a conventional low-scoring stalemate, this result showed that a draw could emerge despite substantial attacking output from both sides. The significance became even greater when the final match also ended level, although without any goals.
• Match 2: Wrexham 2-0 Middlesbrough. Wrexham secured a convincing 2-0 home victory against Middlesbrough, providing the first outright winner of the round. Two unanswered goals gave Wrexham a comfortable advantage, while Middlesbrough failed to register a goal. The hosts’ clean sheet distinguished this result from Cardiff’s high-scoring draw, where both teams found the net three times. Wrexham converted home advantage into a successful 1, establishing a two-goal winning margin without requiring an unusually high scoring total. The result also began a short sequence of consecutive home victories, with Oxford United recording the same scoreline in the following fixture. For Soccer 10 entries, this home selection was important because the middle section of the coupon would later become dominated by away successes. Wrexham’s victory was one of three clean-sheet wins across the panel, making defensive effectiveness a central feature of this particular result.
• Match 3: Oxford United 2-0 Reading. Oxford United followed Wrexham’s victory with another 2-0 home success, this time against Reading. The hosts scored twice without conceding, producing the same winning margin and exact scoreline as the preceding fixture. Reading were unable to respond offensively, leaving Oxford with a clear victory rather than a narrow result decided by one goal. The successful 1 completed consecutive home selections at M2 and M3, establishing a temporary home-winning pattern after the opening draw. Oxford’s result also meant that the first three matches had produced two clean-sheet victories and one six-goal stalemate, illustrating the variation in scoring across the coupon. Unlike Cardiff, who scored three times without winning, Oxford required only two goals because their opponents failed to score. The result became particularly relevant as the next three fixtures all ended in away victories, changing the direction of the combination.
• Match 4: Bristol City 1-2 Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton interrupted the run of home victories with a narrow 2-1 away success against Bristol City. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Bristol’s single goal was insufficient to secure a draw. This result was considerably tighter than Wrexham’s and Oxford’s preceding 2-0 victories, although the winning side remained clear. Wolverhampton supplied the first successful away 3, marking the beginning of three consecutive visiting victories. The three-goal total was also a return to matches in which both sides scored, following two fixtures dominated by clean-sheet home performances. Bristol City could not convert home advantage into a positive result, while Wolverhampton demonstrated greater effectiveness by securing the decisive second goal. With four matches completed, the coupon contained one draw, two home victories and one away win, but the visiting-team total was about to increase substantially.
• Match 5: FAR Rabat 1-2 Raja Casablanca. Raja Casablanca extended the away-winning sequence with a 2-1 victory over FAR Rabat. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, matching Wolverhampton’s previous scoreline exactly. FAR Rabat managed to score at home but could not prevent defeat, leaving Raja with the second consecutive successful 3. The repeated 1-2 results at M4 and M5 created a notable pattern, with both home teams scoring once and both visitors finishing with the same narrow advantage. This match was important because it demonstrated that away victories could continue without substantial winning margins or clean sheets. Raja’s success also contributed to the coupon’s balanced distribution of results, gradually reducing the early advantage held by home selections. For entries that relied on home advantage in the opening African fixture, the result represented another difficult outcome to overcome.
• Match 6: Athletico Paranaense 1-3 Vasco da Gama. Vasco da Gama delivered the most convincing away victory of the coupon with a 3-1 success against Athletico Paranaense. Three goals gave the visitors a two-goal advantage, while Athletico’s single goal was not enough to challenge the final result. Unlike Wolverhampton and Raja Casablanca, who had each won by one goal, Vasco established a more comfortable margin. The result produced four goals overall and completed three consecutive away victories from M4 through M6. This uninterrupted sequence of successful 3 selections became one of the defining features of the winning combination. Athletico Paranaense failed to capitalise on playing at home, while Vasco demonstrated greater effectiveness in the final score. The result also changed the cumulative balance of outcomes: after six matches, away wins had become the most frequent result, overtaking the two home victories recorded earlier.
• Match 7: Flamengo RJ 3-1 Gremio. Flamengo ended the three-match away-winning run with a convincing 3-1 home victory against Gremio. The hosts scored three times and finished two goals ahead, matching Vasco da Gama’s previous result in total goals and winning margin while reversing the venue outcome. Gremio managed one goal but remained well behind, leaving Flamengo with a clear successful 1. The four-goal total made this another productive attacking fixture, although it did not approach the six goals scored in the opening Cardiff draw. Flamengo’s victory supplied the third home selection on the panel and interrupted a sequence that could have encouraged entries to favour visiting teams too heavily. The result also showed the importance of distinguishing individual matchups from the coupon’s broader pattern, as the successful selection changed despite the same 3-1 scoreline appearing in consecutive fixtures.
• Match 8: LDU Quito 1-2 Universidad Catolica. Universidad Catolica restored the away-winning pattern with a narrow 2-1 victory against LDU Quito. The visitors scored twice and finished one ahead, while LDU Quito’s goal kept the final margin competitive. This was the third match on the coupon to finish 1-2, following Bristol City against Wolverhampton and FAR Rabat against Raja Casablanca. All three produced the same successful 3, demonstrating the significance of narrow away victories in the completed combination. Universidad Catolica’s success brought the total number of away wins to four, matching the eventual number of home victories. The result also meant that five of the six fixtures from M3 to M8 featured three or more goals, with Oxford United’s 2-0 success the exception. LDU Quito’s home advantage proved insufficient, and the visitors secured the final away victory of the round.
• Match 9: Botafogo RJ 1-0 Atletico Mineiro. Botafogo secured a narrow 1-0 home victory against Atletico Mineiro, producing the lowest-scoring outright result on the panel. A single goal decided the contest, and Botafogo prevented the visitors from finding an equaliser. Unlike the earlier Flamengo victory, which featured four goals, this fixture required only one successful finish to deliver a home 1. Atletico Mineiro failed to score, making Botafogo one of three home teams to secure a clean-sheet victory. The result also restored balance between home and away successes, with four fixtures now won by hosts and four by visitors. This was the last outright victory before the coupon closed with a draw. Botafogo’s narrow margin demonstrated that a successful home selection could depend on defensive stability just as much as attacking productivity, particularly after several earlier matches in which both teams scored.
• Match 10: Sao Paulo 0-0 Corinthians. Sao Paulo and Corinthians completed the Soccer 10 pool with a goalless draw, producing the second level result after Cardiff City’s 3-3 opening fixture. Neither team scored, making this the only match without a goal and the lowest-scoring encounter on the panel. Sao Paulo were unable to convert home advantage into victory, while Corinthians failed to add a fifth away success. The final 2 completed an unusual combination in which both the opening and closing fixtures ended as draws, despite featuring entirely different scoring patterns. Cardiff and West Ham had shared six goals, whereas Sao Paulo and Corinthians finished without any. The official winning sequence therefore required correct draw selections at both ends of the coupon, four away victories through the middle and four successful home selections. This difficult distribution produced only three perfect 10/10 entries.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 4
• Biggest Winning Margins: 2 goals
• Highest-Scoring Match: Cardiff City 3-3 West Ham United
• Biggest Away Victory: Athletico Paranaense 1-3 Vasco da Gama
• Goalless Draw: Sao Paulo 0-0 Corinthians
• Consecutive Away Victories: 3 matches, M4-M6
• Both Teams Scored: 6 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 3
• Total Goals: 28
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.80
• Winning Combination: 2/1/1/3/3/3/1/3/1/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R114,443.28
Winners: 89
Dividend: R1,285.80

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R457,773.12
Winners: 3
Dividend: R152,591.00

 

The Wednesday Soccer 10 coupon delivered an unusual balance of four home wins, four away victories and two draws. Cardiff City and West Ham United opened with a spectacular 3-3 result, while Wrexham and Oxford United recorded consecutive 2-0 victories. Wolverhampton, Raja Casablanca and Vasco da Gama then produced three straight away successes before Flamengo restored the home-winning pattern. Universidad Catolica added the fourth away victory, Botafogo defeated Atletico Mineiro 1-0, and Sao Paulo completed the round with a goalless draw against Corinthians. The official 2/1/1/3/3/3/1/3/1/2 combination proved exceptionally demanding, producing only three perfect entries. Each 10/10 winner received R152,591.00 from the R457,773.12 top-tier net pool, while 89 entries matched nine results and collected R1,285.80 each.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Wed 4 Nov – S10 V3 (1RR)

The Wednesday 4 November Soccer 10 pool produced a remarkable 48 goals across ten fixtures, with six away victories and four home wins. Como delivered the most extraordinary result by defeating Lens 9-1, recording both the highest individual scoring total and the largest winning margin. Real Madrid, KV Mechelen, Club Brugge, Manchester City and Arsenal also won away from home, while Fenerbahce, Borussia Dortmund, FC Porto and Viking FK secured the four home victories. Every match produced at least three goals, and both teams scored in all ten fixtures. Despite the unusually high scoring and six away successes, the official winning combination produced 650 perfect entries, each receiving R1,697.40.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V3 (1RR)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Wed 4 Nov – S10 V3

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V3

• Match 1: AEK Athens 2-3 Real Madrid. Real Madrid opened the coupon with a narrow 3-2 away victory against AEK Athens. The visitors scored three times and finished one goal ahead, while AEK’s two goals kept the result competitive. This was the first of six visiting victories on the panel and immediately established the successful 3 selection. The five-goal total also introduced the high-scoring pattern that would continue throughout the round. Unlike matches where a visiting favourite wins comfortably without conceding, Madrid needed three goals to secure the result because the hosts also produced a substantial attacking return. AEK were unable to claim a draw despite scoring twice, leaving the visitors with the decisive advantage. The result became one of several narrow away successes, demonstrating that the large number of goals across the coupon did not always translate into comfortable winning margins.
• Match 2: Fenerbahce 3-2 Liverpool. Fenerbahce defeated Liverpool 3-2, producing the second consecutive five-goal fixture but delivering the opposite Soccer 10 selection. The hosts scored three times and finished one ahead, while Liverpool’s two goals were insufficient to earn a point. Fenerbahce’s successful 1 interrupted the away-winning start and provided the first home victory of the coupon. The result matched Real Madrid’s opening victory in total goals and winning margin, illustrating how identical attacking output could produce different outcomes depending on which team finished ahead. Liverpool contributed twice away from home but could not prevent defeat. This fixture was also significant because it confirmed that both teams could score multiple goals without the match necessarily ending level. With ten goals across the first two encounters, the round began at an unusually high scoring pace.
• Match 3: Kortrijk 1-3 KV Mechelen. KV Mechelen secured a convincing 3-1 away victory against Kortrijk, adding another successful visiting selection. Three goals gave Mechelen a two-goal advantage, while Kortrijk’s single goal was not enough to challenge the result. Unlike Real Madrid’s narrow 3-2 success, Mechelen finished with a more comfortable margin while scoring the same number of goals. The fixture produced four goals overall, continuing the coupon’s high-scoring opening without reaching the five-goal totals of the preceding matches. Mechelen’s 3 restored the away-winning pattern after Fenerbahce’s home victory. This result also established that the visitors could win decisively despite conceding, a theme that would repeat throughout the round because every match finished with goals from both sides. Kortrijk failed to capitalise on home advantage, becoming the second host to lose during the opening three fixtures.
• Match 4: Borussia Dortmund 2-1 Real Betis. Borussia Dortmund defeated Real Betis 2-1, providing the second successful home selection of the coupon. Dortmund scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Betis’ reply kept the final margin narrow. The three-goal total made this the lowest-scoring type of result on the panel, although it still contributed to the round’s exceptional overall goal count. Unlike KV Mechelen’s previous two-goal winning margin, Dortmund needed only a single-goal advantage to secure victory. Betis were unable to earn a draw despite finding the net away from home, leaving the hosts with the required 1. The result interrupted the away-winning pattern once again, keeping the early sequence mixed. With four matches completed, both home and visiting teams had won twice, setting up a more balanced opening before the later run of consecutive away victories.
• Match 5: FC Porto 4-1 Napoli. FC Porto produced a commanding 4-1 home victory against Napoli, establishing a three-goal advantage and recording one of the strongest outright results of the round. Four goals gave Porto the highest individual scoring total among the home winners, matched later by Viking FK. Napoli managed one goal but remained well behind, making this considerably more decisive than Dortmund’s narrow success against Real Betis. The five-goal total also returned the coupon to the attacking productivity seen in the opening fixtures. Porto’s successful 1 created consecutive home victories at M4 and M5, but this would be the final home success before four consecutive away wins. The result showed that even when both teams scored, a substantial winning margin was possible. Porto’s performance also established the first three-goal difference on the panel, although Como would later produce a vastly larger margin.
• Match 6: PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Club Brugge. Club Brugge secured a narrow 2-1 victory away to PSV Eindhoven, beginning a four-match sequence of successful visiting teams. PSV scored once at home but could not find the additional goal required for a draw, while Brugge finished with the decisive second. The three-goal total was relatively modest compared with Porto’s preceding 4-1 victory, although both teams still found the net. Club Brugge’s successful 3 interrupted the run of home wins and restored the visiting-team advantage in the cumulative result count. This fixture was important because it demonstrated that the coupon’s away successes were not limited to teams winning comfortably or scoring unusually high totals. A single-goal advantage was enough, provided the visiting side finished ahead. The result also prepared the sequence for the most extraordinary scoring performance of the entire round.
• Match 7: Lens 1-9 Como. Como recorded an extraordinary 9-1 away victory against Lens, producing the highest individual scoring total and the widest winning margin across all ten fixtures. Nine goals gave the visitors an eight-goal advantage, while Lens’ single reply had little effect on the final result. The ten-goal total represented more than one-fifth of the entire coupon’s scoring, making this the standout statistical performance. Como’s nine goals exceeded the combined scoring of many other winning teams and were more than double the four goals recorded by Porto and Viking FK individually. The successful 3 continued the away-winning sequence after Club Brugge’s victory and introduced a result vastly more emphatic than the narrow successes elsewhere on the panel. Lens failed to convert home advantage into meaningful resistance by the final score, leaving Como with the most dominant visiting performance of the round.
• Match 8: RB Leipzig 2-3 Manchester City. Manchester City defeated RB Leipzig 3-2 in another five-goal contest, producing the third consecutive away victory. Leipzig scored twice at home, but City’s third goal established the narrow winning margin. The result contrasted dramatically with Como’s preceding 9-1 success, although both matches delivered the same successful 3. Manchester City’s victory required greater defensive tolerance because the hosts managed two goals, leaving only one separating the teams. The five-goal total also reinforced the round’s attacking character, with multiple players contributing to the scoring on both sides. Leipzig’s two goals demonstrated competitive attacking output but were insufficient to secure a draw. By the end of M8, away victories had become the dominant result type, with Manchester City joining Real Madrid, KV Mechelen, Club Brugge and Como among the successful visiting teams.
• Match 9: Slavia Prague 1-2 Arsenal. Arsenal extended the away-winning sequence to four consecutive matches with a narrow 2-1 victory against Slavia Prague. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Slavia’s single goal kept the match competitive by final score. Arsenal’s successful 3 matched Club Brugge’s earlier 2-1 away result, providing another example of a visiting team securing victory without a clean sheet. The three-goal total was modest compared with the previous two matches, which had contained ten and five goals respectively, but it still maintained the pattern of both teams scoring. Arsenal’s victory brought the total number of away wins to six, ensuring visiting teams would finish as the dominant result category regardless of the final fixture. Slavia failed to convert home advantage into a positive result, and the outcome completed the longest uninterrupted sequence of identical selections on the coupon.
• Match 10: Viking FK 4-1 Sabah FK. Viking FK completed the round with a commanding 4-1 home victory against Sabah FK, ending the four-match sequence of away successes. The hosts scored four times and finished with a three-goal advantage, matching FC Porto’s earlier victory over Napoli in exact scoreline and winning margin. Sabah managed one goal but remained substantially behind, leaving Viking with a clear successful 1. The five-goal total maintained the high-scoring character of the coupon and brought the overall total to 48 goals across ten fixtures. Viking’s four goals also matched Porto for the highest individual scoring return among home teams, although both were far below Como’s remarkable nine-goal away performance. This final home victory completed the official 3/1/3/1/1/3/3/3/3/1 combination, producing four home wins, six away victories and no draws.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 0
• Away Wins: 6
• Biggest Result: Lens 1-9 Como
• Highest-Scoring Match: Lens 1-9 Como
• Highest Individual Scoring: Como, 9 goals
• Biggest Home Victories: FC Porto 4-1 Napoli / Viking FK 4-1 Sabah FK
• Consecutive Away Victories: 4 matches, M6-M9
• Both Teams Scored: 10 matches
• Clean Sheets: 0
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 10
• Total Goals: 48
• Average Goals Per Match: 4.80
• Winning Combination: 3/1/3/1/1/3/3/3/3/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R275,843.40
Winners: 11,829
Dividend: R23.20

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R1,103,373.60
Winners: 650
Dividend: R1,697.40

 

The Wednesday Soccer 10 coupon was defined by extraordinary attacking results and the dominance of visiting teams. Como’s 9-1 victory over Lens was the standout performance, contributing ten goals to a round that finished with 48 overall. Real Madrid, KV Mechelen, Club Brugge, Manchester City and Arsenal supplied the other away victories, while Fenerbahce, Borussia Dortmund, FC Porto and Viking FK secured the four home wins. Every fixture produced goals from both teams, all ten matches finished above 2.5 goals, and none ended in a draw. The four consecutive away successes from M6 to M9 were particularly important for completing the combination. The official 3/1/3/1/1/3/3/3/3/1 sequence produced 650 successful 10/10 entries, each receiving R1,697.40 from the R1,103,373.60 top-tier net pool. Another 11,829 entries matched nine results and received R23.20 each.

 

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

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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)

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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