Soccer 13 Results and Analysis – Wed 4 Nov – S13 V2 (SWW)

The Wednesday 4 November Soccer 13 pool delivered a remarkable combination of high-scoring matches, convincing away victories and tightly contested home results. Como produced the standout performance with an extraordinary 9-1 victory against Lens, while FC Porto and Viking FK both recorded impressive 4-1 home successes. Manchester City defeated RB Leipzig 3-2, and Arsenal secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Slavia Prague. Cardiff City and West Ham United shared six goals in a dramatic 3-3 draw, while Sao Paulo and Corinthians completed the coupon with a goalless result. The 13 fixtures produced 48 goals, six home victories, five away wins and two draws. The official winning combination generated 106 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving a substantial R82,614.00 dividend.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V2 (SWW)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 13 – Wed 4 Nov – S13 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 13 – S13 V2

• Match 1: Slavia Prague 1-2 Arsenal. Arsenal opened the Soccer 13 coupon with a narrow 2-1 away victory against Slavia Prague. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, overcoming the home side despite conceding. Slavia’s goal kept the result competitive, but it was insufficient to produce a draw. Arsenal’s successful 3 established the first away selection in the official combination. The one-goal winning margin demonstrated that the visitors did not need a comfortable advantage to secure victory. Both teams contributed to the scoring, beginning a sequence of nine consecutive fixtures in which neither side kept a clean sheet. The result was particularly important for entries that favoured Arsenal’s stronger competitive profile, as the visiting team converted that advantage into the necessary result. It also introduced the early pattern of away victories, which continued in the following match against RB Leipzig.
• Match 2: RB Leipzig 2-3 Manchester City. Manchester City extended the away-winning start with a 3-2 victory against RB Leipzig. The five-goal encounter was considerably more productive than Arsenal’s opening success, although the winning margin remained just one goal. Leipzig scored twice at home and stayed within striking distance, but City’s third goal made the decisive difference. The visitors supplied the second consecutive 3, creating an opening combination of two away selections. Manchester City’s three goals also represented one of the higher individual scoring returns among the winning teams, although the later performances from FC Porto, Viking FK and Como would exceed that total. Unlike a comfortable clean-sheet victory, this result required City to overcome substantial attacking resistance. Leipzig’s two goals demonstrated competitiveness but did not prevent defeat, leaving the hosts without the positive result needed for either a home or draw selection.
• Match 3: Borussia Dortmund 2-1 Real Betis. Borussia Dortmund brought the opening sequence of away victories to an end with a 2-1 home success against Real Betis. The hosts scored twice and maintained a one-goal advantage, while Betis’ reply was not enough to secure a draw. Dortmund’s victory delivered the first successful 1 of the coupon and introduced a shift towards home results. The scoreline matched Arsenal’s opening victory in total goals and winning margin, although the winning side now occupied the home position. Dortmund’s two goals proved sufficient because the visitors managed only one, making the result a closely contested outright victory rather than a dominant performance. With three matches completed, the panel featured two away wins and one home success, all decided by a single goal. This pattern would change in the following fixture, where FC Porto established a substantially larger winning margin against Napoli.
• Match 4: FC Porto 4-1 Napoli. FC Porto delivered one of the strongest home performances of the round with a convincing 4-1 victory against Napoli. Four goals gave the hosts a three-goal advantage, while Napoli’s single reply had limited influence on the final outcome. The five-goal total made this one of the more productive fixtures on the panel, although Como’s extraordinary result later in the coupon would produce twice as many goals. Porto supplied the second consecutive home 1, completing a temporary change in the combination after the opening away successes. The three-goal winning margin was substantially greater than Dortmund’s narrow victory and demonstrated the hosts’ effectiveness on the scoreboard. Napoli failed to prevent a decisive defeat despite scoring away from home. Porto’s four-goal return also became the joint-highest individual scoring total among home teams, matched by Viking FK in M7.
• Match 5: PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Club Brugge. Club Brugge restored the away-winning pattern with a narrow 2-1 victory against PSV Eindhoven. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while PSV’s goal was insufficient to produce a draw. This was another fixture decided by the minimum winning margin, matching the earlier results involving Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund. Club Brugge’s successful 3 interrupted the two-match sequence of home victories and introduced another visiting success into the combination. PSV were unable to convert home advantage into a positive result, despite contributing to the scoring. The three-goal total was relatively modest compared with Porto’s previous 4-1 victory, but it carried the same importance for entries selecting the correct winner. Club Brugge also became the third visiting team to secure victory in the opening five fixtures, reinforcing the importance of away selections.
• Match 6: Lens 1-9 Como. Como produced the defining result of the entire Soccer 13 pool with an extraordinary 9-1 away victory against Lens. The visitors scored nine times and finished with an eight-goal advantage, creating by far the largest winning margin on the panel. The ten-goal total represented more than one-fifth of all goals scored across the thirteen fixtures. Lens managed one goal but remained substantially behind, making the successful 3 unambiguous. Como’s nine goals exceeded the individual scoring totals of every other team by at least five, establishing a remarkable difference from the rest of the round. The result also extended the away-winning sequence begun by Club Brugge in the preceding fixture. While other visiting teams required narrow one-goal margins, Como delivered overwhelming superiority on the scoreboard. This match was the main statistical outlier and a central feature of the completed pool’s exceptionally high scoring total.
• Match 7: Viking FK 4-1 Sabah FK. Viking FK followed Como’s extraordinary away victory with an emphatic 4-1 home success against Sabah FK. The hosts scored four times and finished three goals ahead, matching FC Porto’s earlier victory over Napoli in both exact scoreline and winning margin. Sabah managed one goal, but the visitors could not prevent a comfortable defeat. Viking’s successful 1 ended the two-match sequence of away selections at M5 and M6. The five-goal total contributed further to an already high-scoring panel, although it was only half the total recorded in Lens against Como. Viking also joined Porto as the highest-scoring home team, with both producing four goals and conceding once. This result highlighted the difference between the round’s emphatic victories and the narrow one-goal finishes that appeared elsewhere, while adding another home result to the official combination.
• Match 8: Bristol City 1-2 Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Bristol City, adding the fifth successful visiting selection to the coupon. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Bristol’s single goal kept the final margin competitive. Unlike Como’s dominant success and Viking’s three-goal home advantage, this fixture required only a narrow difference to determine the winner. Wolverhampton’s successful 3 restored the away-winning pattern after Viking’s victory. The result also continued the early run of matches in which both teams scored, with Bristol contributing offensively despite defeat. Wolverhampton’s two-goal return was sufficient because the hosts managed only one, demonstrating how effective finishing combined with defensive resistance could decide a closely contested match. This became the final away victory of the Soccer 13 round, as the remaining five fixtures produced home wins and draws.
• Match 9: Cardiff City 3-3 West Ham United. Cardiff City and West Ham United played out a spectacular 3-3 draw, providing the highest-scoring match outside Como’s remarkable victory against Lens. Both teams scored three times, but neither secured the additional goal required for an outright result. Cardiff’s home advantage and three-goal attacking return were insufficient to earn victory, while West Ham also finished level despite matching that productive performance. The six-goal total made this the second-highest-scoring encounter on the panel. The successful 2 introduced the first draw after eight consecutive fixtures with outright winners. This was particularly significant because the opening eight matches had all featured goals from both sides without finishing level. Cardiff against West Ham demonstrated that extensive attacking output could still lead to a draw. The result also marked the end of the coupon’s both-teams-to-score sequence, with the final four matches producing no goals from the visiting teams.
• Match 10: Wrexham 2-0 Middlesbrough. Wrexham defeated Middlesbrough 2-0, securing the first clean-sheet victory of the Soccer 13 round. Two unanswered goals provided a comfortable winning margin, while Middlesbrough failed to score away from home. The result contrasted sharply with Cardiff’s preceding six-goal draw, reducing the total scoring from six to two. Wrexham’s successful 1 introduced a new pattern in the closing section of the coupon, where home teams began to dominate through defensive performances. Unlike the earlier matches, in which every team had found the net, Wrexham prevented their opponents from scoring entirely. The hosts did not need an unusually high attacking return because their clean sheet ensured that two goals were more than sufficient. This result also became the first of three consecutive home victories, all achieved without conceding, making defensive effectiveness the defining characteristic of the final outright winners.
• Match 11: 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 and maintained a clean sheet, producing exactly the same scoreline and winning margin as the preceding fixture. Reading failed to score away from home, leaving Oxford with a clear result rather than a narrow contest decided by one goal. The successful 1 extended the closing home-winning sequence to two matches. This repeated scoreline was particularly notable because the coupon had previously featured several high-scoring encounters involving goals from both teams. Oxford’s defensive performance ensured that a relatively modest two-goal attacking return was sufficient for victory. The result also strengthened the overall home-win total, bringing the hosts closer to overtaking the number of visiting successes. With eleven fixtures completed, the final portion of the combination had shifted decisively towards home selections and lower scoring.
• Match 12: Botafogo RJ 1-0 Atletico Mineiro. Botafogo secured a narrow 1-0 home victory against Atletico Mineiro, providing the third consecutive clean-sheet home success. Only one goal separated the teams, making this the lowest-scoring outright victory on the panel. Atletico Mineiro failed to find an equaliser, while Botafogo’s defensive performance ensured that a single goal was enough to claim the result. The successful 1 completed the run of three consecutive home selections from M10 through M12. Unlike Wrexham and Oxford United, who each established two-goal margins, Botafogo needed only the minimum winning advantage. This result brought the total number of home victories to six, exceeding the five away wins recorded earlier in the round. It also continued the sharp reduction in scoring after Cardiff’s 3-3 draw, with the final three outright matches producing only five goals between them. Botafogo’s success was the last decisive result before the closing goalless draw.
• Match 13: Sao Paulo 0-0 Corinthians. Sao Paulo and Corinthians completed the Soccer 13 coupon with a goalless draw, providing the second level result after Cardiff City’s earlier 3-3 encounter. Neither team managed to score, making this the lowest-scoring match on the panel and the only fixture without any goals. Sao Paulo were unable to convert home advantage into victory, while Corinthians did not add a sixth away success. The successful 2 completed the official winning combination and ended a closing sequence dominated by low-scoring results. The contrast between the two draws was particularly striking: Cardiff and West Ham shared six goals, while Sao Paulo and Corinthians finished without scoring. Entries that correctly identified the preceding twelve results still required this final draw to achieve a perfect 13/13 outcome. The completed sequence rewarded 106 winning entries, each receiving R82,614.00 from the top-tier prize pool.

 

Soccer 13 Results Summary

• Total Matches: 13
• Home Wins: 6
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 5
• Home Win Percentage: 46.2%
• Draw Percentage: 15.4%
• Away Win Percentage: 38.5%
• 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
• Highest-Scoring Draw: Cardiff City 3-3 West Ham United
• Goalless Draw: Sao Paulo 0-0 Corinthians
• Consecutive Home Victories: 3 matches, M10-M12
• Both Teams Scored: 9 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 3
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 9
• Total Goals: 48
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.69
• Winning Combination: 3/3/1/1/3/3/1/3/2/1/1/1/2
• Status: Official

 

10/13 Results

Net Pool: R2,335,288.00
Winners: 191,091
Dividend: R0.00

 

11/13 Results

Net Pool: R1,094,400.00
Winners: 34,200
Dividend: R32.00

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R2,049,264.00
Winners: 3,192
Dividend: R642.00

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R8,757,084.00
Winners: 106
Dividend: R82,614.00

 

Soccer 13 Pool Outcome

The completed Soccer 13 panel produced an evenly distributed contest between home and away results, although the sequence of outcomes was far from predictable. Arsenal and Manchester City opened with consecutive away victories, before Borussia Dortmund and FC Porto responded with two home successes. Club Brugge and Como then restored the visiting-team pattern, with Como delivering the round’s extraordinary 9-1 result against Lens.

The middle section continued to alternate between home and away outcomes. Viking FK defeated Sabah FK 4-1, while Wolverhampton secured the fifth away victory against Bristol City. Cardiff City and West Ham United then produced the first draw, sharing six goals in a match that required a different selection from all eight preceding fixtures.

The closing section was dominated by home teams. Wrexham and Oxford United each recorded 2-0 victories, while Botafogo secured a narrower 1-0 success. These three consecutive clean-sheet results were followed by Sao Paulo’s goalless draw with Corinthians, completing a sequence that shifted from exceptionally high scoring towards defensive outcomes.

The payout structure reflected the difficulty of completing the full thirteen-result combination. A total of 191,091 entries matched ten results, but the official dividend for that tier was R0.00. Another 34,200 entries matched eleven results and received R32.00 each, while 3,192 entries achieved 12/13 and collected R642.00 per winning entry. Only 106 entries correctly selected all thirteen outcomes, producing the substantial top-tier dividend of R82,614.00 from the R8,757,084.00 net pool.

 

The Wednesday Soccer 13 coupon featured 48 goals, six home victories, five away wins and two draws, with Como’s remarkable 9-1 demolition of Lens standing out as the defining result. Arsenal, Manchester City, Club Brugge and Wolverhampton also secured important away victories, while Borussia Dortmund, FC Porto and Viking FK delivered successful home selections earlier in the panel. Cardiff City’s dramatic 3-3 draw with West Ham United introduced the first level result, before Wrexham, Oxford United and Botafogo completed three consecutive clean-sheet home victories. Sao Paulo and Corinthians finished 0-0 in the final match, completing the official 3/3/1/1/3/3/1/3/2/1/1/1/2 combination. Only 106 entries achieved the full 13/13 result, with each receiving R82,614.00. Another 3,192 entries matched twelve outcomes and collected R642.00, while 34,200 entries received R32.00 for 11/13. The combination of high-scoring away victories, a late run of home successes and two very different draws made this an exceptionally demanding Soccer 13 pool.

 

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)

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