Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V1 P1 (SEE)
The Thursday 5 November Soccer 6 pool was dominated by visiting teams, with five away victories and only one home success across the six fixtures. Juventus opened the coupon with a narrow 2-1 victory against AZ Alkmaar, while Marseille, St Gilloise, Brighton & Hove Albion and Dinamo Zagreb also secured wins away from home. Celtic Glasgow provided the only home victory, defeating Besiktas 3-2 in the highest-scoring encounter of the round. Four teams recorded clean-sheet victories, and no fixture ended in a draw. The unusual concentration of away results made the official 3/3/3/1/3/3 combination particularly demanding, producing just 61 winning entries. Each successful entry received R4,601.40 from the R280,716.84 net pool.
Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V1 P1 (SEE)
Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V1 P1
| Match |
Team A |
Score |
Team B |
Result |
| M1 |
AZ Alkmaar |
1-2 |
Juventus |
3 |
| M2 |
Bayer Leverkusen |
0-1 |
Marseille |
3 |
| M3 |
Celta de Vigo |
1-2 |
St Gilloise |
3 |
| M4 |
Celtic Glasgow |
3-2 |
Besiktas |
1 |
| M5 |
Getafe |
0-1 |
Brighton-HA |
3 |
| M6 |
Sunderland |
0-2 |
Dinamo Zagreb |
3 |
⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V1 P1
- Match 1: AZ Alkmaar 1-2 Juventus. Juventus began the coupon with a narrow but important 2-1 away victory against AZ Alkmaar. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while AZ managed a single reply that was insufficient to secure a draw. The three-goal result established an attacking start to the panel without producing a comfortable winning margin. Juventus’ success supplied the opening 3 and immediately demonstrated the importance of visiting-team selections. AZ Alkmaar’s home advantage did not translate into a positive outcome, even though the hosts contributed to the scoring. This was one of two fixtures that finished 1-2, with St Gilloise later recording the same result against Celta de Vigo. For Soccer 6 entries, the opening away victory became significant because it introduced a pattern that continued through the next two matches.
- Match 2: Bayer Leverkusen 0-1 Marseille. Marseille extended the opening away-winning sequence with a 1-0 victory against Bayer Leverkusen. Only one goal separated the teams, and the visitors’ clean sheet ensured that their narrow advantage was enough to secure the result. Bayer Leverkusen failed to score at home, making this a significantly lower-scoring encounter than Juventus’ preceding victory. Marseille supplied the second consecutive successful 3, strengthening the early concentration of away results. Unlike Juventus, who conceded once and needed two goals to win, Marseille secured victory with a single goal because their opponents offered no scoring response. The final margin remained minimal, but the outcome was decisive. This result also introduced the first clean-sheet victory of the round, a pattern that appeared again in the closing two fixtures.
- Match 3: Celta de Vigo 1-2 St Gilloise. St Gilloise completed three consecutive away victories by defeating Celta de Vigo 2-1. The visitors scored twice and finished one ahead, while Celta’s single goal was insufficient to earn a point. The final score matched Juventus’ opening success against AZ Alkmaar, producing another narrow away result in which both teams found the net. St Gilloise delivered the third consecutive 3, establishing an unusually concentrated opening sequence. All three home teams had now lost, although two of them had managed to score. The result was important because the coupon’s first half contained no draws or home victories, forcing successful entries to identify three visiting winners in succession. St Gilloise’s narrow advantage also demonstrated that the away-winning pattern was not dependent on large scoring margins.
- Match 4: Celtic Glasgow 3-2 Besiktas. Celtic Glasgow interrupted the visiting teams’ dominance with a 3-2 home victory against Besiktas. Five goals were shared between the teams, making this the highest-scoring encounter of the round. Celtic scored three times and finished one goal ahead, while Besiktas’ two goals kept the final margin narrow. The successful 1 was the only home selection across the six fixtures, distinguishing this match from every other result on the panel. Unlike Marseille’s 1-0 victory, Celtic needed three goals because their opponents also produced a substantial attacking return. The five-goal total accounted for one-third of the entire coupon’s scoring. This fixture was especially important for successful entries because selecting away teams across all six matches would have failed at M4. Celtic’s victory introduced the only exception to an otherwise uninterrupted sequence of visiting successes.
- Match 5: Getafe 0-1 Brighton-HA. Brighton & Hove Albion restored the away-winning pattern with a narrow 1-0 victory against Getafe. A single goal decided the fixture, and Brighton maintained a clean sheet to preserve the advantage. Getafe failed to score at home, leaving the visitors with a decisive result despite the minimum winning margin. The successful 3 was the fourth away selection of the coupon and matched Marseille’s earlier 1-0 victory in both scoreline and venue outcome. The match also represented a sharp reduction in scoring after Celtic and Besiktas had shared five goals immediately before it. Brighton’s success showed how a low-scoring fixture could deliver the same Soccer 6 result as a more productive attacking performance. With five fixtures completed, visiting teams had won four times, and Celtic remained the only successful home side.
- Match 6: Sunderland 0-2 Dinamo Zagreb. Dinamo Zagreb completed the coupon with a convincing 2-0 away victory against Sunderland. The visitors scored twice without conceding, establishing the largest away-winning margin of the round. Sunderland failed to find the net at home, making this the third clean-sheet victory for a visiting side. Unlike Juventus and St Gilloise, who each won 2-1, Dinamo Zagreb secured a more comfortable two-goal difference. The closing 3 confirmed five away victories from six matches, an exceptional concentration of visiting successes. It also ensured that all three matches following the Celtic victory were decided in favour of the away team or, in this case, the final two away teams. No draw appeared anywhere on the panel. The result completed the official 3/3/3/1/3/3 combination, which produced only 61 perfect winning entries.
Soccer 6 Results Summary
- Home Wins: 1
- Draws: 0
- Away Wins: 5
- Biggest Winning Margin: Sunderland 0-2 Dinamo Zagreb
- Highest-Scoring Match: Celtic Glasgow 3-2 Besiktas
- Only Home Victory: Celtic Glasgow 3-2 Besiktas
- Consecutive Away Victories: 3 matches, M1-M3
- Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
- Clean-Sheet Victories: 3 matches
- Total Goals: 15
- Average Goals Per Match: 2.50
- Winning Combination: 3/3/3/1/3/3
- Status: Official
6/6 Results
Net Pool: R280,716.84
Winners: 61
Dividend: R4,601.40
Five away victories defined this Thursday Soccer 6 round, with Juventus, Marseille, St Gilloise, Brighton & Hove Albion and Dinamo Zagreb all defeating their hosts. The opening three matches produced consecutive away selections before Celtic Glasgow interrupted the sequence with a 3-2 home win against Besiktas, the highest-scoring result of the coupon. Brighton and Dinamo Zagreb then restored visiting-team dominance with clean-sheet victories, leaving Celtic as the only successful home side. No fixture ended level, and the official 3/3/3/1/3/3 combination proved particularly demanding. A total of 61 winning 6/6 entries shared the R280,716.84 net pool, with each receiving R4,601.40.
Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V3 P2 (SDD)
The second Thursday Soccer 6 pool delivered a varied set of outcomes, featuring three home victories, two away successes and one draw. Ajax Amsterdam produced the standout result with an extraordinary 8-1 away victory against FC Midtjylland, accounting for more than half of the coupon’s seventeen goals. FC Thun defeated Hearts 3-1 in the strongest home attacking performance, while Levski Sofia and Mjallby AIF also secured home wins without conceding. AGF Aarhus and Sporting Braga opened the round with a goalless draw, and Trabzonspor completed the panel with a narrow 0-1 defeat against Freiburg. The official 2/3/1/1/1/3 combination produced 129 winning entries, each receiving R1,357.80 from the R175,225.50 net pool.
Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V3 P2 (SDD)
Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V3 P2
| Match |
Team A |
Score |
Team B |
Result |
| M1 |
AGF Aarhus |
0-0 |
Sporting Braga |
2 |
| M2 |
FC Midtjylland |
1-8 |
Ajax Amsterdam |
3 |
| M3 |
FC Thun |
3-1 |
Hearts |
1 |
| M4 |
Levski Sofia |
1-0 |
Jagiellonia Bialystok |
1 |
| M5 |
Mjallby AIF |
2-0 |
Borca B Luka |
1 |
| M6 |
Trabzonspor |
0-1 |
Freiburg |
3 |
⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P2
- Match 1: AGF Aarhus 0-0 Sporting Braga. AGF Aarhus and Sporting Braga opened the coupon with a goalless draw, delivering the only level result across the six matches. Neither team managed to score, leaving both sides without the decisive advantage required for an outright victory. The opening 2 immediately made draw coverage important, particularly because every remaining match produced a winner. AGF Aarhus were unable to convert home advantage into victory, while Sporting Braga failed to secure an away success. The absence of goals also contrasted sharply with the extraordinary scoring total that followed in M2. This fixture was the lowest-scoring encounter on the coupon and one of four matches in which at least one team failed to score. For successful Soccer 6 entries, correctly identifying the opening draw was essential before the panel shifted towards visiting and home victories.
- Match 2: FC Midtjylland 1-8 Ajax Amsterdam. Ajax Amsterdam produced an extraordinary 8-1 away victory against FC Midtjylland, delivering the highest-scoring match and the largest winning margin of the entire round. The visitors scored eight times and finished seven goals ahead, while Midtjylland’s single goal had little influence on the final outcome. The nine-goal total accounted for more than half of all goals scored across the coupon, making this the defining statistical performance. Ajax’s eight goals also exceeded the combined individual scoring totals of the other five winning teams. The successful 3 followed the opening draw and introduced the first outright victory. Unlike the narrow results that appeared later, this match was decided by an overwhelming difference on the scoreboard. Midtjylland’s home advantage offered no meaningful protection against the final result, and Ajax established by far the most dominant away performance of the panel.
- Match 3: FC Thun 3-1 Hearts. FC Thun restored the home-winning pattern with a convincing 3-1 victory against Hearts. The hosts scored three times and finished two ahead, while Hearts’ single goal was insufficient to challenge the result. This was the highest-scoring fixture outside Ajax Amsterdam’s exceptional victory, contributing four goals to the coupon’s overall total. Thun’s successful 1 introduced the first home selection after the opening draw and away success. The two-goal winning margin was considerably smaller than Ajax’s seven-goal advantage, but it still represented a comfortable victory. Hearts managed to score away from home, preventing a clean sheet, yet the final score left no uncertainty about the winning team. This result also began three consecutive home victories, a sequence that would become the defining pattern of the middle and closing sections before Freiburg’s final away success.
- Match 4: Levski Sofia 1-0 Jagiellonia Bialystok. Levski Sofia defeated Jagiellonia Bialystok 1-0, providing the second consecutive home victory. A single goal decided the match, and Levski’s clean sheet ensured that their narrow advantage remained sufficient. Jagiellonia failed to find the net away from home, leaving the hosts with a successful 1. Compared with Thun’s preceding 3-1 victory, this fixture was considerably lower scoring and depended more heavily on preventing the opposition from responding. The one-goal margin made the match one of the closest outright results on the coupon, alongside Freiburg’s later victory against Trabzonspor. Levski’s result was significant because it extended the developing home-winning sequence without requiring multiple goals. The result also introduced a run of low-scoring fixtures after the first three matches had produced thirteen goals, making the second half of the panel much more restrained.
- Match 5: Mjallby AIF 2-0 Borca B Luka. Mjallby AIF completed three consecutive home victories with a convincing 2-0 success against Borca B Luka. The hosts scored twice without conceding, establishing a comfortable two-goal advantage. Borca B Luka failed to score away from home, making Mjallby the second consecutive home team to preserve a clean sheet. The successful 1 completed the M3-M5 home-winning sequence that followed Ajax Amsterdam’s emphatic victory. Unlike Levski Sofia’s preceding 1-0 result, Mjallby established an additional goal of protection, reducing the effect that a single opposition goal would have had on the final outcome. With five matches completed, the coupon contained three home victories, one away win and one draw. Mjallby’s clean-sheet success also contributed to the defensive pattern that dominated the final three fixtures, all of which featured goals from only one side.
- Match 6: Trabzonspor 0-1 Freiburg. Freiburg completed the coupon with a narrow 1-0 away victory against Trabzonspor. The visitors scored the only goal and maintained a clean sheet, preventing the hosts from securing an equaliser. The result matched Levski Sofia’s earlier 1-0 victory in total scoring and winning margin, but delivered the opposite Soccer 6 selection because Freiburg played away from home. The closing 3 ended the sequence of three consecutive home victories and provided the second successful visiting selection. Trabzonspor failed to score, meaning that all three final matches produced clean-sheet victories. The low-scoring finish contrasted dramatically with Ajax’s nine-goal encounter earlier in the round. Freiburg’s success completed the official 2/3/1/1/1/3 combination, which required one opening draw, an emphatic away result, three consecutive home victories and a final visiting success.
Soccer 6 Results Summary
- Home Wins: 3
- Draws: 1
- Away Wins: 2
- Biggest Result: FC Midtjylland 1-8 Ajax Amsterdam
- Highest-Scoring Match: FC Midtjylland 1-8 Ajax Amsterdam
- Highest Individual Scoring: Ajax Amsterdam, 8 goals
- Biggest Home Victory: FC Thun 3-1 Hearts / Mjallby AIF 2-0 Borca B Luka
- Only Draw: AGF Aarhus 0-0 Sporting Braga
- Consecutive Home Victories: 3 matches, M3-M5
- Both Teams Scored: 2 matches
- Clean-Sheet Victories: 3 matches
- Total Goals: 17
- Average Goals Per Match: 2.83
- Winning Combination: 2/3/1/1/1/3
- Status: Official
6/6 Results
Net Pool: R175,225.50
Winners: 129
Dividend: R1,357.80
Ajax Amsterdam’s extraordinary 8-1 victory against FC Midtjylland dominated this Thursday Soccer 6 round, contributing nine of the coupon’s seventeen goals. AGF Aarhus and Sporting Braga opened with the only draw, before Ajax produced the first outright victory. FC Thun then defeated Hearts 3-1, beginning three consecutive home successes completed by Levski Sofia and Mjallby AIF. Freiburg ended the sequence with a narrow 1-0 away victory against Trabzonspor. The completed coupon contained three home wins, two away victories and one draw, with the final three matches all producing clean-sheet results. The official 2/3/1/1/1/3 combination generated 129 successful 6/6 entries, each receiving R1,357.80 from the R175,225.50 net pool.
Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V3 P1 (SDD)
The third Thursday Soccer 6 pool produced a perfectly balanced distribution of results, with two home victories, two draws and two away wins. Anderlecht opened the coupon with a convincing 2-0 victory over Red Bull Salzburg, while Crystal Palace and Hoffenheim shared the points in a 1-1 draw. Viktoria Plzen secured a narrow 1-0 away success against Lillestrom, and NEC Nijmegen delivered one of the strongest attacking performances with a 3-1 home victory over Omonia Nicosia. Real Sociedad and Lyon finished level before Bournemouth completed the round with a convincing 3-1 away win against AC Sparta Prague. The official 1/2/3/1/2/3 combination produced 237 winning entries, each receiving R1,165.80 from the R276,361.56 net pool.
Status: Official
Pool Code: S6 V3 P1 (SDD)
Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Thu 5 Nov – S6 V3 P1
| Match |
Team A |
Score |
Team B |
Result |
| M1 |
Anderlecht |
2-0 |
Red Bull Salzburg |
1 |
| M2 |
Crystal Palace |
1-1 |
Hoffenheim |
2 |
| M3 |
Lillestrom |
0-1 |
Viktoria Plzen |
3 |
| M4 |
NEC Nijmegen |
3-1 |
Omonia Nicosia |
1 |
| M5 |
Real Sociedad |
1-1 |
Lyon |
2 |
| M6 |
AC Sparta Prague |
1-3 |
Bournemouth |
3 |
⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P1
- Match 1: Anderlecht 2-0 Red Bull Salzburg. Anderlecht opened the coupon with a convincing 2-0 home victory against Red Bull Salzburg. The hosts scored twice without conceding, establishing a comfortable two-goal advantage. Salzburg failed to register a goal away from home, leaving Anderlecht with a decisive result rather than a narrow victory dependent on a single-goal margin. The opening 1 provided the first successful home selection and introduced one of the two clean-sheet victories recorded across the round. Anderlecht’s result was particularly significant because the coupon would subsequently alternate between draws, away wins and home victories without repeating the same selection in consecutive fixtures. The two-goal margin also matched the largest winning difference recorded on the panel, although NEC Nijmegen and Bournemouth achieved their victories with different scorelines. This was one of the clearest results of the round and established a positive opening for entries selecting the home side.
- Match 2: Crystal Palace 1-1 Hoffenheim. Crystal Palace and Hoffenheim finished 1-1, producing the first draw of the Soccer 6 coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither established the additional goal needed for victory. Palace were unable to convert home advantage into an outright result, while Hoffenheim secured a draw rather than adding an away success. The successful 2 interrupted the home-winning start established by Anderlecht and introduced a different outcome into the combination. With two goals overall, this fixture matched Anderlecht’s opening match in total scoring but differed because both sides contributed equally. The result was particularly important for entries that had backed the home team after the opening victory. Crystal Palace’s failure to finish ahead demonstrated that scoring at home did not automatically translate into a successful home selection. This became the first of two 1-1 draws across the round, with Real Sociedad and Lyon later producing an identical scoreline.
- Match 3: Lillestrom 0-1 Viktoria Plzen. Viktoria Plzen secured a narrow 1-0 away victory against Lillestrom, delivering the first successful visiting selection on the coupon. A single goal separated the teams, and Plzen’s clean sheet ensured that their advantage remained intact. Lillestrom failed to score at home, making this the lowest-scoring fixture of the round. Unlike Anderlecht’s opening two-goal victory, Plzen required only one goal because the opposition offered no scoring response. The result supplied a successful 3 immediately after Crystal Palace’s draw, completing three different outcomes across the first three matches. This was also the second and final clean-sheet victory on the panel, distinguishing it from the four fixtures in which both teams scored. Lillestrom’s inability to secure an equaliser proved decisive, while Viktoria Plzen demonstrated that an away victory could be achieved without a high scoring total or a comfortable winning margin.
- Match 4: NEC Nijmegen 3-1 Omonia Nicosia. NEC Nijmegen restored the home-winning pattern with a convincing 3-1 victory against Omonia Nicosia. The hosts scored three times and finished two goals ahead, producing one of the strongest outright performances on the coupon. Omonia managed one goal away from home but could not prevent defeat, leaving NEC with a clear successful 1. The four-goal total made this the joint-highest-scoring fixture alongside Bournemouth’s later victory against AC Sparta Prague. Unlike Anderlecht, who also won by two goals but kept a clean sheet, NEC conceded once while producing a higher attacking return. The result was important because it interrupted the draw-and-away sequence that followed the opening match and provided the second home victory of the round. With four fixtures completed, the coupon contained two home successes, one draw and one away win, maintaining a relatively balanced distribution of outcomes rather than allowing one result type to dominate.
- Match 5: Real Sociedad 1-1 Lyon. Real Sociedad and Lyon played out a 1-1 draw, delivering the second level result of the round. Both teams scored once, but neither secured a winning advantage. Sociedad were unable to turn home conditions into victory, while Lyon could not claim an away success despite finding the net. The final score matched Crystal Palace’s earlier 1-1 draw exactly, creating two identical results in the six-match combination. The successful 2 was particularly important because all four other fixtures produced outright winners. Entries that correctly identified Anderlecht, Viktoria Plzen and NEC Nijmegen still needed to cover this draw to remain in contention for the perfect 6/6 result. The two-goal total was lower than the four goals shared by NEC and Omonia in the preceding match, returning the coupon to a more restrained scoring pattern. This result also ensured that the completed panel would contain exactly two draws, regardless of the final outcome.
- Match 6: AC Sparta Prague 1-3 Bournemouth. Bournemouth completed the coupon with a convincing 3-1 away victory against AC Sparta Prague. The visitors scored three times and established a two-goal winning margin, while Sparta’s single goal was insufficient to secure a closer result. The four-goal total matched NEC Nijmegen’s earlier 3-1 victory, although Bournemouth delivered the opposite Soccer 6 selection because they played away from home. The closing 3 completed an unusual sequence in which home wins, draws and away victories each appeared twice. Bournemouth’s three-goal contribution made them the joint-highest-scoring team of the round alongside NEC Nijmegen, while their two-goal advantage matched the largest winning margin. Sparta’s home advantage did not prevent defeat, and the visitors supplied the second away success after Viktoria Plzen’s earlier 1-0 victory. The result completed the official 1/2/3/1/2/3 combination, with 237 entries correctly identifying all six outcomes.
Soccer 6 Results Summary
- Home Wins: 2
- Draws: 2
- Away Wins: 2
- Biggest Winning Margin: 2 goals
- Biggest Home Victories: Anderlecht 2-0 Red Bull Salzburg / NEC Nijmegen 3-1 Omonia Nicosia
- Biggest Away Victory: AC Sparta Prague 1-3 Bournemouth
- Highest-Scoring Matches: NEC Nijmegen 3-1 Omonia Nicosia / AC Sparta Prague 1-3 Bournemouth
- Lowest-Scoring Match: Lillestrom 0-1 Viktoria Plzen
- Draws: Crystal Palace 1-1 Hoffenheim / Real Sociedad 1-1 Lyon
- Both Teams Scored: 4 matches
- Clean-Sheet Victories: 2 matches
- Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 2
- Total Goals: 15
- Average Goals Per Match: 2.50
- Winning Combination: 1/2/3/1/2/3
- Status: Official
6/6 Results
Net Pool: R276,361.56
Winners: 237
Dividend: R1,165.80
The Thursday Soccer 6 coupon delivered a perfectly balanced distribution of two home victories, two away wins and two draws. Anderlecht opened with a comfortable 2-0 success against Red Bull Salzburg, while Crystal Palace and Hoffenheim produced the first 1-1 draw. Viktoria Plzen secured a narrow away victory against Lillestrom before NEC Nijmegen defeated Omonia Nicosia 3-1 in one of the highest-scoring matches. Real Sociedad and Lyon shared the points in another 1-1 draw, and Bournemouth completed the round with a convincing 3-1 away victory against AC Sparta Prague. The absence of consecutive identical selections made the official 1/2/3/1/2/3 combination particularly distinctive. A total of 237 entries correctly matched all six outcomes, each receiving R1,165.80 from the R276,361.56 net pool.
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