Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Tue 10 Nov – S10 V2 (1UU)

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 10 V2 pool delivered an extraordinary 37 goals across ten fixtures, producing five home victories, three away wins and two draws. Barnet opened the round with an entertaining 4-2 victory against Leyton Orient, while Bristol Rovers and Reading shared four goals in a 2-2 draw. Notts County then secured a convincing 3-0 away victory against Burton Albion before Wigan Athletic defeated Crewe Alexandra 2-1. Leicester City restored the home-winning pattern with a narrow 2-1 success against Walsall, but Chesterfield produced the most spectacular result by defeating Mansfield Town 5-3 in an eight-goal encounter. Gillingham continued the visiting-team success with a 2-1 victory against Northampton Town, while Plymouth Argyle and Oxford United recorded home wins against Swindon Town and Cheltenham Town respectively. Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers completed the coupon with the only goalless draw. The official 1/2/3/3/1/3/3/1/1/2 winning combination produced 699 entries with 9/10 correct results, while just 36 entries successfully predicted all ten outcomes. Each perfect winner received R15,509.00 from the R558,327.84 top-tier net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: 1UU
Pool: S10 V2
Match Date: Tue 10 Nov

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Tue 10 Nov – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Barnet 4-2 Leyton Orient. Barnet opened the Soccer 10 coupon with an emphatic 4-2 home victory against Leyton Orient, providing the first successful 1 of the round. Six goals were shared between the teams, making this one of the most productive attacking encounters on the panel. Barnet scored four times and established a two-goal winning margin, while Leyton Orient contributed twice but could not recover enough to avoid defeat. The hosts’ four-goal return was the second-highest individual scoring total on the coupon, behind Chesterfield’s five against Mansfield Town. Although Barnet conceded twice, their superior attacking output ensured a comfortable final margin. The opening result immediately established the potential for a high-scoring round, with both teams contributing to the scoreboard. Barnet’s home victory also became significant because the coupon would eventually produce an evenly contested distribution between outright home and away successes, rather than being dominated by one category throughout. Unlike the later 4-0 victory recorded by Oxford United, Barnet required four goals while conceding twice, creating a more open final score. The successful 1 started the winning combination before Bristol Rovers and Reading introduced the first draw in the following match.
• Match 2: Bristol Rovers 2-2 Reading. Bristol Rovers and Reading finished level at 2-2, delivering the first successful 2 of the coupon. Both teams scored twice, producing four goals without either side establishing a decisive advantage. Bristol Rovers were unable to convert home conditions into an outright victory, while Reading secured a positive away result without claiming all three points. The four-goal draw maintained the attacking tone established by Barnet’s opening victory, bringing the combined scoring total from the first two matches to ten goals. This fixture was particularly important because the coupon contained only two draws, with the other appearing in the final match between Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers. Unlike that later goalless encounter, Bristol Rovers and Reading both made substantial attacking contributions. The 2-2 result demonstrated that a draw selection could emerge from a productive attacking match rather than a defensive stalemate. It also interrupted the opening home-winning pattern before Notts County and Wigan Athletic delivered consecutive away victories. The successful 2 therefore became an essential early position in a combination containing five home wins, three away victories and just two level results.
• Match 3: Burton Albion 0-3 Notts County. Notts County recorded a commanding 3-0 away victory against Burton Albion, introducing the first successful 3 of the round. The visitors scored three times without conceding, establishing a three-goal winning margin and producing one of only two clean-sheet victories on the coupon. Burton failed to score at home and finished with a substantial deficit, making this the most convincing visiting result according to the final score. Unlike the opening two fixtures, where both teams contributed to the scoreboard, Notts County controlled the scoring entirely. Their three goals also highlighted the attacking potential of visiting teams, which would become increasingly important in the middle section of the coupon. The result initiated consecutive away successes, with Wigan Athletic defeating Crewe Alexandra in the following match. Notts County’s clean sheet was particularly significant because Chesterfield and Gillingham would later secure visiting victories while conceding goals. The comfortable margin made the successful 3 clear, contrasting with the narrower away results elsewhere. By the completion of M3, the coupon had produced one home victory, one draw and one away success, creating an even early distribution before the result pattern shifted again.
• Match 4: Crewe Alexandra 1-2 Wigan Athletic. Wigan Athletic secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Crewe Alexandra, delivering the second consecutive successful 3. Both teams scored, but Wigan finished one goal ahead to claim the visiting success. Crewe contributed a single goal at home, keeping the final margin competitive, although the hosts could not produce the additional goal required for a draw. The three-goal encounter represented a more restrained scoring performance than the opening two matches and Notts County’s preceding 3-0 victory. Wigan did not need the same attacking return as Notts County, but their two goals were sufficient because Crewe managed only one. The result was particularly important because it completed the first consecutive away-winning sequence of the coupon. It also demonstrated that visiting victories could arise through narrow margins rather than comprehensive results. The successful 3 extended the middle section’s away-oriented pattern before Leicester City restored the home selection in M5. Wigan’s victory later gained additional significance because Gillingham would record an identical 2-1 visiting success against Northampton Town, showing that the same scoreline contributed to two separate away positions in the official winning combination.
• Match 5: Leicester City 2-1 Walsall. Leicester City defeated Walsall 2-1, returning the coupon to a successful home 1 after two consecutive visiting victories. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Walsall’s single reply was insufficient to secure a draw. The three-goal result matched Wigan’s preceding 2-1 victory in scoring total and winning margin, but the venue reversed the successful selection. Leicester therefore became the second home winner on the coupon, following Barnet’s opening victory. Unlike Barnet, who scored four times and won by two goals, Leicester required only two goals to establish a narrow advantage. Walsall remained competitive on the final scoreboard, but the hosts maintained the decisive one-goal margin. This match was particularly significant because it interrupted the away-winning sequence before Chesterfield and Gillingham delivered two more visiting victories. The changing pattern between home and away outcomes made the combination more demanding than a simple run of identical selections. Leicester’s successful 1 also became part of a five-match home-winning total that would eventually include Plymouth Argyle and Oxford United. The result confirmed that accurate venue-based selections remained important even during an otherwise productive period for visiting teams.
• Match 6: Mansfield Town 3-5 Chesterfield. Chesterfield delivered the most spectacular attacking performance of the coupon with an extraordinary 5-3 away victory against Mansfield Town. Eight goals were scored, making this the highest-scoring fixture by a clear margin. Chesterfield’s five goals represented the highest individual scoring total across all ten matches, while Mansfield’s three goals were not enough to avoid a two-goal defeat. The result supplied another successful 3 and marked the beginning of the coupon’s second consecutive visiting-win sequence. Unlike Notts County’s 3-0 victory, Chesterfield did not maintain a clean sheet, but their attacking productivity more than compensated for the goals conceded. The eight-goal encounter accounted for over one fifth of the panel’s 37 goals, making it a major contributor to the unusually high scoring average. Mansfield’s three-goal return demonstrated that a home team could produce substantial attacking output and still finish behind. The match was particularly significant because the final score required a visiting selection despite both teams contributing heavily to the scoreboard. Chesterfield’s success also provided the largest away attacking return, making this the defining result of the round in terms of goals and offensive production.
• Match 7: Northampton Town 1-2 Gillingham. Gillingham defeated Northampton Town 2-1 away from home, producing the second consecutive successful 3 following Chesterfield’s dramatic victory. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Northampton contributed a single goal but could not secure an equaliser. The result matched Wigan Athletic’s earlier 2-1 visiting success, although it followed a considerably higher-scoring encounter. Gillingham’s victory was significant because it confirmed the second away-winning sequence of the coupon and brought the total number of visiting successes to three. Northampton became another home team unable to capitalise on scoring once, with the visitors’ second goal providing the decisive difference. Unlike Chesterfield’s previous match, which contained eight goals, this encounter produced a more conventional three-goal total, demonstrating that successful away selections appeared in very different attacking circumstances. With seven fixtures completed, the coupon contained three away wins, two home victories and one draw before the closing domestic matches introduced a stronger home-winning pattern. Gillingham’s successful 3 therefore became the final visiting victory, and the result sequence subsequently shifted towards Plymouth and Oxford before ending with Stockport’s draw.
• Match 8: Plymouth Argyle 2-1 Swindon Town. Plymouth Argyle recorded a narrow 2-1 home victory against Swindon Town, producing the third successful 1 of the coupon. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Swindon’s single reply kept the final score competitive. This result ended Chesterfield and Gillingham’s consecutive away-winning sequence and restored the home-oriented pattern for the closing section. Plymouth’s winning margin matched Leicester City’s earlier 2-1 home success, reinforcing the importance of narrow victories in a coupon that also contained several emphatic results. Swindon managed to score away from home but could not match the hosts’ two-goal return. The three-goal total also contributed to a notable scoring pattern, with nine of the ten fixtures producing at least three goals. Plymouth’s victory was particularly important because it created consecutive home selections with Oxford United’s following success. The result demonstrated that the closing section required a change from visiting-team predictions to home-team outcomes. Plymouth’s successful 1 therefore provided a critical transition in the official combination before Oxford recorded one of the most decisive victories of the round.
• Match 9: Oxford United 4-0 Cheltenham Town. Oxford United delivered an emphatic 4-0 home victory against Cheltenham Town, producing the fourth successful 1 and one of the most convincing results on the coupon. The hosts scored four times without conceding, establishing the largest home winning margin of the round. Cheltenham failed to score and finished four goals behind, making Oxford’s performance the most decisive home victory by final margin. The clean sheet was particularly significant because only Notts County had previously achieved an outright victory without conceding. Oxford’s four-goal return also matched Barnet’s attacking total, although the absence of conceded goals gave Oxford a much larger winning margin. The result extended the closing home-winning sequence immediately after Plymouth’s narrow victory and reinforced the importance of Team A selections in the final section. Oxford’s comprehensive success contrasted strongly with the following goalless draw, creating a sharp reduction in scoring between M9 and M10. The successful 1 established the fifth and final home victory of the coupon. With nine matches completed, only the closing Stockport encounter remained to determine whether the winning combination would finish with another outright result or a draw.
• Match 10: Stockport County 0-0 Tranmere Rovers. Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers completed the Soccer 10 coupon with a goalless draw, delivering the second successful 2 of the round. Neither team scored, making this the only fixture without a goal after nine matches had produced 37 goals. Stockport were unable to convert home conditions into a sixth home victory, while Tranmere avoided defeat without recording an outright visiting success. The result contrasted with Bristol Rovers and Reading’s earlier 2-2 draw, demonstrating that the same successful selection could emerge from completely different scoring patterns. This fixture was particularly significant because it interrupted the two consecutive home wins recorded by Plymouth and Oxford and completed a combination containing all three result categories. The goalless outcome also reduced the coupon’s final average slightly, although the overall total remained exceptionally high at 3.70 goals per match. Stockport and Tranmere’s draw became the final position in the official 1/2/3/3/1/3/3/1/1/2 combination. Only 36 entries correctly selected all ten results, each receiving R15,509.00 from the R558,327.84 top-tier net pool.

 

• Total Matches: 10
• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 4
• Home Win Percentage: 40.0%
• Draw Percentage: 20.0%
• Away Win Percentage: 40.0%
• Total Goals: 37
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.70
• Highest-Scoring Match: Mansfield Town 3-5 Chesterfield
• Highest Individual Scoring: Chesterfield, 5 goals
• Biggest Winning Margin: Oxford United, 4 goals
• Biggest Home Victory: Oxford United 4-0 Cheltenham Town
• Biggest Away Victory: Burton Albion 0-3 Notts County
• Home Victories: Barnet, Leicester City, Plymouth Argyle and Oxford United
• Away Victories: Notts County, Wigan Athletic, Chesterfield and Gillingham
• Highest-Scoring Draw: Bristol Rovers 2-2 Reading
• Goalless Draw: Stockport County 0-0 Tranmere Rovers
• Both Teams Scored: 7 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 2
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 9
• Matches With Under 2.5 Goals: 1
• Matches With Over 3.5 Goals: 4
• Longest Consecutive Away-Win Sequence: 2 matches, M3-M4 and M6-M7
• Winning Combination: 1/2/3/3/1/3/3/1/1/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R139,581.96
Winners: 699
Dividend: R199.60

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R558,327.84
Winners: 36
Dividend: R15,509.00

 

Soccer 10 Pool Outcome

The completed Tuesday Soccer 10 V2 round produced an exceptionally high-scoring combination, with 37 goals across ten fixtures. Four home victories, four away successes and two draws created a balanced distribution between outright home and visiting winners. However, the scoring patterns varied considerably, from Chesterfield’s extraordinary five-goal performance against Mansfield Town to the closing goalless draw between Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers.

Barnet established the attacking tone with a 4-2 victory against Leyton Orient before Bristol Rovers and Reading finished level at 2-2. Notts County and Wigan Athletic then secured consecutive away successes, while Leicester City restored the home-winning pattern against Walsall. Chesterfield’s 5-3 victory became the defining attacking result, contributing eight goals to the overall total.

Gillingham extended the second visiting-win sequence with a narrow 2-1 victory against Northampton Town. Plymouth Argyle and Oxford United responded with consecutive home victories, including Oxford’s emphatic 4-0 success against Cheltenham Town. Stockport and Tranmere then completed the round without a goal, supplying the final draw selection.

The official combination produced 699 entries with nine correct results, paying R199.60 each. Only 36 entries correctly predicted all ten matches, collecting R15,509.00 each from the R558,327.84 top-tier net pool. The substantial difference between the two prize categories reflected the additional difficulty of matching every result in a coupon containing two distinct visiting-win sequences, four home successes and two very different draws.

 

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 10 V2 pool produced an extraordinary 37 goals across ten matches, with four home victories, four away wins and two draws. Barnet opened with a convincing 4-2 success against Leyton Orient before Bristol Rovers and Reading shared four goals in a 2-2 draw. Notts County then defeated Burton Albion 3-0 away from home, while Wigan Athletic followed with a narrow 2-1 victory against Crewe Alexandra. Leicester City restored the home-winning pattern by defeating Walsall 2-1, but Chesterfield delivered the most remarkable attacking result of the round with an outstanding 5-3 away victory against Mansfield Town. The eight-goal encounter became the highest-scoring fixture, while Chesterfield’s five goals represented the strongest individual attacking return. Gillingham continued the visiting-team momentum with a 2-1 success against Northampton Town before Plymouth Argyle defeated Swindon Town by the same scoreline at home. Oxford United then recorded the largest winning margin with an emphatic 4-0 victory against Cheltenham Town, while Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers completed the coupon with the only goalless draw. Nine of the ten matches exceeded 2.5 goals, highlighting the exceptionally productive attacking results. The official 1/2/3/3/1/3/3/1/1/2 winning combination produced 699 entries with 9/10 correct results, each receiving R199.60 from the R139,581.96 net pool. Only 36 entries achieved a perfect 10/10, receiving R15,509.00 each from the R558,327.84 top-tier net pool. The decisive challenge was accurately covering the changing sequence of home and away winners while identifying both the high-scoring Bristol Rovers draw and the goalless Stockport finish. The unusually high goal total and substantial top-tier dividend made this a memorable Soccer 10 results round.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Tue 10 Nov – S10 V1 (1TT)

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 10 V1 pool delivered a heavily away-dominated combination, with seven visiting victories, two home wins and only one draw. The ten fixtures generated 30 goals, featuring six women’s football encounters alongside four other European matches. BK Hacken Women and Chelsea Women opened with a goalless draw before Real Madrid Women defeated Paris FC 3-0. Real Jaen then secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Mijas Las Lagunas, while Leganes defeated Trival Valderas 1-0. Milton Keynes Dons continued the visiting-team pattern with a 2-1 victory against Bromley before Valencia produced the largest winning margin of the round with an emphatic 6-0 away success against UE Tavernes. AS Roma Women provided the second and final home victory by defeating Servette 2-1. Wolfsburg, Manchester City and Bayern Munich then completed the coupon with three consecutive away successes against Feyenoord, Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain respectively. The official 2/1/3/3/3/3/1/3/3/3 winning combination produced 18,917 entries with 9/10 correct results, while 1,712 entries achieved a perfect 10/10. Each top-tier winner received R309.00 from the R529,271.68 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: 1TT
Pool: S10 V1
Match Date: Tue 10 Nov

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Tue 10 Nov – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: BK Hacken (W) 0-0 Chelsea (W). BK Hacken Women and Chelsea Women opened the coupon with a goalless draw, producing the only successful 2 of the entire round. Neither team managed to score, making this the only fixture on the ten-match panel without a goal. Chelsea’s inability to find the net was notable given their established attacking resources, while Hacken successfully avoided defeat against a highly regarded opponent. The final score demonstrates defensive resistance from both sides, although it does not establish which team created more opportunities or controlled possession. The draw was especially important because every remaining fixture produced an outright winner, making the opening result the only position requiring a level selection. Chelsea did not secure the visiting success that would become the dominant result category across the rest of the coupon. Hacken also failed to turn home advantage into victory, creating a balanced opening before Real Madrid Women established the first home success. The goalless outcome provided a sharp contrast with the attacking performances that followed, particularly Valencia’s six-goal away victory and Manchester City’s four-goal display. Correctly selecting the opening draw was therefore essential for entries targeting the official complete combination.
• Match 2: Real Madrid (W) 3-0 Paris FC (W). Real Madrid Women produced a convincing 3-0 home victory against Paris FC Women, delivering the first successful 1 of the coupon. The hosts scored three times without conceding, establishing a comfortable winning margin and demonstrating effective attacking and defensive performance. Paris FC failed to score, finishing three goals behind and unable to prevent an outright home success. Real Madrid’s clean sheet was particularly significant because only a small number of teams recorded victories without conceding across the completed panel. The three-goal result ended the goalless opening and established the first scoring contribution of the round. Unlike the next four fixtures, which all produced visiting victories, Madrid secured their result at home, making the successful selection category especially important. Their three-goal margin also matched Wolfsburg’s later away victory in scoring and defensive outcome, although the venues and corresponding selections differed. Real Madrid’s performance became one of only two home wins on the coupon, with Roma providing the other at M7. The result therefore represented an important early home position before the winning combination shifted heavily towards visiting teams.
• Match 3: Mijas Las Lagunas 1-2 Real Jaen. Real Jaen secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Mijas Las Lagunas, introducing the first successful 3 of the round. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Mijas contributed a single goal at home but could not secure a draw. The three-goal encounter introduced a more competitive scoring margin after Real Madrid’s comfortable victory in the preceding match. Real Jaen’s success was particularly important because it began a sequence of four consecutive visiting victories, the defining pattern of the middle section. The home side’s goal demonstrated enough attacking contribution to keep the final score close, but the visitors’ two-goal return proved decisive. This result was the first of several narrow away successes, with Milton Keynes Dons and Bayern Munich later recording identical 2-1 scorelines. The successful 3 also indicated that the coupon would not be dominated by the home selections established in M2. Real Jaen’s victory became part of an extended visiting-team pattern that ultimately accounted for seven of the ten results. The narrow margin reinforced the need to distinguish between competitive scorelines and the actual outright winning selection.
• Match 4: Trival Valderas 0-1 Leganes. Leganes defeated Trival Valderas 1-0 away from home, delivering the second consecutive successful 3. The visitors scored the only goal and maintained a clean sheet, preventing the hosts from producing the equaliser required for a draw. Unlike the preceding Real Jaen victory, where both teams scored, this encounter was decided by a single goal across the entire match. Leganes therefore recorded one of the narrowest possible winning scorelines while still contributing another important away selection. Trival Valderas failed to score at home, leaving no opportunity to recover on the final scoreboard. The result was significant because it extended the developing visiting-team sequence without requiring a high attacking return. It also demonstrated the range of scoring circumstances behind successful away outcomes, from a solitary decisive goal to the more emphatic results recorded later by Valencia and Wolfsburg. Leganes’ clean-sheet performance was particularly important because a single conceded goal would have changed the result to a draw. By the completion of M4, the coupon had produced one draw, one home victory and two consecutive away successes. The pattern would continue with Milton Keynes Dons and Valencia in the following fixtures.
• Match 5: Bromley 1-2 Milton Keynes Dons. Milton Keynes Dons defeated Bromley 2-1 away from home, producing the third consecutive successful 3. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Bromley’s single goal was insufficient to secure a draw. The final score matched Real Jaen’s earlier 2-1 visiting victory, reinforcing the role of narrow away successes during the middle section of the coupon. Bromley contributed to the scoreboard but could not establish the second goal needed to avoid defeat. Unlike Leganes, who had maintained a clean sheet in M4, MK Dons conceded once and needed their second goal to finish ahead. The three-goal encounter therefore represented a more attacking result than the preceding 1-0 victory, but both delivered the same successful selection. The result was particularly significant because it placed three away wins consecutively after Real Madrid’s home success. It also created the final step before Valencia’s extraordinary six-goal performance extended the streak to four matches. MK Dons’ victory illustrated how an away-oriented combination could include both closely contested fixtures and games decided by more substantial margins.
• Match 6: UE Tavernes 0-6 Valencia. Valencia produced the most emphatic result of the entire coupon with an outstanding 6-0 away victory against UE Tavernes. The visitors scored six times without conceding, establishing the largest winning margin and the highest individual scoring total across all ten matches. Tavernes failed to score at home and finished with a six-goal deficit, making this the clearest outright result on the panel. Valencia’s six goals accounted for exactly one fifth of the round’s total of 30, demonstrating the considerable influence of this single fixture on the overall scoring statistics. The success delivered the fourth consecutive 3 and completed an uninterrupted visiting-win sequence from M3 through M6. Unlike the narrow away victories recorded by Real Jaen, Leganes and MK Dons, Valencia established a commanding margin through sustained scoring productivity. The result was particularly important because it confirmed the middle section’s heavy concentration of visiting outcomes. Valencia also recorded one of the round’s clean sheets, further distinguishing the performance from several other away victories where the hosts had scored. The 6-0 finish became the defining result in terms of attacking dominance, winning margin and overall contribution to the coupon’s goal total.
• Match 7: AS Roma (W) 2-1 Servette FC (W). AS Roma Women defeated Servette FC Women 2-1, delivering the second and final successful home 1 of the round. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Servette managed a single reply but could not secure a draw. The three-goal result interrupted the sequence of four consecutive visiting victories established by Real Jaen, Leganes, Milton Keynes Dons and Valencia. Roma therefore provided a crucial change in the winning combination immediately after Valencia’s emphatic six-goal success. Unlike Real Madrid’s earlier comfortable 3-0 victory, Roma won by a narrow margin while conceding once. The final score demonstrated that the hosts did not need a clean sheet to secure the required home outcome, but their second goal was essential. Servette’s attacking contribution kept the final score competitive and prevented Roma from recording a more comfortable margin. The successful 1 became especially important because no further home victories would occur in the final three fixtures. Roma’s result therefore separated two distinct away-winning sequences, making it one of the key positions in the official combination. The following matches would all return to successful visiting selections.
• Match 8: Feyenoord (W) 0-3 Wolfsburg (W). Wolfsburg Women recorded a convincing 3-0 away victory against Feyenoord Women, producing the fifth successful 3 of the coupon. The visitors scored three times and maintained a clean sheet, establishing a comfortable three-goal winning margin. Feyenoord failed to score at home and could not prevent Wolfsburg from securing a decisive visiting success. The final score matched Real Madrid’s earlier 3-0 home victory, demonstrating that identical scoring outcomes could produce different Soccer 10 selections depending on the venue. Wolfsburg’s clean sheet was also important because several other away winners had conceded, while Valencia and Leganes had similarly prevented their opponents from scoring. The result introduced the second consecutive away-winning sequence, which would continue through Manchester City and Bayern Munich. Unlike Valencia’s preceding emphatic result at M6, Wolfsburg did not need six goals to establish a clear advantage. Their three-goal return was sufficient because Feyenoord made no scoring contribution. The successful 3 restored visiting-team dominance after Roma’s home victory and became the opening position of the coupon’s decisive away-oriented finish.
• Match 9: Inter Milan (W) 1-4 Manchester City W. Manchester City Women delivered a commanding 4-1 away victory against Inter Milan Women, producing the second consecutive successful 3 in the closing section. Five goals were scored, making this the second-highest-scoring encounter on the coupon after Valencia’s 6-0 victory. City scored four times and established a three-goal winning margin, while Inter’s single reply was insufficient to challenge the final result. The visitors’ four-goal return represented the second-highest individual scoring total of the round, behind Valencia’s six. Unlike Wolfsburg in the preceding match, Manchester City conceded, but their attacking productivity ensured a comfortable victory. The result was particularly significant because it extended the late visiting-win sequence and reinforced the overall dominance of away teams. Inter contributed to the scoreboard at home but could not match City’s attacking output, providing another example of a home goal failing to prevent defeat. The five-goal total also helped bring the combined scoring across the coupon to 27 before the final PSG and Bayern fixture. Manchester City’s successful 3 demonstrated that the late away successes included both convincing attacking performances and narrower results, rather than relying on identical scorelines.
• Match 10: Paris SG (W) 1-2 Bayern Munich (W). Bayern Munich Women completed the Soccer 10 coupon with a narrow 2-1 away victory against Paris Saint-Germain Women, delivering the seventh successful 3 of the round. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while PSG’s single goal kept the final margin competitive without changing the outright result. Bayern’s success completed three consecutive visiting victories from M8 through M10, following the earlier four-match away-winning sequence from M3 through M6. The final score matched Real Jaen and Milton Keynes Dons’ previous 2-1 away results, confirming that three visiting teams secured narrow victories by the same margin. Unlike Valencia’s six-goal performance or Manchester City’s four-goal display, Bayern required only two goals to secure the necessary selection. PSG became another home side unable to avoid defeat despite scoring. The three-goal fixture brought the total for the entire coupon to 30, confirming an average of three goals per match. Bayern’s successful 3 completed the official 2/1/3/3/3/3/1/3/3/3 combination. The result sequence produced 1,712 perfect entries, each receiving R309.00 from the R529,271.68 top-tier net pool.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Total Matches: 10
• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 7
• Home Win Percentage: 20.0%
• Draw Percentage: 10.0%
• Away Win Percentage: 70.0%
• Total Goals: 30
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.00
• Highest-Scoring Match: UE Tavernes 0-6 Valencia
• Highest Individual Scoring: Valencia, 6 goals
• Biggest Winning Margin: Valencia, 6 goals
• Biggest Home Victory: Real Madrid W 3-0 Paris FC W
• Biggest Away Victory: UE Tavernes 0-6 Valencia
• Home Victories: Real Madrid W and AS Roma W
• Away Victories: Real Jaen, Leganes, Milton Keynes Dons, Valencia, Wolfsburg W, Manchester City W and Bayern Munich W
• Only Draw: BK Hacken W 0-0 Chelsea W
• Longest Consecutive Away-Win Sequence: 4 matches, M3-M6
• Second Consecutive Away-Win Sequence: 3 matches, M8-M10
• Both Teams Scored: 5 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 4
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 8
• Matches With Under 2.5 Goals: 2
• Matches With Over 3.5 Goals: 2
• Winning Combination: 2/1/3/3/3/3/1/3/3/3
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R132,317.92
Winners: 18,917
Dividend: R6.80

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R529,271.68
Winners: 1,712
Dividend: R309.00

 

Soccer 10 Pool Outcome

The completed Tuesday Soccer 10 V1 panel was defined by an overwhelming concentration of visiting-team victories. Seven of the ten fixtures ended with away successes, while only Real Madrid Women and AS Roma Women secured home wins. BK Hacken and Chelsea produced the only draw, finishing 0-0 in the opening match.

The first major result sequence began with Real Jaen’s 2-1 away victory against Mijas Las Lagunas and continued through Leganes’ 1-0 win over Trival Valderas, Milton Keynes Dons’ 2-1 success against Bromley and Valencia’s emphatic 6-0 victory over UE Tavernes. These four consecutive away results established the defining middle section of the coupon.

Roma then interrupted the visiting-team dominance with a narrow 2-1 home success against Servette. However, the closing three women’s fixtures returned immediately to away victories. Wolfsburg defeated Feyenoord 3-0, Manchester City secured a commanding 4-1 win against Inter Milan, and Bayern Munich completed the round by beating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1.

Valencia provided the strongest individual performance, scoring six unanswered goals and recording the largest winning margin. Manchester City’s four-goal return was the second-highest individual total, while eight of the ten fixtures produced more than 2.5 goals. The result pattern was especially distinctive because it contained two separate sequences of consecutive visiting victories, interrupted by the narrow Roma home success.

The official 2/1/3/3/3/3/1/3/3/3 combination produced 18,917 entries with 9/10 correct results, each receiving R6.80. A further 1,712 entries achieved the perfect 10/10 combination, collecting R309.00 each from the R529,271.68 top-tier net pool. The relatively large number of successful entries resulted in substantially lower dividends than the other Tuesday Soccer 10 pool.

 

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 10 V1 pool delivered thirty goals across ten fixtures, producing seven away victories, two home wins and only one draw. BK Hacken Women and Chelsea Women opened with a goalless result before Real Madrid Women recorded a convincing 3-0 home victory against Paris FC. The coupon then shifted decisively towards visiting teams, beginning with Real Jaen’s narrow 2-1 victory against Mijas Las Lagunas. Leganes continued the sequence by defeating Trival Valderas 1-0, while Milton Keynes Dons secured another 2-1 away success against Bromley. Valencia produced the most emphatic result of the round with an extraordinary 6-0 victory against UE Tavernes, establishing the largest winning margin and highest individual scoring total. AS Roma Women interrupted the four-match visiting sequence by defeating Servette 2-1 at home, but the remaining fixtures returned entirely to away victories. Wolfsburg Women recorded a 3-0 success against Feyenoord, Manchester City Women defeated Inter Milan 4-1, and Bayern Munich Women completed the round with a 2-1 victory against Paris Saint-Germain. Eight matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while Valencia’s six-goal performance accounted for one fifth of the entire coupon’s scoring. The official 2/1/3/3/3/3/1/3/3/3 winning combination produced 18,917 entries with nine correct selections, receiving R6.80 each from the R132,317.92 net pool. A total of 1,712 entries achieved a perfect 10/10 and received R309.00 each from the R529,271.68 top-tier pool. The defining feature was the exceptional dominance of visiting teams, including four consecutive away successes in the middle section and three more in the closing fixtures. Accurate away selections were central to completing the combination, while the opening draw and Roma’s home victory provided the main changes in the result pattern.

 

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