Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V1 P1 (SCC)

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V1 P1 pool produced an exceptional away-dominated round, with four visiting victories, one draw and only one home success. Bristol Rovers and Reading opened with a 2-2 draw before Notts County defeated Burton Albion 3-0 away from home. Wigan Athletic continued the visiting-team dominance with a 2-1 victory against Crewe Alexandra, while Chesterfield produced the most dramatic scoreline by defeating Mansfield Town 5-3. Gillingham added another 2-1 away success against Northampton Town before Plymouth Argyle finally delivered the only home victory with a 2-1 result against Swindon Town. The six matches generated 24 goals, including eight in the Mansfield encounter alone. Four consecutive away victories between M2 and M5 proved particularly important in shaping the official winning combination. The 2/3/3/3/3/1 sequence produced 58 successful entries, each receiving R2,428.20 from the R140,846.94 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: SCC
Pool: S6 V1 P1
Match Date: Tue 10 Nov

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V1 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V1 P1

• Match 1: Bristol Rovers 2-2 Reading. Bristol Rovers and Reading opened the coupon with an entertaining 2-2 draw, producing the only successful 2 of the round. Both teams scored twice, but neither established the additional goal needed for an outright victory. The four-goal result immediately created an attacking opening to the panel, while also denying Bristol Rovers the home success that would remain rare throughout the coupon. Reading demonstrated enough attacking effectiveness to match the hosts and secure a point away from home. The final score does not reveal which team controlled possession or led during the match, but it clearly establishes the balanced scoring outcome. The draw was particularly significant because the following four fixtures would all produce visiting victories. This meant the opening selection required a different result category from the dominant away-winning sequence that followed. The 2-2 finish also became the highest-scoring draw of the round, as no other match ended level. Accurate identification of this opening result was therefore essential for entries targeting the complete six-match combination.
• Match 2: Burton Albion 0-3 Notts County. Notts County delivered a convincing 3-0 away victory against Burton Albion, introducing the first successful 3 of the coupon. The visitors scored three times without conceding, producing the only clean-sheet victory of the entire round. Burton failed to score at home and finished with a three-goal deficit, making this the largest winning margin among the six completed matches. The result contrasted with the balanced opening draw, providing a decisive visiting success rather than another closely matched contest. Notts County’s three-goal attacking return also demonstrated that away teams were capable of winning comfortably rather than relying exclusively on narrow margins. This fixture began a sequence of four consecutive away victories, the defining characteristic of the official winning combination. The result was especially important because it required confidence in the visiting side despite Burton’s home advantage. Notts County’s combination of three goals scored and none conceded made this the most convincing all-round performance based on the final score.
• Match 3: Crewe Alexandra 1-2 Wigan Athletic. Wigan Athletic secured a narrow 2-1 away victory against Crewe Alexandra, producing the second consecutive successful 3. Both teams scored, but Wigan finished one goal ahead to secure the required visiting result. Unlike Notts County’s comfortable three-goal success, this fixture remained closely contested according to the final score. Crewe managed to find the net at home but could not match Wigan’s two-goal return. The three-goal total also represented a reduction in scoring from the opening two fixtures, although it still delivered another outright victory for the visitors. Wigan’s result strengthened the developing away-winning pattern and increased the challenge for entries relying heavily on home selections. The fact that Crewe scored made defensive perfection unnecessary for Wigan, but their second goal became essential to the final outcome. By the completion of M3, the coupon contained one draw and two away victories, with no home team yet securing a win. The official combination was already moving strongly towards visiting-team selections.
• Match 4: Mansfield Town 3-5 Chesterfield. Chesterfield produced the most spectacular result of the round with a remarkable 5-3 away victory against Mansfield Town. Eight goals were scored, making this the highest-scoring fixture by a considerable margin. Mansfield contributed three goals at home, a total that would often be competitive, but conceded five and finished two behind. Chesterfield recorded the highest individual scoring return on the coupon and supplied the third consecutive successful 3. The outcome demonstrated how a match could feature substantial home attacking productivity while still delivering a decisive visiting victory. Chesterfield’s five goals accounted for more than one fifth of all goals scored across the six-match panel. This encounter was especially significant because its high scoring and two-goal winning margin distinguished it from Wigan’s preceding narrow success. The result also reinforced the difficulty of the coupon, as successful entries required another away selection in a fixture where both teams contributed heavily to the scoreboard. The 5-3 finish became the defining attacking result of the round and a major contributor to the overall total of 24 goals.
• Match 5: Northampton Town 1-2 Gillingham. Gillingham defeated Northampton Town 2-1 away from home, completing four consecutive successful 3 selections from M2 through M5. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Northampton’s single goal was insufficient to secure a draw. The final score matched Wigan’s 2-1 victory against Crewe, reinforcing the pattern of visiting teams securing narrow advantages as well as emphatic wins. Gillingham’s result was significant because it extended the away-winning sequence immediately after Chesterfield’s extraordinary five-goal performance. Although this match produced fewer goals, it carried the same importance for the winning combination. Northampton became the fourth consecutive home team unable to secure a positive outright result, despite finding the net. With five matches completed, the coupon had produced one draw and four away victories, leaving no successful home selection. Gillingham’s victory made the middle sequence particularly demanding for entries that had selected a mixture of home wins and draws across those positions. It also placed considerable importance on the final Plymouth fixture to determine whether the entire coupon would remain without a home success.
• Match 6: Plymouth Argyle 2-1 Swindon Town. Plymouth Argyle completed the coupon with a 2-1 home victory against Swindon Town, producing the only successful 1 of the round. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Swindon’s single reply was not enough to secure a draw. The result ended the sequence of four consecutive visiting victories and introduced the final outcome category needed for the official combination. Plymouth’s winning margin matched the narrow 2-1 away successes recorded by Wigan and Gillingham, but the venue reversed the required selection. The three-goal encounter brought the total number of goals across the coupon to 24, confirming an average of four goals per match. Plymouth were the only home team to finish ahead, making their success particularly distinctive in an otherwise away-dominated panel. The final result completed the official 2/3/3/3/3/1 combination. Only 58 entries correctly predicted all six outcomes, with each receiving R2,428.20 from the R140,846.94 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Total Matches: 6
• Home Wins: 1
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 4
• Home Win Percentage: 16.7%
• Draw Percentage: 16.7%
• Away Win Percentage: 66.7%
• Total Goals: 24
• Average Goals Per Match: 4.00
• Highest-Scoring Match: Mansfield Town 3-5 Chesterfield
• Highest Individual Scoring: Chesterfield, 5 goals
• Biggest Winning Margin: Notts County, 3 goals
• Only Home Victory: Plymouth Argyle 2-1 Swindon Town
• Only Draw: Bristol Rovers 2-2 Reading
• Longest Consecutive Away-Win Sequence: 4 matches, M2-M5
• Both Teams Scored: 5 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 1
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 6
• Matches With Over 3.5 Goals: 2
• Winning Combination: 2/3/3/3/3/1
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R140,846.94
Winners: 58
Dividend: R2,428.20

 

Soccer 6 Pool Outcome

The completed Tuesday Soccer 6 V1 P1 pool was defined by visiting-team dominance and unusually strong attacking output. Bristol Rovers and Reading opened with a 2-2 draw, but the following four fixtures all ended in away victories. Notts County recorded the largest winning margin with a 3-0 success against Burton Albion, while Wigan Athletic and Gillingham secured narrow 2-1 victories against Crewe Alexandra and Northampton Town respectively.

Chesterfield provided the most remarkable attacking performance with a 5-3 victory against Mansfield Town. The eight-goal contest contributed one third of the coupon’s 24 goals and became the highest-scoring match by a clear margin. The result also demonstrated how a home team could score three times and still fail to avoid defeat.

Plymouth Argyle finally ended the away-winning sequence with a 2-1 home victory against Swindon Town. That outcome supplied the only successful home selection and completed a combination heavily concentrated around visiting teams. Every match produced at least three goals, while five of the six fixtures featured scoring contributions from both sides.

The official 2/3/3/3/3/1 combination produced 58 perfect entries, each receiving R2,428.20. The result distribution made accurate away selections especially important, with four consecutive visiting victories creating the defining challenge of the round.

 

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V1 P1 pool delivered an unusually attacking round featuring 24 goals, four away victories, one draw and only one home success. Bristol Rovers and Reading opened with a 2-2 draw before Notts County recorded a commanding 3-0 victory against Burton Albion, producing the largest winning margin and the only clean-sheet victory. Wigan Athletic followed with a narrow 2-1 away success against Crewe Alexandra, while Chesterfield produced the outstanding attacking result by defeating Mansfield Town 5-3 in an eight-goal encounter. Gillingham continued the visiting-team dominance with another 2-1 victory against Northampton Town, completing four consecutive away selections. Plymouth Argyle then secured the only home win by defeating Swindon Town 2-1 and completing the official 2/3/3/3/3/1 winning combination. All six fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, while five featured goals from both teams, highlighting the consistently productive attacking results. The official R140,846.94 net pool produced 58 perfect 6/6 entries, with each winner receiving R2,428.20. The decisive feature was the uninterrupted sequence of four away victories, supported by Chesterfield’s extraordinary five-goal performance and the final change to a home selection. Accurate visiting-team coverage was essential to completing this challenging Soccer 6 coupon.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V3 P2 (SBB)

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V3 P2 pool produced a strongly home-oriented combination, with four home victories, one draw and one away success. Barnet opened with an entertaining 4-2 victory against Leyton Orient, while Leicester City defeated Walsall 2-1. Oxford United then recorded a convincing 4-0 win against Cheltenham Town before Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers produced the only draw in a goalless encounter. Bradford City restored the home-winning pattern with another 4-0 victory, this time against York City. Milton Keynes Dons completed the round with a 2-1 away success against Bromley, providing the only visiting victory. The six fixtures generated 20 goals, with Oxford United and Bradford City recording identical four-goal clean-sheet wins. The official 1/1/1/2/1/3 combination produced 576 successful entries, each receiving R305.40 from the R176,169.42 net pool. The relatively large number of winning entries reflected a coupon where four of the six outcomes favoured the home teams.

Status: Official
Pool Code: SBB
Pool: S6 V3 P2
Match Date: Tue 10 Nov

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V3 P2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P2

• Match 1: Barnet 4-2 Leyton Orient. Barnet opened the coupon with an impressive 4-2 home victory against Leyton Orient, delivering the first successful 1 and the highest-scoring encounter of the round. Six goals were shared between the teams, with Barnet scoring four and establishing a two-goal winning margin. Leyton Orient managed to score twice away from home, but that attacking return was insufficient to avoid defeat. The hosts’ four goals represented the joint-highest individual scoring total on the coupon, subsequently matched by Oxford United and Bradford City. Unlike those later victories, however, Barnet conceded twice and therefore needed a substantially productive attacking performance to maintain a comfortable margin. The result immediately established a home-winning pattern, with three consecutive successful home selections appearing at the beginning of the coupon. Barnet’s two-goal advantage was also important because it demonstrated that the first result was not decided by a single narrow scoring difference. The four-goal attacking return and six-goal total made this the most productive individual fixture. The opening success set the tone for a round in which home teams would eventually win four of the six matches.
• Match 2: Leicester City 2-1 Walsall. Leicester City defeated Walsall 2-1, producing the second consecutive successful home 1. The hosts scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Walsall contributed a single reply but could not secure a draw. The three-goal total represented a more restrained attacking encounter than Barnet’s opening 4-2 victory, although both matches delivered the same home-winning selection. Leicester’s narrow margin meant that their second goal was essential to finishing ahead, contrasting with the more comfortable victories recorded later by Oxford United and Bradford City. Walsall remained competitive on the final scoreboard but failed to match the hosts’ scoring return. The result was important because it established a two-match home-winning sequence immediately after Barnet’s success. Entries supporting visiting teams early in the coupon would already have encountered difficulties, while those prioritising the hosts were positioned more favourably. Leicester’s victory also became the only home success decided by a single goal. This narrow result demonstrated that the coupon’s home dominance was not exclusively associated with large winning margins or defensive clean sheets.
• Match 3: Oxford United 4-0 Cheltenham Town. Oxford United delivered one of the most convincing performances of the round with a comprehensive 4-0 home victory against Cheltenham Town. The hosts scored four times without conceding, establishing the largest winning margin recorded on the coupon. The result provided the third consecutive successful 1 and extended the opening sequence of home victories. Unlike Barnet and Leicester, Oxford maintained a clean sheet, making their four-goal attacking return particularly effective. Cheltenham failed to find the net and finished four goals behind, leaving no ambiguity about the result category. Oxford’s victory also became the first of two identical 4-0 home successes, with Bradford City later recording the same score against York City. The four-goal margin highlighted the difference between a narrow win and a comprehensive result, even though both contribute a single home selection in Soccer 6. By the completion of M3, the coupon had produced three home victories and no draws or away wins. This opening pattern was particularly significant because it accounted for half of the entire winning combination before Stockport and Tranmere interrupted the sequence.
• Match 4: Stockport County 0-0 Tranmere Rovers. Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers produced the only draw of the round, finishing 0-0 and delivering the successful 2. Neither team managed to score, creating the only goalless fixture on a coupon otherwise containing several productive attacking results. Stockport were unable to convert home conditions into a fourth consecutive home victory, while Tranmere avoided defeat without securing an outright visiting success. The result interrupted three successive successful home selections and introduced the first outcome category other than 1. The contrast with Oxford United’s preceding 4-0 victory was considerable, with the total goal count falling from four to zero. This was the only match in which both teams failed to score, making it a distinctive position within the overall result sequence. The draw also became important for winning entries because a prediction focused entirely on home victories would have failed at M4. Stockport and Tranmere’s level finish demonstrated that the broader home-winning pattern still required accurate draw coverage at a specific position. The goalless outcome also contributed to reducing the overall scoring average despite the high returns in other matches.
• Match 5: Bradford City 4-0 York City. Bradford City restored the home-winning pattern with a commanding 4-0 victory against York City, delivering the fourth and final successful 1 of the coupon. The hosts scored four times and maintained a clean sheet, exactly matching Oxford United’s earlier performance against Cheltenham Town. Bradford’s four-goal winning margin was therefore tied for the largest of the round, while their attacking return matched Barnet and Oxford for the highest individual goal total. York failed to score and could not establish any response on the final scoreboard. The result was particularly important because it followed Stockport’s goalless draw and returned the combination to the outcome category that had dominated the opening three matches. Bradford became the fourth home winner, confirming that the majority of fixtures favoured Team A. The clean-sheet success also highlighted the effectiveness of the hosts at both ends of the pitch, unlike Barnet and Leicester, who had conceded during their victories. With five matches completed, the coupon contained four home wins and one draw, leaving only the final Bromley fixture capable of adding a visiting victory to the combination.
• Match 6: Bromley 1-2 Milton Keynes Dons. Milton Keynes Dons completed the coupon with a narrow 2-1 away victory against Bromley, providing the only successful 3. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Bromley’s single goal was insufficient to avoid defeat. The final result reversed the dominant home-winning pattern and introduced the last outcome category needed for the official combination. Unlike the comfortable four-goal victories recorded by Oxford United and Bradford City, MK Dons secured success through a narrow margin while conceding once. The three-goal encounter brought the coupon’s overall total to 20 goals, confirming an average of 3.33 per match. The visiting result was significant because it arrived after four home successes and one draw, making the final selection different from the dominant earlier pattern. Bromley’s failure to secure a positive result also meant that five of the six fixtures produced outright winners rather than draws. The final successful 3 completed the official 1/1/1/2/1/3 combination, which generated 576 winning entries and a dividend of R305.40 per winner.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Total Matches: 6
• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 1
• Home Win Percentage: 66.7%
• Draw Percentage: 16.7%
• Away Win Percentage: 16.7%
• Total Goals: 20
• Average Goals Per Match: 3.33
• Highest-Scoring Match: Barnet 4-2 Leyton Orient
• Highest Individual Scoring: Barnet, Oxford United and Bradford City, 4 goals each
• Biggest Winning Margin: 4 goals
• Biggest Victories: Oxford United 4-0 Cheltenham Town / Bradford City 4-0 York City
• Only Away Victory: Bromley 1-2 Milton Keynes Dons
• Only Draw: Stockport County 0-0 Tranmere Rovers
• Longest Consecutive Home-Win Sequence: 3 matches, M1-M3
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 2
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 5
• Matches With Under 2.5 Goals: 1
• Winning Combination: 1/1/1/2/1/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R176,169.42
Winners: 576
Dividend: R305.40

 

Soccer 6 Pool Outcome

The completed Soccer 6 V3 P2 round was dominated by home teams, which secured four of the six victories. Barnet established an attacking start with a 4-2 win against Leyton Orient before Leicester City defeated Walsall 2-1. Oxford United then recorded a comprehensive 4-0 success against Cheltenham Town, completing three consecutive home victories.

Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers interrupted that sequence with the only goalless draw. The 0-0 result became the most important change in the middle of the coupon because it required a draw selection after three successful home outcomes. Bradford City restored the home-winning pattern by defeating York City 4-0, matching Oxford United’s scoreline and producing the second four-goal clean-sheet victory.

Milton Keynes Dons completed the panel with a 2-1 victory against Bromley, supplying the sole away result. The six matches generated 20 goals, with five producing more than 2.5 goals. Despite the strong overall scoring, two home teams maintained clean sheets in convincing victories.

The official 1/1/1/2/1/3 combination produced 576 perfect entries, each receiving R305.40. The high concentration of home victories resulted in a substantially larger winner count than the other Tuesday pools, although correctly covering Stockport’s draw and the closing MK Dons away success remained essential.

 

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V3 P2 pool produced 20 goals across six fixtures, with four home victories, one draw and one away success. Barnet opened with an entertaining 4-2 victory against Leyton Orient, delivering the highest-scoring encounter of the round. Leicester City continued the home-winning pattern with a narrow 2-1 success against Walsall before Oxford United produced an emphatic 4-0 victory over Cheltenham Town. Stockport County and Tranmere Rovers then finished goalless, providing the only successful draw selection and interrupting three consecutive home results. Bradford City restored the home dominance with another convincing 4-0 victory against York City, matching Oxford’s four-goal winning margin and clean-sheet performance. Milton Keynes Dons completed the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Bromley, supplying the only successful visiting selection. Five of the six matches exceeded 2.5 goals, while Oxford United and Bradford City delivered the strongest defensive and attacking combinations through their identical 4-0 successes. The official 1/1/1/2/1/3 winning combination produced 576 perfect entries from the R176,169.42 net pool, with each winner receiving R305.40. The relatively large winner count reflected the concentration of home victories, while the Stockport draw and final MK Dons away success provided the two most distinctive positions in the result sequence. Accurate recognition of the four home selections was central to completing this Soccer 6 panel.

 

Soccer 6 Results and Analysis – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V3 P1 (SBB)

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V3 P1 pool featured six European women’s football fixtures and produced a combination dominated by visiting teams. Three away victories, two home wins and one draw completed the official results, with the opening BK Hacken against Chelsea encounter finishing goalless. Real Madrid Women delivered a convincing 3-0 home victory against Paris FC before AS Roma Women defeated Servette 2-1. The final three matches then produced consecutive visiting successes, beginning with Wolfsburg’s 3-0 victory against Feyenoord. Manchester City Women recorded a commanding 4-1 result against Inter Milan, while Bayern Munich Women completed the round with a 2-1 success against Paris Saint-Germain. The six fixtures generated 17 goals, with Manchester City producing the highest individual scoring total. The official 2/1/1/3/3/3 winning combination resulted in 1,253 successful entries, each receiving R183.00 from the R229,554.72 net pool.

Status: Official
Pool Code: SBB
Pool: S6 V3 P1
Match Date: Tue 10 Nov

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 6 – Tue 10 Nov – S6 V3 P1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 6 – S6 V3 P1

• Match 1: BK Hacken (W) 0-0 Chelsea (W). BK Hacken Women and Chelsea Women opened the coupon with a goalless draw, delivering the only successful 2 of the round. Neither team managed to score, making this the only fixture on the panel without a goal. Chelsea’s failure to find the net was notable given the club’s established attacking resources, while Hacken successfully avoided defeat against high-quality opposition. The final score demonstrates defensive resistance from both sides, although it does not establish which team controlled possession or created more opportunities. Chelsea left without an outright visiting success, preventing the coupon from beginning with the away-winning pattern that would dominate the final three fixtures. Hacken also failed to convert home conditions into victory, producing a balanced opening result instead. The goalless outcome was particularly important because the other five matches all produced outright winners and at least three goals. This made M1 the only result requiring a draw selection, distinguishing it from the successful home and away predictions that followed. The result contributed no goals to the final total of seventeen but played an essential role in determining the complete winning combination.
• Match 2: Real Madrid (W) 3-0 Paris FC (W). Real Madrid Women recorded 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 strong effectiveness at both ends of the pitch. Paris FC failed to score and finished three goals behind, making this one of the clearest outright results on the panel. Madrid’s three-goal return matched Wolfsburg’s later away victory, although the successful result category differed because Madrid were playing at home. The clean sheet was particularly significant because only one other team, Wolfsburg, secured an outright victory without conceding. This match ended the goalless opening sequence and introduced the first goals of the round, all scored by the home team. Real Madrid’s success also became one of only two home victories on the coupon, with Roma providing the other in the following match. The result established a strong home-winning section before the combination shifted decisively towards visiting teams. Madrid’s comfortable margin ensured that the winning selection was clearly determined by the final score.
• Match 3: AS Roma (W) 2-1 Servette FC (W). AS Roma Women defeated Servette FC Women 2-1, producing the second consecutive successful home 1. Roma scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while Servette managed a single reply but could not secure a draw. The three-goal encounter contrasted with Real Madrid’s preceding 3-0 victory because Roma conceded and won by a narrower margin. Both matches nevertheless produced successful home selections, creating a short run of two consecutive victories for Team A. Servette’s goal demonstrated enough attacking contribution to keep the final score competitive, but Roma’s second goal provided the decisive difference. The result was important because it completed the coupon’s entire home-winning total, with the remaining three fixtures all favouring visiting teams. Roma’s 2-1 success also introduced the first match in which both sides scored, a pattern repeated in the closing Manchester City and Bayern Munich victories. With three matches completed, the panel contained one draw and two home successes, with no visiting victory yet recorded. The combination would change direction completely from M4 onwards, making Roma’s narrow win the final home selection before the decisive away-dominated finish.
• Match 4: Feyenoord (W) 0-3 Wolfsburg (W). Wolfsburg Women delivered a convincing 3-0 away victory against Feyenoord Women, producing the first successful 3 of the round. The visitors scored three times without conceding and established a three-goal winning margin, matching Real Madrid’s earlier result in both scoring and defensive performance while reversing the venue outcome. Feyenoord failed to score at home, leaving the visiting side with a comfortable final advantage. Wolfsburg’s clean sheet was particularly significant because it was the second and final clean-sheet victory on the coupon. The result interrupted the two consecutive home wins produced by Real Madrid and Roma and introduced a new visiting-team pattern. From this point onward, every remaining fixture would deliver the same successful 3 selection. Wolfsburg’s three-goal return also demonstrated that a visiting side could secure a decisive result without conceding, contrasting with the narrower away victory recorded by Bayern Munich later. The match therefore became an important turning point in the official combination, establishing the start of three consecutive away successes. The final score made Wolfsburg’s victory one of the most convincing outcomes of the completed panel.
• Match 5: Inter Milan (W) 1-4 Manchester City W. Manchester City Women produced the highest individual scoring total of the round with an emphatic 4-1 away victory against Inter Milan Women. Five goals were scored, making this the highest-scoring encounter on the coupon. City finished three goals ahead, matching the largest winning margin recorded by Real Madrid and Wolfsburg in their respective 3-0 victories. Inter managed to score once at home, but that response was insufficient against City’s four-goal attacking return. The visiting success delivered the second consecutive successful 3 and confirmed that the momentum of the coupon had shifted towards away teams. Unlike Wolfsburg’s preceding victory, Manchester City conceded, but their substantial attacking productivity ensured a comfortable final margin. The five-goal total contributed almost thirty percent of the round’s seventeen goals, making this the defining attacking fixture. Inter’s home advantage did not translate into a positive result despite scoring, while Manchester City recorded the strongest scoring performance across all six matches. The result was particularly important for the winning combination because it extended the away-winning sequence immediately before the closing PSG against Bayern Munich encounter.
• Match 6: Paris SG (W) 1-2 Bayern Munich (W). Bayern Munich Women completed the coupon with a narrow 2-1 away victory against Paris Saint-Germain Women, delivering the third consecutive successful 3. The visitors scored twice and finished one goal ahead, while PSG’s single reply was insufficient to secure a draw. The final result contrasted with Manchester City’s emphatic 4-1 victory because Bayern required only a narrow winning margin, although both matches produced the same visiting selection. PSG contributed to the scoreboard at home but failed to match Bayern’s two-goal total. The result was significant because it completed an uninterrupted sequence of three away victories across M4 through M6, following the opening draw and two home successes. Bayern’s victory also brought the total goals scored on the coupon to seventeen, confirming an average of 2.83 per match. The closing fixture therefore completed the official 2/1/1/3/3/3 combination, with the final half of the coupon entirely dominated by visiting teams. The result contributed to a relatively large number of successful entries, as 1,253 winners each received R183.00 from the R229,554.72 net pool.

 

Soccer 6 Results Summary

• Total Matches: 6
• Home Wins: 2
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 3
• Home Win Percentage: 33.3%
• Draw Percentage: 16.7%
• Away Win Percentage: 50.0%
• Total Goals: 17
• Average Goals Per Match: 2.83
• Highest-Scoring Match: Inter Milan W 1-4 Manchester City W
• Highest Individual Scoring: Manchester City W, 4 goals
• Biggest Winning Margin: 3 goals
• Biggest Victories: Real Madrid W 3-0 Paris FC W / Feyenoord W 0-3 Wolfsburg W / Inter Milan W 1-4 Manchester City W
• Home Victories: Real Madrid W and AS Roma W
• Away Victories: Wolfsburg W, Manchester City W and Bayern Munich W
• Only Draw: BK Hacken W 0-0 Chelsea W
• Longest Consecutive Away-Win Sequence: 3 matches, M4-M6
• Both Teams Scored: 3 matches
• Clean-Sheet Victories: 2
• Matches With Over 2.5 Goals: 5
• Matches With Under 2.5 Goals: 1
• Winning Combination: 2/1/1/3/3/3
• Status: Official

 

6/6 Results

Net Pool: R229,554.72
Winners: 1,253
Dividend: R183.00

 

Soccer 6 Pool Outcome

The completed Soccer 6 V3 P1 panel featured a clear division between the opening and closing sections. BK Hacken and Chelsea began with a goalless draw, preventing an opening visiting victory and introducing the only successful draw selection. Real Madrid Women and AS Roma Women then secured consecutive home wins against Paris FC and Servette, completing the entire home-winning portion of the combination.

The final three matches changed the result pattern completely. Wolfsburg recorded a convincing 3-0 away victory against Feyenoord, Manchester City delivered the highest-scoring performance with a 4-1 success against Inter Milan, and Bayern Munich defeated Paris Saint-Germain 2-1. These consecutive visiting victories created the defining second half of the coupon.

Real Madrid and Wolfsburg recorded the two clean-sheet victories, while Manchester City’s four goals represented the highest individual attacking return. Five of the six matches exceeded 2.5 goals, with Hacken against Chelsea providing the only goalless result.

The official 2/1/1/3/3/3 winning combination produced 1,253 perfect entries, each receiving R183.00. The relatively low dividend reflected the substantial number of successful entries, although correctly identifying the opening draw and the complete shift to away victories in the final three matches remained essential.

 

The Tuesday 10 November Soccer 6 V3 P1 pool produced seventeen goals across six women’s football fixtures, with three away victories, two home wins and one draw. BK Hacken and Chelsea opened with a goalless result, providing the only successful draw selection and preventing the visiting side from securing an outright victory. Real Madrid then defeated Paris FC 3-0 in a convincing home performance before AS Roma recorded a narrower 2-1 success against Servette. These two results completed the coupon’s home-winning sequence before the final three matches shifted entirely towards visiting teams. Wolfsburg defeated Feyenoord 3-0, maintaining a clean sheet and establishing a comfortable three-goal margin. Manchester City followed with the strongest attacking performance of the round, scoring four times in a 4-1 away victory against Inter Milan. Bayern Munich completed the coupon with a narrow 2-1 victory against Paris Saint-Germain, confirming three consecutive successful away selections. Five fixtures exceeded 2.5 goals, while Real Madrid and Wolfsburg recorded the only clean-sheet victories. The official 2/1/1/3/3/3 winning combination produced 1,253 perfect 6/6 entries from the R229,554.72 net pool, with each winner receiving R183.00. The decisive pattern was the transition from an opening draw and two home victories to three consecutive away successes, with Manchester City’s four-goal performance providing the highest attacking return. Accurate identification of that result sequence was essential to completing this Soccer 6 round.

 

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