Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Thu 12 Nov – S10 V3 (SMM)

The Soccer 10 V3 round finished with four home victories, four away wins and two draws, producing an evenly balanced distribution of outright winners. Guyana delivered the most emphatic performance with a 6-0 away victory against the Cayman Islands, while Belgium, Spain and Belarus also secured wins on the road. Armenia against Cyprus and Barcelona Women against Arsenal Women both ended 1-1, creating consecutive draws early in the coupon. Albania, Montenegro, England and Italy supplied the home victories, with the final two matches strengthening the home-winning total. Across ten fixtures, 29 goals were scored, and the combination required accurate coverage of both draws and four successful away selections.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V3 (SMM)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Thu 12 Nov – S10 V3

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V3

• Match 1: Belgium opened the coupon with a 2-1 away victory against Turkey, immediately establishing the importance of visiting selections. Turkey managed to score at home, but Belgium’s two-goal return secured the decisive one-goal advantage. The result was competitive by the final scoreline, unlike the more comfortable away victories recorded later by Guyana, Spain and Belarus. Belgium’s successful 3 began a coupon in which visiting teams eventually accounted for four of the eight outright victories. With two draws following this result, the opening away selection remained the only winning outcome across the first three fixtures.
• Match 2: Armenia and Cyprus finished 1-1, producing the first draw of the round. Both teams scored once, but neither managed to establish a winning margin. Armenia failed to convert home advantage into victory, while Cyprus avoided defeat without securing an away win. The successful 2 interrupted the opening sequence after Belgium’s victory and introduced draw coverage into the combination. This result was particularly significant because the following match produced an identical scoreline, creating consecutive draws that required accurate selections rather than simply favouring outright winners.
• Match 3: Barcelona Women and Arsenal Women shared the points in another 1-1 draw. Both teams found the net, but neither finished ahead, repeating the result recorded between Armenia and Cyprus. Barcelona could not turn home advantage into victory, while Arsenal secured a draw away from home. The second consecutive 2 meant that two of the opening three matches ended level, making this section unusually dependent on draw selections. With no additional draws in the remaining seven fixtures, correctly identifying both early stalemates was essential for completing the winning combination.
• Match 4: Guyana delivered the most emphatic performance of the round with a 6-0 away victory against the Cayman Islands. Six unanswered goals established the largest winning margin and highest individual scoring total across all ten fixtures. Cayman Islands failed to score at home, while Guyana finished with twice as many goals as Italy, the next-highest scoring team on the coupon. The result also produced the highest-scoring fixture, with six goals entirely supplied by the visitors. This successful 3 ended the sequence of consecutive draws and demonstrated how heavily an away result could influence the overall combination. No other match approached Guyana’s six-goal winning margin.
• Match 5: Albania defeated Finland 2-0 to record the first home victory of the round. Two unanswered goals provided a clear winning margin, while Finland failed to score away from home. Albania’s success was important because the opening four fixtures had produced two away wins and two draws without a single home victory. The result introduced the first 1 and changed the distribution of successful selections. Albania also became one of several teams to record a clean-sheet victory, a pattern that featured prominently across the coupon. The two-goal margin was more comfortable than the narrow home successes later achieved by Montenegro and England.
• Match 6: Spain secured a 2-0 away victory against the Czech Republic, matching Albania’s preceding scoreline but reversing the successful selection. Spain scored twice without conceding, while the hosts failed to make home advantage count. The result introduced the third 3 and continued the strong record of visiting teams across the first six fixtures. Spain’s clean sheet distinguished this victory from Belgium’s earlier 2-1 result, while Guyana remained the most dominant away performer. By the end of M6, the coupon had produced three away victories, two draws and only one home win, placing considerable importance on successfully covering visiting selections.
• Match 7: Montenegro defeated Latvia 2-1 to secure the second home victory of the round. Both teams scored, but Montenegro’s second goal established the decisive advantage. Latvia remained within one goal on the final scoreline, making this a closer contest than Albania’s 2-0 success. The successful 1 interrupted the away-winning pattern after Spain’s victory and restored some balance between home and visiting selections. Montenegro’s narrow margin also matched the eventual England result, with both home teams winning 2-1. The fixture demonstrated that a successful home selection did not necessarily require a comfortable victory.
• Match 8: Belarus defeated San Marino 2-0 away from home, recording the fourth visiting victory of the coupon. The visitors scored twice without conceding, while San Marino failed to find the net despite playing at home. This result matched Spain’s earlier away victory in both scoreline and winning margin. Belarus’ successful 3 completed a sequence in which three of the four away winners had kept clean sheets. With four away victories already recorded, visiting teams had established a substantial share of the final combination. The remaining two fixtures would both favour the hosts, creating an even distribution of home and away wins.
• Match 9: England defeated Croatia 2-1, delivering the third home victory of the round. Both teams scored, but England’s second goal proved decisive and secured the required one-goal advantage. Croatia managed to keep the final margin narrow, although their single goal was insufficient to avoid defeat. England’s successful 1 ended the sequence of alternating home and away victories across M5 to M8. This result also marked the beginning of consecutive home selections in the final two fixtures. The narrow scoreline contrasted with Guyana’s dominant away success and Albania’s clean-sheet home victory.
• Match 10: Italy completed the coupon with a 3-1 home victory against France, producing the strongest attacking return among the home teams. Italy scored three times and established a two-goal winning margin, while France managed one goal in response. Four goals made this the second-highest scoring fixture after Guyana’s 6-0 victory against the Cayman Islands. Italy’s successful 1 delivered the second consecutive home win and brought the total number of home victories level with the four away successes. The closing result completed the official 3/2/2/3/1/3/1/3/1/1 combination, confirming four home wins, two draws and four away victories across the ten matches.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 4
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 4
• Biggest Result: Cayman Islands 0-6 Guyana
• Highest-Scoring Match: Cayman Islands 0-6 Guyana
• Total Goals: 29
• Winning Combination: 3/2/2/3/1/3/1/3/1/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R112,344.20
Winners: 5,331
Dividend: R21.00

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R448,576.80
Winners: 351
Dividend: R1,277.80

 

The Soccer 10 V3 round produced four home wins, four away victories and two draws, with Guyana’s remarkable 6-0 victory over the Cayman Islands standing out as the largest result. Belgium, Spain and Belarus supplied the other away successes, while Albania, Montenegro, England and Italy delivered the home selections. Armenia against Cyprus and Barcelona Women against Arsenal Women both finished 1-1, making consecutive draws an important feature of the opening section. Italy completed the coupon with a 3-1 victory against France, confirming the balanced distribution of outcomes. The official 3/2/2/3/1/3/1/3/1/1 combination produced 5,331 winning 9/10 entries, each receiving R21.00. A further 351 entries correctly selected all ten results, earning R1,277.80 each from the official 10/10 net pool of R448,576.80.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Thu 12 Nov – S10 V2 (SLL)

The Soccer 10 V2 round was dominated by home victories, with seven matches ending in favour of the hosts, two finishing level and only one producing an away win. Benin and Senegal delivered the highest-scoring results through identical 4-1 victories, while Congo DR, Guinea, Cameroon and Ivory Coast also secured home successes. Chambéry SF against Grenoble Foot provided the only away victory, and draws between Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe and Madagascar against Guinea-Bissau interrupted the home-winning pattern. With 27 goals across ten fixtures and eight matches producing at least one goal, the coupon combined several convincing home results with two important draw selections.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V2 (SLL)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Thu 12 Nov – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Congo DR opened the coupon with a convincing 3-1 victory against Sierra Leone. Three goals gave the hosts a two-goal winning margin, while Sierra Leone’s single goal was insufficient to threaten the final outcome. Congo DR’s attacking return was exceeded only by Benin and Senegal, who each scored four times later in the round. The successful 1 immediately established the home-winning pattern that would dominate the coupon. Although Sierra Leone managed to score, Congo DR finished with a comfortable advantage and delivered the first of seven home victories across the ten matches.
• Match 2: Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe finished 0-0, producing the first draw of the round. Neither team managed to score, making this the only goalless fixture in the coupon. Equatorial Guinea could not convert home advantage into victory, while Zimbabwe avoided defeat without securing an away win. The successful 2 interrupted the opening home-winning sequence and demonstrated that draw coverage remained necessary even on a strongly home-oriented panel. The absence of goals also contrasted with Congo DR’s four-goal opening fixture and the higher-scoring encounters that followed later in the coupon.
• Match 3: Guinea defeated Eritrea 2-1 to secure the second home victory of the round. Both teams scored, but Guinea’s second goal established the decisive one-goal advantage. Eritrea remained within a single goal on the final scoreline, making this a narrower victory than Congo DR’s opening success. The result supplied another 1 and restored the home-winning pattern after Equatorial Guinea’s goalless draw. Guinea’s attacking output was sufficient to secure three points, although conceding once prevented the hosts from matching the clean-sheet victories recorded later by Italy U20 and Cameroon.
• Match 4: Italy U20 defeated Portugal U20 1-0 in the lowest-scoring outright victory of the coupon. A single goal proved decisive, while Portugal U20 failed to score despite remaining within one goal of the hosts. Unlike Congo DR and Guinea, Italy U20 did not require multiple goals to secure the result. Their clean sheet ensured that the narrow advantage was sufficient. The successful 1 completed consecutive home victories in M3 and M4, strengthening the early dominance of home selections. The match also stood out because every other outright winner scored at least twice.
• Match 5: Madagascar and Guinea-Bissau shared the points in a 1-1 draw, producing the second level result of the coupon. Both teams scored once, but neither established a winning margin. Unlike the earlier 0-0 draw between Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe, this fixture saw both sides contribute offensively. Madagascar failed to convert home advantage into victory, while Guinea-Bissau secured a positive away result without winning. The successful 2 interrupted the sequence of two consecutive home wins and became the final draw of the round. The remaining five fixtures all produced outright winners.
• Match 6: Grenoble Foot defeated Chambery SF 2-0 away from home, delivering the only successful visiting selection on the entire coupon. Two unanswered goals established a clear winning margin, while Chambery failed to score despite playing at home. Grenoble’s victory was particularly important because none of the other nine fixtures produced an away win. The successful 3 broke the developing pattern of home victories and draws, making M6 a necessary exception for entries heavily favouring home selections. Grenoble also recorded one of the coupon’s clean-sheet victories, matching the defensive outcome achieved by Italy U20 and Cameroon.
• Match 7: Benin produced one of the most emphatic performances of the round with a 4-1 victory against the Central African Republic. Four goals gave Benin a three-goal winning margin, while the visitors managed only one in response. This was the joint-largest victory of the coupon, later matched by Senegal’s identical 4-1 result. The five-goal total also made this one of the two highest-scoring fixtures. Benin’s successful 1 restored the home-winning pattern immediately after Grenoble’s away victory and began a sequence of four consecutive home selections that completed the coupon.
• Match 8: Cameroon defeated Namibia 2-0, recording a comfortable home victory and maintaining the closing sequence of successful home selections. Cameroon scored twice without conceding, while Namibia failed to find the net. The two-goal margin was more decisive than the narrow victories recorded by Guinea and Italy U20, although it did not approach Benin’s three-goal advantage. Cameroon’s clean sheet made this one of the stronger defensive results among the home winners. The successful 1 supplied the second consecutive home victory after Benin’s 4-1 success and further strengthened the overall dominance of home outcomes.
• Match 9: Ivory Coast defeated Gambia 2-1 to secure another narrow home victory. Both teams scored, but Ivory Coast’s second goal proved decisive and established the required one-goal advantage. Gambia’s attacking contribution kept the final margin close, contrasting with Cameroon’s preceding clean-sheet victory. The successful 1 extended the closing home-winning sequence to three consecutive matches. Ivory Coast also matched Guinea’s earlier 2-1 result, demonstrating that several of the home victories were competitive rather than comfortable. With nine matches completed, home selections had already accounted for six results.
• Match 10: Senegal completed the coupon with a commanding 4-1 victory against Sudan, matching Benin’s earlier result in both scoreline and winning margin. Senegal scored four times and finished three goals ahead, while Sudan managed one goal in response. The five-goal total equalled the highest-scoring fixture of the round, and Senegal became the second team to produce four goals. The closing 1 completed four consecutive home victories across M7 to M10 and confirmed seven home wins overall. With only one away victory and two draws, the completed 1/2/1/1/2/3/1/1/1/1 combination was heavily weighted towards successful home selections.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 7
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 1
• Biggest Results: Benin 4-1 Central African Republic / Senegal 4-1 Sudan
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Benin 4-1 Central African Republic / Senegal 4-1 Sudan
• Total Goals: 27
• Winning Combination: 1/2/1/1/2/3/1/1/1/1
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R108,093.44
Winners: 21,679
Dividend: R4.80

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R432,373.76
Winners: 2,880
Dividend: R150.00

 

Seven home victories defined the Soccer 10 V2 round, with Congo DR, Guinea, Italy U20, Benin, Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Senegal all securing wins. Benin and Senegal delivered the largest victories through identical 4-1 results, while Grenoble Foot supplied the only away success by defeating Chambery SF 2-0. Equatorial Guinea against Zimbabwe finished goalless, and Madagascar against Guinea-Bissau produced the second draw. Four consecutive home victories completed the coupon, making home selections particularly dominant in the closing fixtures. The official 1/2/1/1/2/3/1/1/1/1 combination produced 21,679 winning 9/10 entries, each receiving R4.80. A further 2,880 entries correctly selected all ten matches, earning R150.00 each from the official 10/10 net pool of R432,373.76.

 

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• 1 – Home team to win
• X – Draw
• 2 – Away team to win

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• 1X – Home win or Draw
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Over / Under Goals – O/U Explained

Over Goals (O/):

• Over 0.5 – 1+ goal total
• Over 1.5 – 2 or more goals
• Over 2.5 – 3 or more goals
• Over 3.5 – 4 or more goals
• Over 4.5 – 5 or more goals

Under Goals (U/):

• Under 0.5 – goalless match (0-0)
• Under 1.5 – max 1 goal total
• Under 2.5 – max 2 goals
• Under 3.5 – max 3 goals
• Under 4.5 – max 4 goals

Both Teams To Score (BTTS)

• BTTS – Yes: both teams must score
• BTTS – No: one or both teams fail to score