Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Fri 13 Nov – S10 V1 (SOO)

The Soccer 10 V1 round produced six home victories, three away wins and one draw across ten fixtures. Egypt delivered the biggest victory with a commanding 5-0 result against Malawi, while Mali defeated Rwanda 3-2 in another high-scoring contest. Libya, Sheffield United U21 and Uruguay supplied the three away victories, with Uruguay’s 2-1 success against Argentina providing a particularly important closing result. South Africa and Kenya shared four goals in the only draw, while Burkina Faso, Gabon, Moldova and Leganes also secured home wins. The coupon produced 32 goals and proved difficult to complete, with only nine entries correctly selecting all ten results.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V1 (SOO)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Fri 13 Nov – S10 V1

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V1

• Match 1: Burkina Faso opened the coupon with a narrow 1-0 victory against Mauritania. A single goal separated the teams, making this the lowest-scoring outright victory of the round. Mauritania failed to find the net away from home, allowing Burkina Faso to secure the result without requiring additional goals. The successful 1 introduced the first home selection and established an early defensive pattern. Unlike the more comfortable victories achieved by Egypt and Leganes later in the coupon, Burkina Faso’s advantage remained limited to one goal. Their clean sheet therefore proved essential to protecting the result.
• Match 2: Gabon defeated Lesotho 2-0, recording the second consecutive home victory without conceding. Two unanswered goals provided a more comfortable margin than Burkina Faso’s opening success, while Lesotho failed to produce a scoring response. Gabon’s attacking return was sufficient to establish a clear advantage without the high goal totals seen in several later fixtures. The successful 1 completed an opening pair of home selections and reinforced the importance of home advantage in the early section. Gabon also became the second team to keep a clean sheet, a pattern that continued into the following fixture but with the winning side playing away from home.
• Match 3: Libya defeated Tunisia 2-0 away from home, producing the first successful visiting selection of the coupon. The visitors scored twice without conceding, matching Gabon’s previous scoreline while achieving the result on the road. Tunisia failed to score despite playing at home, leaving Libya with a clear two-goal advantage. This 3 interrupted the opening sequence of home victories and introduced an important away result into the combination. The first three fixtures all ended with clean sheets for the winning teams, although Libya’s success demonstrated that defensive control was not limited to home sides. The away victory also became the first of three visiting wins across the round.
• Match 4: South Africa and Kenya finished 2-2 in the only draw of the round. Both teams scored twice, but neither managed to establish a winning margin. The four-goal total made this the first fixture in which both sides scored, ending the opening sequence of three clean-sheet victories. South Africa could not convert home advantage into three points, while Kenya secured a positive away result without winning. The successful 2 became especially significant because the other nine matches all produced outright winners. With no additional draws across the remaining fixtures, correctly covering this result was necessary for every perfect 10/10 entry.
• Match 5: Moldova defeated Kazakhstan 2-1, restoring the home-winning pattern after the draw between South Africa and Kenya. Both teams found the net, but Moldova’s second goal provided the decisive advantage. Kazakhstan remained within one goal on the final scoreline, making this a tighter contest than the earlier 2-0 victories recorded by Gabon and Libya. The successful 1 supplied the third home win and demonstrated that the hosts could secure a positive result without keeping a clean sheet. Moldova’s narrow victory also established a contrast with Egypt’s much more emphatic performance in the following fixture.
• Match 6: Egypt delivered the most dominant result of the coupon with a 5-0 home victory against Malawi. Five unanswered goals produced both the largest winning margin and the joint-highest individual scoring total of the round. Malawi failed to score, while Egypt established a five-goal advantage that no other team matched. The result contrasted sharply with Moldova’s preceding 2-1 victory, demonstrating a substantial difference in the final winning margins. Egypt’s clean sheet made this the most decisive home success on the panel. The successful 1 extended the home-winning total to four and began a particularly productive attacking section of the coupon.
• Match 7: Mali defeated Rwanda 3-2 in a competitive five-goal encounter. Mali scored three times, but Rwanda responded with two goals and remained within one of the hosts on the final scoreline. Unlike Egypt’s comfortable 5-0 victory, Mali’s success required a stronger attacking return to overcome the goals conceded. Rwanda’s two-goal contribution was the highest by any losing team in the round. The successful 1 completed three consecutive home selections across M5, M6 and M7. With five home victories recorded after seven fixtures, the coupon was strongly favouring home teams before the final three matches introduced two further away results.
• Match 8: Sheffield United U21 defeated Millwall U21 2-1 away from home, securing the second visiting victory of the coupon. Both teams scored, but Sheffield United’s second goal established the decisive one-goal margin. Millwall managed one goal at home but could not prevent the visitors from finishing ahead. This result interrupted the sequence of three consecutive home victories and restored the importance of away selections. Unlike Libya’s earlier 2-0 victory, Sheffield United U21 conceded once, making the final margin considerably narrower. The successful 3 also prepared the closing section for another away result that would arrive in M10.
• Match 9: Leganes secured a convincing 3-1 home victory against Burgos CF. Three goals gave the hosts a two-goal winning margin, while Burgos managed only one in response. The result was more comfortable than Mali’s preceding 3-2 home success, although Leganes did not match Egypt’s emphatic five-goal advantage. The successful 1 brought the total number of home victories to six, confirming that home selections would dominate the final distribution. Leganes’ attacking return also matched Mali’s three goals, but conceding only once allowed them to finish with a clearer advantage. This became the final home victory before Uruguay completed the coupon with an away success.
• Match 10: Uruguay completed the round with a 2-1 away victory against Argentina, delivering the third successful visiting selection. Argentina scored once at home, but Uruguay’s two goals proved sufficient to secure a narrow victory. The final margin matched Sheffield United U21’s earlier away result, with both visiting teams winning 2-1. Unlike Libya’s clean-sheet success, Uruguay conceded but still finished ahead. The closing 3 completed the official 1/1/3/2/1/1/1/3/1/3 combination and prevented the final two fixtures from both favouring the hosts. This result was particularly important for perfect entries because it required an away selection in the last position after six home victories elsewhere on the coupon.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 6
• Draws: 1
• Away Wins: 3
• Biggest Result: Egypt 5-0 Malawi
• Highest-Scoring Matches: Egypt 5-0 Malawi / Mali 3-2 Rwanda
• Total Goals: 32
• Winning Combination: 1/1/3/2/1/1/1/3/1/3
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R120,241.52
Winners: 273
Dividend: R440.40

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R480,966.08
Winners: 9
Dividend: R53,440.60

 

Six home victories shaped the Soccer 10 V1 round, with Egypt delivering the largest result through a 5-0 defeat of Malawi. Mali’s 3-2 victory against Rwanda produced another five-goal contest, while Burkina Faso, Gabon, Moldova and Leganes added home successes. Libya, Sheffield United U21 and Uruguay supplied the away victories, and South Africa against Kenya finished 2-2 in the only draw. Uruguay’s closing 2-1 success against Argentina completed a combination that proved difficult to select perfectly. The official 1/1/3/2/1/1/1/3/1/3 sequence produced 273 winning 9/10 entries, each receiving R440.40. Only nine entries correctly selected all ten results, earning R53,440.60 each from the official 10/10 net pool of R480,966.08.

 

Soccer 10 Results and Analysis – Fri 13 Nov – S10 V2 (1PP)

The Soccer 10 V2 round produced five home victories, three away wins and two draws, with several emphatic results influencing the final combination. Netherlands recorded the biggest victory by defeating Greece 7-0, while Iceland secured an impressive 5-0 away success against Bulgaria. Larne and Andorra also delivered clean-sheet home wins, and Germany defeated Serbia 3-1 away from home. Carrick Rangers against Crusaders and Slovenia against Switzerland supplied the two draws. The ten fixtures produced 30 goals, with Netherlands and Iceland accounting for twelve of them through the two largest victories.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S10 V2 (1PP)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 10 – Fri 13 Nov – S10 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 10 – S10 V2

• Match 1: Andorra opened the coupon with a 2-0 victory against Gibraltar, establishing the first home selection. Two unanswered goals gave the hosts a comfortable winning margin, while Gibraltar failed to find the net. Andorra’s clean sheet meant their attacking return was sufficient without requiring a third goal. This result was one of several victories achieved without conceding across the round, although the winning margins varied considerably. The opening 1 established an early home advantage before Iceland produced a much more emphatic away performance in the following fixture.
• Match 2: Iceland defeated Bulgaria 5-0 away from home, recording the second-largest winning margin of the coupon. Five unanswered goals established a commanding advantage, while Bulgaria failed to score despite playing at home. Iceland’s attacking performance exceeded every other visiting team’s output and was surpassed only by Netherlands’ seven goals later in the round. The successful 3 immediately interrupted the opening home-winning result and demonstrated that away selections would play an important role in the final combination. Iceland’s clean sheet also made this a particularly decisive result, with the visitors controlling the final scoreline through both attacking output and defensive resistance.
• Match 3: Carrick Rangers and Crusaders FC finished 1-1, producing the first draw of the round. Both teams scored once, but neither established the winning margin required for an outright result. Carrick Rangers could not convert home advantage into victory, while Crusaders avoided defeat without securing an away win. The successful 2 interrupted the opening sequence of home and away victories. With another draw arriving in the final fixture, accurate coverage of both level results was necessary for a perfect combination. This match also contrasted with Iceland’s preceding five-goal success by producing a much more balanced and lower-scoring outcome.
• Match 4: Larne defeated Dungannon Swifts 3-0, delivering a convincing home victory and the first three-goal winning margin among the hosts. Larne scored three times without conceding, while Dungannon failed to produce a scoring response. The result was more decisive than Andorra’s opening 2-0 success and demonstrated a clear difference in attacking production. Larne’s successful 1 restored the home-winning pattern after Carrick Rangers’ draw. Although Netherlands later produced a much larger victory, Larne’s performance remained one of the strongest clean-sheet home results on the coupon.
• Match 5: Limavady United secured a 2-1 victory against Cliftonville FC, providing the second consecutive home selection. Both teams scored, but Limavady’s second goal established the decisive one-goal advantage. Cliftonville managed to score away from home but could not prevent defeat. Unlike Larne’s preceding 3-0 victory, Limavady did not keep a clean sheet and finished with a much narrower margin. The successful 1 completed consecutive home victories in M4 and M5, bringing the total number of home successes to three. This fixture demonstrated that not every winning home selection came through a comfortable result.
• Match 6: Estonia defeated Luxembourg 1-0 away from home, securing the second visiting victory of the round. A single goal separated the teams, making this the lowest-scoring outright result on the coupon. Luxembourg failed to score at home, allowing Estonia to protect their narrow advantage through a clean sheet. The contrast with Iceland’s earlier 5-0 away victory was substantial: both visitors won without conceding, but their attacking returns and winning margins were very different. The successful 3 interrupted the sequence of two home victories and brought the number of away wins to two after six matches.
• Match 7: Netherlands produced the most dominant performance of the coupon with an extraordinary 7-0 home victory against Greece. Seven unanswered goals established both the largest winning margin and the highest individual scoring total across all ten fixtures. Greece failed to score, while Netherlands finished with a margin two goals greater than Iceland’s already impressive away success. The seven-goal total also made this the highest-scoring match of the round. The successful 1 restored the home-winning pattern after Estonia’s narrow away victory. Netherlands’ result was particularly significant because it represented the clearest winning outcome by final scoreline and accounted for nearly a quarter of the coupon’s total goals.
• Match 8: Scotland defeated North Macedonia 2-1, securing another narrow home victory. Both teams found the net, but Scotland’s second goal proved decisive. North Macedonia remained within one goal on the final scoreline, making this considerably closer than Netherlands’ preceding 7-0 victory. The successful 1 completed consecutive home selections across M7 and M8, bringing the total number of home wins to five. Scotland’s result also matched Limavady United’s earlier 2-1 victory, with both home teams conceding once but producing enough attacking output to finish ahead.
• Match 9: Germany defeated Serbia 3-1 away from home, delivering the third visiting victory of the round. Germany scored three times and established a two-goal margin, while Serbia managed one goal in response. Unlike Iceland and Estonia, Germany conceded during their away success, but their attacking return was sufficient to secure a comfortable final advantage. The successful 3 interrupted the sequence of two home victories and became the final away selection required for the winning combination. Germany’s result also demonstrated that visiting teams could succeed through different scorelines, from Estonia’s narrow 1-0 victory to Iceland’s emphatic 5-0 performance.
• Match 10: Slovenia and Switzerland completed the coupon with a 0-0 draw, the only goalless fixture of the round. Neither team managed to score, leaving both without the winning margin required for an outright result. Slovenia failed to convert home advantage into victory, while Switzerland avoided defeat without adding another away win. The closing 2 introduced the second draw and completed the official 1/3/2/1/1/3/1/1/3/2 combination. Unlike Carrick Rangers against Crusaders, where both teams scored, this fixture finished without a goal. The final outcome confirmed five home victories, three away wins and two draws across the ten matches.

 

Soccer 10 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 5
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 3
• Biggest Result: Netherlands 7-0 Greece
• Highest-Scoring Match: Netherlands 7-0 Greece
• Total Goals: 30
• Winning Combination: 1/3/2/1/1/3/1/1/3/2
• Status: Official

 

9/10 Results

Net Pool: R338,572.64
Winners: 6,149
Dividend: R55.00

 

10/10 Results

Net Pool: R1,554,290.56
Winners: 372
Dividend: R4,178.20

 

Five home victories, three away wins and two draws shaped the Soccer 10 V2 round, with Netherlands delivering the most emphatic result through a 7-0 victory against Greece. Iceland also produced a commanding performance by defeating Bulgaria 5-0 away from home, while Estonia and Germany supplied the other visiting successes. Andorra, Larne, Limavady United and Scotland joined Netherlands among the home winners. Carrick Rangers against Crusaders ended 1-1, while Slovenia and Switzerland finished goalless in the closing fixture. The official 1/3/2/1/1/3/1/1/3/2 combination produced 6,149 winning 9/10 entries, each receiving R55.00. A further 372 entries correctly selected all ten results, earning R4,178.20 each from the official 10/10 net pool of R1,554,290.56.

 

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