Soccer 13 Results and Analysis – Thu 12 Nov – S13 V2 (SWW)

The Soccer 13 V2 round delivered seven home victories, four away wins and two draws across thirteen international fixtures. Netherlands produced the most emphatic performance with a remarkable 7-0 victory against Greece, while Iceland recorded another commanding result by defeating Bulgaria 5-0 away from home. Germany, Spain and Estonia also secured important away victories, while Italy, England and Scotland contributed narrow home wins. Slovenia against Switzerland finished goalless, and Slovakia shared four goals with the Faroe Islands in the other draw. A total of 41 goals were scored, with the final combination producing 234 perfect 13/13 entries.

Status: Official
Pool Code: S13 V2 (SWW)

 

Overall Match Results – Soccer 13 – Thu 12 Nov – S13 V2

 

⚽ Match Results Analysis – Soccer 13 – S13 V2

• Match 1: Italy opened the Soccer 13 coupon with an impressive 3-1 victory against France. Three goals gave the hosts a two-goal winning margin, while France managed only one in response. Italy’s attacking return was among the strongest on the panel, exceeded only by Netherlands and Iceland. The result also stood out because France were unable to turn their individual attacking quality into a competitive final scoreline. Italy became the first successful home selection and established an attacking theme that continued throughout much of the coupon. The opening 1 rewarded entries favouring the hosts, although the following matches demonstrated that home advantage would not always determine the outcome.
• Match 2: England defeated Croatia 2-1, securing the second consecutive home victory. Both teams found the net, but England’s second goal established the decisive one-goal margin. Croatia remained within a single goal on the final scoreline, making this a considerably tighter contest than Italy’s preceding 3-1 success. England’s result demonstrated how a successful home selection could be achieved without a comfortable winning margin. The opening two fixtures therefore produced consecutive 1 selections, although their attacking and defensive outcomes differed. England conceded once, while Italy had established a clearer two-goal advantage against France.
• Match 3: Spain recorded a convincing 2-0 away victory against the Czech Republic, introducing the first visiting selection into the combination. Two unanswered goals provided a clear winning margin, while the Czech Republic failed to score at home. Spain’s clean sheet distinguished this result from the opening victories by Italy and England, both of whom conceded. The successful 3 interrupted the opening sequence of home wins and demonstrated that visiting teams would play a substantial role in the completed coupon. Spain’s two-goal margin was later matched by Germany, although Germany conceded during their away victory against Serbia.
• Match 4: Albania defeated Finland 2-0 to register another clean-sheet home victory. The hosts scored twice without conceding, matching Spain’s previous scoreline but producing the opposite selection. Finland failed to make an attacking contribution, allowing Albania to finish with a comfortable two-goal advantage. This successful 1 restored the home-winning pattern after Spain’s away result. Albania’s victory also established an important distinction between teams that secured narrow wins and those that prevented their opponents from scoring entirely. The opening four fixtures had now produced three home victories and one away success, with no draws.
• Match 5: Montenegro secured a narrow 2-1 victory against Latvia, producing the fourth home win across the opening five fixtures. Both teams scored, but Montenegro’s second goal proved sufficient to separate the sides. Latvia remained within one goal at the final whistle, making the contest closer than Albania’s preceding 2-0 victory. Montenegro’s success also matched England’s earlier scoreline, with both home teams winning 2-1. The successful 1 completed consecutive home selections in M4 and M5. This result reinforced the importance of backing the hosts in the opening section, although several later fixtures would shift towards away victories.
• Match 6: Netherlands delivered the most extraordinary performance of the round with a 7-0 victory against Greece. Seven unanswered goals produced both the highest individual scoring total and the largest winning margin across all thirteen matches. Greece failed to score despite facing a substantial attacking challenge, while Netherlands established an advantage that no other team approached. The seven-goal total also made this the highest-scoring fixture of the entire coupon. Netherlands’ successful 1 completed three consecutive home victories across M4, M5 and M6. Their dominant result accounted for seven of the round’s 41 goals and became the defining performance by final scoreline.
• Match 7: Germany defeated Serbia 3-1 away from home, delivering the second successful visiting selection. Germany scored three times and established a two-goal winning margin, while Serbia managed one goal despite playing at home. Unlike Spain’s earlier 2-0 away success, Germany conceded but compensated through greater attacking production. The result interrupted the sequence of three consecutive home victories and introduced another important 3 into the combination. Germany’s three-goal return was the highest among the four away-winning teams after Iceland’s five goals. The result also demonstrated that visiting victories could come through attacking superiority rather than relying entirely on a clean sheet.
• Match 8: Scotland defeated North Macedonia 2-1 to secure another narrow home victory. Both teams scored once or more, but Scotland’s second goal provided the decisive advantage. North Macedonia managed one goal away from home but could not prevent defeat. Scotland’s result matched the 2-1 home victories recorded earlier by England and Montenegro, making this the third successful home selection with a one-goal margin. The successful 1 restored the home-winning pattern after Germany’s away success. With eight fixtures completed, six had ended in home victories, while Spain and Germany supplied the only successful visiting selections at that stage.
• Match 9: Slovenia and Switzerland finished 0-0, producing the first draw of the coupon and the only goalless fixture. Neither team managed to score, leaving the contest without an outright winner. Slovenia could not convert home advantage into victory, while Switzerland avoided defeat without securing an away success. The result introduced the first 2 after eight consecutive matches with decisive outcomes. This made draw coverage essential, particularly for entries that had relied heavily on selecting outright winners. The absence of goals also created a sharp contrast with Netherlands’ seven-goal victory and several other attacking performances earlier in the round.
• Match 10: Iceland delivered a commanding 5-0 away victory against Bulgaria, producing the second-largest winning margin of the round. Five unanswered goals gave Iceland a decisive advantage, while Bulgaria failed to score despite playing at home. Iceland’s attacking return was exceeded only by Netherlands, who had scored seven against Greece. The successful 3 immediately followed Slovenia’s goalless draw and restored the sequence of outright results. Iceland also became the third visiting winner and recorded the most emphatic away success on the coupon. Their five-goal victory was especially significant because it contrasted with Estonia’s much narrower away result in the following fixture.
• Match 11: Estonia defeated Luxembourg 1-0 away from home, securing the fourth visiting victory of the round. A single goal separated the teams, making this the lowest-scoring outright victory 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 preceding 5-0 victory was substantial: both visiting teams won without conceding, but their winning margins differed by four goals. Estonia’s successful 3 completed consecutive away victories in M10 and M11. This result brought the total number of away wins to four and confirmed that visiting selections were essential to the final combination.
• Match 12: Slovakia and the Faroe Islands shared four goals in a 2-2 draw, producing the second level result of the coupon. Both teams scored twice, but neither established a decisive advantage. Unlike the 0-0 draw between Slovenia and Switzerland, this fixture delivered considerable attacking output without an outright winner. Slovakia could not turn home advantage into victory, while the Faroe Islands secured a draw despite playing away from home. The successful 2 interrupted the sequence of two consecutive visiting victories and became the final draw of the round. This result was particularly important for perfect entries because all remaining selections had to be completed with a home victory in M13.
• Match 13: Moldova completed the coupon with a 2-1 home victory against Kazakhstan. Both teams found the net, but Moldova’s second goal established the decisive one-goal advantage. Kazakhstan scored once away from home but could not secure a draw. The closing 1 restored the home-winning pattern after Slovakia’s 2-2 result and confirmed seven home victories overall. Moldova’s narrow success matched the earlier 2-1 victories achieved by England, Montenegro and Scotland. The final result completed the official 1/1/3/1/1/1/3/1/2/3/3/2/1 combination, producing seven home wins, four away victories and two draws across thirteen fixtures.

 

Soccer 13 Results Summary

• Home Wins: 7
• Draws: 2
• Away Wins: 4
• Biggest Result: Netherlands 7-0 Greece
• Highest-Scoring Match: Netherlands 7-0 Greece
• Biggest Away Result: Bulgaria 0-5 Iceland
• Highest-Scoring Draw: Slovakia 2-2 Faroe Islands
• Total Goals: 41
• Winning Combination: 1/1/3/1/1/1/3/1/2/3/3/2/1
• Status: Official

 

10/13 Results

Net Pool: R1,302,504.00
Winners: 187,777
Dividend: R0.00

 

11/13 Results

Net Pool: R625,200.00
Winners: 39,192
Dividend: R0.00

 

12/13 Results

Net Pool: R1,135,500.00
Winners: 4,542
Dividend: R250.00

 

13/13 Results

Net Pool: R2,031,588.00
Winners: 234
Dividend: R8,682.00

 

Seven home victories shaped the Soccer 13 V2 coupon, with Italy, England, Albania, Montenegro, Netherlands, Scotland and Moldova all securing wins. Netherlands delivered the outstanding performance through their remarkable 7-0 defeat of Greece, while Iceland produced the strongest away result by beating Bulgaria 5-0. Spain, Germany and Estonia supplied the other visiting victories, and the two draws came from Slovenia against Switzerland and Slovakia against the Faroe Islands. The combination contained several narrow 2-1 home results alongside two exceptionally large winning margins. The official 1/1/3/1/1/1/3/1/2/3/3/2/1 sequence produced 234 perfect 13/13 entries, each receiving R8,682.00 from the net pool of R2,031,588.00. A further 4,542 entries achieved 12/13 and earned R250.00 each. The official dividends for the 10/13 and 11/13 categories were both listed as R0.00, despite 187,777 and 39,192 winning entries respectively.

 

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