Quiniela Jornada 10: no 14s, results and payouts

Quiniela Jornada 10 results: no 14s and no Pleno al 15, 22 coupons with 13 paid €2,484.82 each, plus the full column, including Portugal's 4-2 win without Ronaldo.

The results are in for Quiniela Jornada 10, and they hurt: nobody got all 14 matches right, and nobody landed the Pleno al 15 either. The pot came to €728,881.50, the top category went unclaimed, and the biggest payout went to the 22 coupons that scored 13 — €2,484.82 apiece. Blame five draws, five away wins and a Thursday night on which Portugal ran riot in Copenhagen without Cristiano Ronaldo and the Netherlands snatched a draw in Thessaloniki in the 89th minute. The full winning column is on the Jornada 10 page.

Quiniela Jornada 10 payouts: who won what

Here are the official prizes for the round, as published by Eduardo Losilla and Quiniela15 once the final whistle blew on Thursday 1 October:

A round with no 14s is unusual — all the more so when every fixture on the coupon is an international, where the favourites tend to come through. This time, though, the winning column threw up surprises on both nights: four away wins in the first seven games on Tuesday, then four draws in seven on Thursday.

The winning column, game by game

That adds up to four home wins, five draws and five away wins — about as un-home-friendly as a column gets. Switzerland's 3-0 win in Scotland had already done plenty of damage on Tuesday; Thursday finished off almost every coupon still standing. We set the scene for those seven games in our Thursday preview.

Denmark 2-4 Portugal: game 14, no Ronaldo, six goals

All week the talk was of Cristiano Ronaldo walking out of the Portugal camp, and Portugal answered with four goals at the Parken. João Cancelo opened the scoring on 13 minutes, Mikkel Damsgaard levelled on 23 and Gonçalo Ramos put Portugal back in front on 25. Rasmus Højlund made it 2-2 on 53, but Vitinha headed in a Bruno Fernandes cross for 2-3 on 67 and João Félix wrapped it up on 87.

On paper it was the most predictable sign of the night, and Portugal delivered it despite a week of noise. They remain perfect in their group.

Greece-Netherlands and Ireland-Austria: the draws that sank the round

Game 9 was the coupon-killer. Group leaders Greece — the surprise package of the competition — went 2-0 up through Fotis Ioannidis (23) and Georgios Masouras (45+2), and a home win looked nailed on. Xavi Hernández made three changes at the break, sending on Ryan Gravenberch, Tijjani Reijnders and Noa Lang, and his side came roaring back: Virgil van Dijk pulled one back on 59 and Reijnders equalised on 89. Greece stay top on seven points, with the Dutch second.

In Dublin, Ireland and Austria drew 2-2 — another result few coupons carried, given Austria had arrived with two 3-1 wins. And down in League D, two games many treated as formalities both ended level: 0-0 between Azerbaijan and Liechtenstein, 1-1 between Malta and Gibraltar.

Germany-Serbia: Klopp finally gets his first win

Germany's 1, at least, came good. Tom Bischof scored on 39 minutes, pouncing after a Florian Wirtz shot came back off the post, and Wirtz himself made it 2-0 on 61 after good work from Maximilian Mittelstädt. It is Jürgen Klopp's first victory as Germany coach, and it came without Joshua Kimmich, Jonathan Tah or Marc-André ter Stegen. In Cardiff, Wales beat Norway 2-1 for their first points.

What happens to the money when nobody gets 14?

The first-category and Pleno al 15 money is not shared out among the 13s. When nobody wins it, it rolls into a jackpot, and Spain's state lottery operator, Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, decides which future round it goes into. Worth keeping an eye on the next few coupons.

• Scored 13? Your prize is €2,484.82 before tax.
• 12 correct pays €138.40; 11 pays €14.47; 10 pays €2.96.
• In Spain, prizes above €40,000 are taxed — none from this round comes close.

Next up: Quiniela Jornada 11

No time to dwell on it: Quiniela Jornada 11 kicks off on Saturday at 14:00 with Albacete v Eibar. With the international break still on, there is no top-flight football again — ten Segunda División games, four from Liga F, and Spain v Czech Republic as the Pleno al 15.

1. Look back at the Jornada 10 column: draws were the most profitable sign, which is rare on an all-international coupon.
2. Check the Jornada 11 kick-off times before you lock in — the coupon starts early on Saturday afternoon.
3. If you play with friends, compare your Jornada 10 scores. It is the quickest way to find out who really reads the games best.

If nobody in your group got past twelve this week, it might be the perfect moment to turn the banter into a prediction league with friends. On quiniPrats you can set up a private league in a couple of minutes: everyone makes their picks and the table updates itself. Here is how it works, if you fancy giving it a go for Jornada 11.