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group c. Requires explanation (pg. 2)
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| starglider |
| quote: | Originally posted by paranoik0
critery for teams drawn in points:
1. points in games between each others (if they all draw they get all the same points)
2. goal difference in games between each others (if they all draw, all of them get 0 goal difference)
3. goals for in games between each others (this is where italy would have a problem, so far italy and sweden have 1 and denmark has 0. if denmark draw 2-2 with sweden it becomes sweden: 3, demark: 2, italy:1)
4. goal difference in all games (if denmark draws 1-1 this critery moves forward. basically italy would go through if they score more than 2 to bulgaria)
5. no idea, maybe yellow cards? this would ONLY happen if the scores are sweden 1-1 denmark and italy 2-0 bulgaria.
it ain't complicated :D |
For the record, the last three tiebreakers are the qualifying record for the 04 Euros and 02 WC, the Fair Play record followed by, if necessary, a penalty shootout or drawing lots. :stongue: |
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| _Marc Dawn_ |
| quote: | | To cut a long story short, if the scandinavians draw, the Italians need to put a couple of goals past Bulgaria to qualify. |
that's what i thought too, but i doesn't seem like thats the deal if read the posts on top...
and the "who thrashes the weakest team the most" theory...i can see your point, but this makes the teams play more attacking and makes the game more exiting. |
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| RenderedDream |
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Tie breakers
If teams finish level on points, then the winner of the match between the sides in question will finish highest, or should they have drawn, goal difference, followed by goals scored, qualifying record for the 2002 FIFA World Cup and UEFA EURO 2004™, a fair play ranking and finally either a penalty shoot-out or drawing of lots.
1.points
2.results between tied teams match against each other
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| evil_bastard |
Sweden and Italy drew, Denmark and Italy drew, so if points are even it will go straight to goal difference.
To break it down:
The simple outcomes:
If Denmark win, they are through.
If Italy don't win, they are out.
If Denmark lose and Italy win, Italy are through.
If Denmark and Italy win, Sweden are out.
If points are the same:
If Denmark draw (any result) but Italy beat Bulgaria by at least 3 goals (any result), Italy will go through.
If Denmark draw and Italy beat Bulgaria by 2 goals, the team who has scored most goals over 3 games will go through.
If Denmark draw (any result) but Italy only manage to beat Bulgaria by one goal (any result), Denmark will go through. |
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| Genesis Evolved |
| quote: | Originally posted by evil_bastard
Sweden and Italy drew, Denmark and Italy drew, so if points are even it will go straight to goal difference.
If points are the same:
If Denmark draw (any result) but Italy beat Bulgaria by at least 3 goals (any result), Italy will go through.
If Denmark draw and Italy beat Bulgaria by 2 goals, the team who has scored most goals over 3 games will go through.
If Denmark draw (any result) but Italy only manage to beat Bulgaria by one goal (any result), Denmark will go through. |
No, paranoik0 gave the right explanation:
1. points in games between each others (if they all draw they get all the same points)
2. goal difference in games between each others (if they all draw, all of them get 0 goal difference)
3. goals for in games between each others (this is where italy would have a problem, so far italy and sweden have 1 and denmark has 0. if denmark draw 2-2 with sweden it becomes sweden: 3, demark: 2, italy:1)
4. goal difference in all games (if denmark draws 1-1 this critery moves forward. basically italy would go through if they score more than 2 to bulgaria) |
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| evil_bastard |
| quote: | | 3. goals for in games between each others (this is where italy would have a problem, so far italy and sweden have 1 and denmark has 0. if denmark draw 2-2 with sweden it becomes sweden: 3, demark: 2, italy:1) |
So if Sweden and Denmark are drawing 2-2 both teams could stop playing football, knowing that they will go through if neither of them scores and giving the Italians no incentive to win. If you're right about that then the rules have taken a step backwards...
| quote: | | No match in World Cup history has been more distasteful than the West Germany - Austria clash in Spain 1982. Because of the format of the tournament, only a 1-0 win to the Germans meant that both these neighbour countries would proceed to the next round at the expense of Algeria. When West Germany took the lead after 10 minutes, both teams virtually stopped playing. It slowed down to walking pace with neither of the teams interested in going forward. The neutral Spanish crowd and the Algerian fans constantly booed and shouted, a German supporter was so disgusted that he set fire to his national flag on the terraces. The following day Algeria protested to FIFA that the game had been fixed and called for both teams to be disqualified, but their protest was rejected. From the 1986 World Cup onwards, the last round of matches in the 1st round have been played simultaneously to avoid scandals like that. |
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| sleepydragon |
| yes if they cant figure it out from games played against each other or goals it comes down to fair play who ever has least yellow cards goes through |
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| Virus |
| quote: | Originally posted by evil_bastard
So if Sweden and Denmark are drawing 2-2 both teams could stop playing football, knowing that they will go through if neither of them scores and giving the Italians no incentive to win. If you're right about that then the rules have taken a step backwards... |
Yes. Thats causing alot of Italian journalists and players to believe that we have already fixed the game. Especially since we are neighbours and speak similar languages. Which is silly. This is the "Battle of Scandinavia" both of the teams want to beat the other badly. Secondly its not our mentality to cheat this way. We dont have scandals where clubs send referees gold watches, systematically give players forbidden substances or fix matches.
One Swedish journalist asked an Italian colleage why Italy is worried that the match is fixed. The answer was: "Because thats what we would do!"
Still if the score is 2-2 in the end of the game, no one is going to play very attacking not wanting to risk advancing the group. So its a pretty probable result.
It would be pretty funny if it really ended 2-2. |
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| paranoik0 |
| i remember a similar occasion on wc2002 when a couple minutes from the end of the game the result fit the two teams and they passed the ball in the midfield until the end.. can't remember who were the teams.. i have this idea about mexico and italy but not sure |
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| evil_bastard |
| If it's 2-2 then a lot of eyebrows will be raised :eek: |
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| slinkyhead |
i wonder what criteria they look at for qualifying. i reckon it should be decided by paper-scissors-stone or something.
in the UK the live match is going to be Italy-Bulgaria, wish they'd show Denmark-Sweden. Will be so funny if Italy go out |
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| dukes |
right you fools for the rules go here.......
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