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發表於 2005-10-8 00:32:31
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Originally posted by FlyingDonkey at 2005-10-8 00:30:
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In the obvious case, if Team A has more points than Team B, Team A has the higher rank. What is not so obvious is if Team A and Team B have the same points. How about if Team C is equal too? No problem!
The first tie-breaker is head-to-head points - not goals. If there are two teams tied, only the two head-to-head home and away games played are taken into consideration. Thus, if Team A wins one and draws one, Team A will have four points and Team B just one. Adding in a Team C, the same concept applies: in this case you add up the points gained from the four matches played by each team against the other two (i.e. for Team A: A v B, B v A, A v C, C v A). So if Team A record two wins, a loss and a draw in those games they will get you a total of seven points.
If teams are still not separated after taking into account head-to-head points, you must look next at their goal difference in their head-to-head encounters.
If they are still equal on head-to-head goal difference, then the greater number of goals scored in the head-to-head matches is the deciding factor. Still equal? Next is goal difference in all the group matches, followed by the greater number of goals scored in all the group matches. If none of the above factors can break the stalemate, a play-off game is held on a neutral ground.
Good to note: as per the regulations, away goals are not taken into consideration at all in the 'league system' group stage.
http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/050915/1/4npf.html
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