The European Cup is one of the most large-scale and influential football events in the world. The European Cup, which is held every four years, always attracts hundreds of millions of people around the world. In this feast, all teams compete for the qualification right to make everyone better
European Cup Graphic Analysis of the Group Outgoing Rules Table（ European Cup Graphic analysis of outgoing line rules)
The European Cup is one of the most influential football events in the world. The European Cup, which is held every four years, always attracts hundreds of millions of people around the world. In this feast, all teams compete for the qualification right. In order to better understand the qualification rules of the European Cup group match, let's conduct a graphical analysis.
Group Rules
The European Cup group matches are divided into six groups with four teams in each group. The group match adopts the round robin competition system. Each team needs to play with the other three teams once for three rounds. The team that wins will get 3 points, the team that draws will get 1 point, and the team that loses will not get any points.
Outgoing rules
After the group game, the top two teams of each group will be promoted to the knockout stage according to the points. However, because the strength of teams in different groups may be different, it is necessary to judge the teams that qualify according to certain rules.
First is the integral rule:
In the group game, the higher the score, the higher the score. If two teams have the same points, they need to be ranked according to the following rules:
1. Winning goal difference: winning goal difference refers to the difference between the number of goals scored and the number of goals conceded by a team in the group match. The teams with more goal difference rank higher.
2. Number of goals: if two teams have the same goal difference, they will be ranked according to the number of goals. The teams with more goals rank higher.
3. Direct confrontation: if the two teams have the same goal difference and goal count, they will be ranked according to the direct confrontation results in the group match. The winning team in the direct confrontation ranks high.
4. Fair competition: if the two teams have the same goal difference, goals and direct confrontation results, they will be ranked according to the rules of fair competition. Fair competition includes yellow cards and red cards.
The second is outgoing rules:
According to the group ranking, the top two teams in each group will be promoted to the knockout stage. If the two teams have the same points, goal difference, number of goals and direct confrontation results, additional matches are needed to decide which team will qualify.
ending
Through the above graphic analysis, we can clearly understand the rules of qualifying in the European Cup group matches. These rules ensure the fairness and competitiveness of the game, so that each team has the opportunity to advance to the knockout phase. Look forward to seeing the wonderful performance of all teams in the European Cup!
