The European Cup is one of the most popular football events in the world. It is held every four years. As the highest level national team in Europe, the European Cup has attracted top players from all countries and millions of fans. Group in European Cup
European Cup Rules for qualifying in group competitions（ European Cup Rules for group competition promotion)
The European Cup is one of the most popular football events in the world, held every four years. As the highest level national team in Europe, the European Cup has attracted top players from all countries and millions of fans. In the group match of the European Cup, teams need to decide which teams can advance to the knockout stage through a series of rules.
Overview of group game rules
The European Cup group match is usually composed of 24 teams, divided into 6 groups, each group has 4 teams. Each team will play one game against the other three teams in the group match, and three rounds of matches will be played in total. According to the result of the game, the team will get points, and the team with high points will be promoted to the knockout phase.
Integral rule
In the group game, the team gets points according to the result of the game. The victory will get 3 points, the draw will get 1 point, and the failure will get 0 point. The team's points will be accumulated according to their results in the group match.
Promotion rules
According to the group rules of the European Cup, the top two teams in each group will be promoted to the knockout stage. This means that there will be four teams in each group, two of which will be eliminated.
First of all, the points in the group match will determine the team's ranking. Teams with high points will be ranked higher. If two teams have the same points, the following rules will be used to determine the ranking:
1. Direct confrontation result: if two teams meet in the group match, the result of the game between them will determine the ranking. For example, if two teams draw in a game, their results against other teams will be compared.
2. Winning goal difference: if two teams have the same result in direct confrontation, their winning goal difference will be compared. The goal difference refers to the difference between the number of goals scored and the number of goals conceded by a team in a game.
3. Number of goals: If two teams have the same goal difference, their number of goals will be compared. The teams with more goals will be ranked higher.
4. Fair play: If the above rules still cannot determine the ranking, the number of red cards and yellow cards of the team in the game will be compared. Teams with fewer red and yellow cards will be ranked higher.
According to the above rules, the first two teams in each group will be promoted to the knockout stage. The teams that advance will determine their opponents in the next round according to their ranking in the group match.
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The qualification rules of the European Cup group matches are a fair and rigorous system, which aims to ensure that the best teams can advance to the knockout stage. This also makes the group stage full of tension and fierce competition, and fans can expect to see a wonderful match between top teams.
So, let's look forward to the arrival of the European Cup group match, see which teams can pass these rules to the knockout stage, and bring us more exciting games!
