www.relevo.com ¿Afecta el positivo del Papu Gómez al Mundial de Argentina? Todas las consecuencias de su sanción
El jugador podría perder el título de campeón del mundo con Argentina y el de la Europa League con el Sevilla FC.
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All games count for NT.
It's honestly fitting that only Ronaldo, and probably Messi, will get to that number, at least for a few years.
Top two goalscorers as well, even more probable.
Basques at the top :)
Oshola had, at one moment, one touch, one goal, one bicycle kick.
Benfica is so shit this year, lmao. Porto as well.
Amorim smiles.
Blaugrana al vent
He was, all negative probably.
They are all tested at the World Cup. This test was at Sevilla.
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Papu Gómez in risk of losing his World Cup and Europa League medal. Argentina and Sevilla not at risk. For teams to lose their titles, more than two players have to test positive for doping.
They never HAD to, it was just the better option for them.
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Explaining the UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying process
In the last few days, I've seen some confusion around how the qualification now works. It used to be simpler, with just group stages, some teams qualifying directly, and some going to the play-offs.
However, with the UEFA Nations League (UNL), things changed. We start by here. This competition has 4 leagues: A, B, C, D. These are ranked, meaning the better teams are at A, and the worst are at D. The A, B & C leagues have 4 groups of 4, and D has only 2 groups (one with 4 teams, the other with 3).
Every league in the UNL is ranked. For example, the 16 teams in League A are ranked 1-16. The four group winners are ranked 1-4, the second placed teams are ranked 5-8, the third placed teams are ranked 9-12, the fourth ranked teams are ranked 13-16.
With this in mind, let's move to the Euro qualifiers. 7 groups of 5 teams, 3 groups of 6 teams. The first two of each group are qualified. So, 10 groups, top two teams qualify. Plus Germany (the hosts), we have 21 qualified teams already
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Explaining the UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying process
In the last few days, I've seen some confusion around how the qualification now works. It used to be simpler, with just group stages, some teams qualifying directly, and some going to the play-offs.
However, with the UEFA Nations League (UNL), things changed. We start by here. This completion has 4 leagues: A, B, C, D. These are ranked, meaning the better teams are at A, and the worst are at D. The A, B & C leagues have 4 groups of 4, and D has only 2 groups (one with 4 teams, the other with 3).
Every league in the UNL is ranked. For example, the 16 teams in League A are ranked 1-16. The four group winners are ranked 1-4, the second placed teams are ranked 5-8, the third placed teams are ranked 9-12, the fourth ranked teams are ranked 13-16.
With this in mind, let's move to the Euro qualifiers. 7 groups of 5 teams, 3 groups of 6 teams. The first two of each group are qualified. So, 10 groups, top two teams qualify. Plus Germany, we have 21 qualified teams already. Easy enough