There's no avoiding that, this system is inherently unfair and presumably designed to be so. You can't seriously make a decent league ranking in which teams don't all play against the same teams, that's just....not possible, at all. It's even worse than the 'best numbers 3' you see in some sports and tournaments.
I genuinely wonder how they think this is going to be positive. Well, ok, in some way it will probably bring in more money, otherwise they would of course not have come up with it.
Edit: to make matters worse, I see Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are the match days now? Ok, there is the answer for the move to this weird format, but that sucks, goodbye any kind of attention for Europa League and Conference League
So the Fighter was winning 8-2 vs in the final when she mistimed a kick and accidentally kicked her opponent in the face, which means she would be disqualified if the fighter could not continue and the kick was deemed to be intentional. Clearly watching the replays it was not intentional as the kick hit the shoulder and then slipped up onto the head, and that's what the judges agreed. The controversy was that the fighter chose not to compete in the hope the fighter would be DQed, even though she was deemed fit to compete by the neutral medical doctor.
If Norway makes it, the bookmakers would be slightly surprised at least, given that Denmark are slight favourites to win the match
https://www.bmbets.com/ice-hockey/world/olympics-qualification/denmark-v-norway-7840593/#!/1x2