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4 minutes ago, vinipereira said:

Belgium and England have the top goalscorers so far.

 

I kinda reminds me of the 2013 Confederations Cup when Fernando Torres was the top goalscorer thanks to his 4 goals in the Spain 10-0 win against Tahiti.

 

Oh well, it's not like being top goalscorer in a competition with only a handful of matches is that significant :p 

 

I'd place much more value in being top goalscorer in an actual league with 30+ matches :d 

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Great outcome if it ends 6-1 :lol:

Belgium-England will be the last match of the group stage, they will know the composition of the Knockout Round bracket and there's a high chance that both would prefer being second in the group if Brazil win theirs.

Now Belgium and England are tied in points, goal difference, goals scored...the next tiebreaker is fair play points (England has 2 yellow cards, Belgium 3).

 

 

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Our commentator just said that in case of a absolute tie between two teams in the group (Same amount of points, same score difference) the used tie breaker will be the fair play criterium (counted as follow, 1 yellow card -1 point, red card after 2 yellows -2 points, direct red card -3 points)

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Remember that with 48 teams, there will be a composition of 16 groups of three teams. Therefore we would only likely see 1 crappy team per group as opposed to 2 if it were 12 groups of four teams. 

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Group G

 England - Panama 6:1 (5:0)   

Goals   8. Stones 1:0, 22. Kane (11m) 2:0, 36. Lingard 3:0, 40. Stones 4:0, 45.+1 Kane (11m) 5:0, 62. Kane 6:0 - 78. Baloy 6:1

 

Yellow Cards: Loftus-Cheek - Cooper, Escobar, Murillo.

Officials: Grisha (EGY) - Achik (MAR), Ahmed (SUD), 43.319 attendance

 

England:   Pickford - Walker, Stones, Maguire - Trippier (70. Rose), Loftus-Cheek, Henderson, Lingard (63. Delph), Young - Sterling, Kane (63. Vardy)

 

Panama:  Penedo - Murillo, R. Torres, Escobar, Davis - Gomez (69. Baloy) - Barcenas (69. Arroyo), Cooper, Godoy (62. Avila), J. Rodriguez - Perez

 

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