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Fencing FIE World Cup 2019 - 2020


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11 minutes ago, Dunadan said:

So in order to qualify, Poland need to finish 3rd or better OR Hungary ending up in 8th place.

 

 

yes, if POL are 3rd, they need HUN to end up in 6th place (or worse)...

 

meanwhile if POL make the final, they qualify no matter what's the Hungarian placement...

 

*fixed from the previous version with wrong counting...

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Just now, phelps said:

 

yes, if POL are 3rd, they need HUN to end up in 8th place...

 

meanwhile if POL make the final, they qualify no matter what's the Hungarian placement...

no, if Poland are 3rd they qualify for sure, even if Hungary finish 5th

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il y a 2 minutes, phelps a dit :

 

I don't know...the US girls are not unbeatable...

in group 5 to 8 i don't see hungary lose against germany

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1 minute ago, Dunadan said:

no, if Poland are 3rd they qualify for sure, even if Hungary finish 5th

 

no, POL are 3rd and HUN are 5th, they are tied in the OQR...and POL have the tie-breaker (they both have a "25" as discarded score, but POL have a better "top score", 56 pts at the world champs against 48 pts at the same event by HUN)...

 

so, POL need HUN to end up 6th or worse (if they are 3rd)...

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1 minute ago, Benolympique said:

in group 5 to 8 i don't see hungary lose against germany

 

they don't stand a chance to be 5th, however...RUS would destroy them even with their C team...

 

and if POL beat USA, then they don't hace to look for what the Hungarians do...

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1 minute ago, phelps said:

 

no, POL are 3rd and HUN are 5th, they are tied in the OQR...and POL have the tie-breaker (they both have a "25" as discarded score, but POL have a better "top score", 56 pts at the world champs against 48 pts at the same event by HUN)...

 

so, POL need HUN to end up 6th or worse (if they are 3rd)...

the first part of your post is true, which makes the second part false :p

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Meanwhile (women's foil)

:KOR Jeon Hee Sook

:CHN (tbd)

have secured an individual quota

 

Not mathematical, but still almost sure quota for:

:GER (Leonie Ebert, not yet mathematically)

:TUN Ines Boubakri

:COL Saskia Loretta Van Erven Garcia

 

For the last European spot we have to wait.

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6 minutes ago, Dunadan said:

the first part of your post is true, which makes the second part false :p

 

ops...:facepalm:

 

obviously, you're right...

 

I don't know why, but I was thinking the opposite of what the situation actually is...

 

 

by the way, in Egypt we have a quarterfinal between KOR and HKG, which is basically a direct match up for the Asian spot (if one of the 2 can't make the top 4 overall, which however is highly possible...and in that case, they'd both qualify)...

 

it's probably down to a possible ITA vs RUS match up in the quarterfinals, should the Russians win, they would still have a remote chance to go further and steal a top 4 place, which would kill the hopes of the loser of the KOR vs HKG matchup...

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