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Monday, October 5, 2009

2010 WCQ: Probable results and seeded teams

H (home), A (away), W (win), D (draw), L (loss).

Portugal: Hungary (H - W), Malta (H - W)
Greece: Latvia (H - W), Luxembourg (H - W)
Czech Republic: Poland (H - W), Northern Ireland (H - W)
Russia: Germany (H - D), Azerbaijan (A - W)
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Estonia (A - W), Spain (H - L)
Croatia: Qatar (H - W), Kazakhstan (A - W)
France: Faroe Islands (H - W), Austria (H - W)
Republic of Ireland: Italy (H - D), Montenegro (H - W)

Team - FIFA points
Croatia             1037
France              1028
Russia              1024
Portugal            1023
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Czech Republic       997
Greece               906
Republic of Ireland  776
Bosnia-Herzegovina   673

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3 comments:

  1. paqsOctober 6, 2009 at 8:36 AM

    Thanks man!

    So my Bosnia goes into the playoffs for the first time. Sadly, it seems like we'll be overmatched by any of the 4 teams.

    I guess I can hope for Sweden, Ukraine and Slovenia to eliminate some of the tougher teams in their groups. In that case we can face an easier opponent in the shape of Greece, Sweden, or maybe Ireland, yeah?

    Great work!

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  2. UnknownOctober 12, 2009 at 12:03 PM

    Thats a joke! Fifa have fixed this to favour the larger countries and thus increase profits. Ireland have bust their balls to get this far and are unbeaten in the group yet the draw favours those big teams that have played crap! im boycotting the world cup if we dont qualify!

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  3. UnknownOctober 20, 2009 at 5:59 AM

    A week later, we know what happened: Czechs and Croats out, so Greece goes up to the group with seeded teams, but, justice prevails, they get the strongest unseeded team, the Ukraine. Bosnia in trouble against Portugal, but who knows, they are on a roll. Russia should prevail over Slovenia, but France has to play better than what they did in the qualifiers so far; Ireland is the only unbeaten team in the playoffs.

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