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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Meciul Romania - Israel considerat neoficial

FIFA a scos de pe lista de meciuri "A" partida Romania - Israel disputata pe 3 martie 2010 la Timisoara si pierduta de tricolori cu 2 - 0, deoarece ambele echipe au depasit numarul maxim de inlocuiri permise de regulamentul FIFA intr-un meci amical. Multumesc Filipino Football pentru informatie.

Conform circularei 1150 din 26 iunie 2008, o echipa poate face doar 6 inlocuiri intr-un meci amical. Razvan Lucescu a inlocuit 8 jucatori, iar Eli Ohana - 9. Caseta tehnica a partidei poate fi gasita pe Mediafax.ro.

Punctajele celor doua echipe in urmatorul clasament FIFA (va fi dat publicitatii pe 31 martie) se vor modifica astfel:

  • Israel va avea 811 puncte (pierde astfel 20 de puncte) si ramane tot pe pozitia 27 (pierde un loc fata de clasementul precedent publicat chiar in ziua meciului)
  • Romania va avea 798 puncte (castiga 43 de puncte) si urca 7 locuri pana pe pozitia 31 (in urcare 5 locuri fata de clasamentul precedent).

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4 comments:

  1. HomerMarch 10, 2010 at 9:28 PM

    This is unbelievably strange because in the following more than 6 substitutes were used by teams also:

    Algeria v Serbia (Serbia used 11 substitutes!!!)
    Angola v Latvia (Angola used 7 substitutes)
    Belgium v Croatia (Croatia used 7 substitutes)
    Macedonia v Montenegro (Macedonia used 7 substitutes)
    Portugal v China (both countries used 7 substitutes)

    And this is just on 3 March, and these matches do count. There are 10's of other examples like this over the past few months.

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  2. HomerMarch 11, 2010 at 10:25 PM

    OK, some sense prevails. Algeria v Serbia is now also removed from the official FIFA records.

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  3. EdgarMarch 12, 2010 at 8:40 AM

    Hi Raoul!

    Macedonia - Montenegro and Belgium - Croatia have also been removed.

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  4. HomerMarch 13, 2010 at 9:35 AM

    And now also Portugal v China and Angola v Latvia

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