Finney Is Back
Andy Thompson
Not getting fudged at all. We knew that every single one of those players would count as an overseas player in the PL and or Europe when we signed them.
Not getting fudged at all. We knew that every single one of those players would count as an overseas player in the PL and or Europe when we signed them.
Ridiculous, we give up a massive advantage (home match last)
Its in the rules though. Apparently UEFA's rules has a hierarchy for who's game gets switched in situations like this, based on how you qualified for the competition
No matter how you flip it, I can't see that it makes one iota of difference which game is played first/last, especially now without fans. Even with fans I struggle to see any sort of advantage in playing home last.Ridiculous, we give up a massive advantage (home match last)
Yep in the rules, funny how all these things "only" happen to Spurs
- The playing 4 games in a week earlier this season, only happens to Spurs
- The losing out on a CL spot when Chelsea won, only happened to Spurs
- To the point above, Dier, Davies, etc. classification only applies to Spurs ..
Why have they switched the ties just out of interest?
No matter how you flip it, I can't see that it makes one iota of difference which game is played first/last, especially now without fans. Even with fans I struggle to see any sort of advantage in playing home last.
You get all that in the home leg! The home leg being played first or last makes feck all difference!Ground you know, no travel impact, weather conditions you are accustomed to? small things, they all add up.
You get all that in the home leg! The home leg being played first or last make feck all difference!
I'd say playing away is an advantage if extra time. You score once, and the home side need two....
2nd leg potentially goes to extra time and pelanties which is where home advantage comes in to play.
I'd say playing away is an advantage if extra time. You score once, and the home side need two.
What I'd say is that there is no DISADVANTAGE playing the last leg away. And in this particular instance, it's more of an advantage in the greater scheme, as we play home before the NLD, and Arsenal play away.
That’s with fans though.I had a quick look to see if anyone had looked in to it and this link :
https://sports.stackexchange.com/questions/15933/second-leg-home-advantage
Suggests 66% of 2 legged ties decided in extra time go the way of the home team.
Comes down to 57% for pens.
That’s with fans though.
There is no real home advantage these days....
Yep but you always get another 30 mins to score an away goal and go through on that rule if the scores are level....
2nd leg potentially goes to extra time and pelanties which is where home advantage comes in to play.