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English Clubs Manchester United Street Talks, 14/03 Man Utd v Liverpool | 20:40 ESPN
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CalmeR
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 Feb 25 2009, 09:49 PM
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Hi guys... i'm newb here and i have 2 noob questions that need to ask you guys
the first one is, carling cup not knock-out one ar? how come mu lose to derby when derby home and still can play a home game and win derby to proceed to final? how to calculate one ar?
the second one is about the uefa champions league, how to calculate the goals ar? i just agak agak know away goal is very important, and 2 teams need to play a games, away and home each game... like mu vs inter milan case, if inter draw 1-1 at old trafford, means they won due to 1 away goal? or how ar?
pls help me this newb, thanks in advance
This post has been edited by CalmeR: Feb 25 2009, 09:50 PM
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CalmeR
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Feb 25 2009, 10:01 PM
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QUOTE(tommy81 @ Feb 25 2009, 09:57 PM) carling cup semi final play 2 leg! champion league away goal is important bcoz if agg same,then will be count away goal! o... icic... then like what i said just now, if inter milan draw 1-1 at old trafford that means inter milan win? cause even though draw but inter milan still got 1 away goal but mu got no away goal so inter milan win? count like this ar? |
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CalmeR
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Feb 25 2009, 10:07 PM
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QUOTE(maxizanc @ Feb 25 2009, 10:01 PM) We reached semi finals which has 2 legs. After the 2nd leg, Manchester United won 4–3 on aggregate. United win. In UCL, away goals only counts when the result is draw in aggregate after the 2nd leg. But draw with goals of course. Example: Team A playing away scoring 2 goals to nil, in the second leg Team B scored 2 goals to nil at home. Aggregate is 2-2. Team A proceed because they scored away goals and the aggregate is draw.  Took me a while writing this.. Sorry if you don''t understand thanks for the explaination, i understand now  |
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