View Full Version : Away Goal Rule ... New format for Libertadores (r)
vipnerd
03 Dec 2004, 11:47 AM
Starting in Libertadores 2005, from Round of 16 (Octavos de Final) thru the Final, CONMEBOL is introducing the away goal rule used in Europe.
For example ... lets take last years semis or final as example:
Boca 1 - River 0
River 2 - Boca 1 ..... In this case Boca goes thru on away goals. No need of penalties to defeat River. ;)
Boca 0 - Once Caldas 0
Once Caldas 1 - Boca 1 ... In this case, Boca would have been champ.
We will only see penalty kicks to define a game when BOTH RESULTS are the same.
Comments?
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Lithium858
03 Dec 2004, 01:28 PM
That should make things a little more interesting. Why did they change it to that anyway?
vipnerd
03 Dec 2004, 03:35 PM
Ooooooooooops .. sorry, NOT IN THE FINAL.
The final will still be a 2 game, home and away. If there is a tie in points and goals (NOT AWAY GOALS RULE), then the modification for Libertadores 2005 is the addition of extra time, 2 periods of 15 minutes each,after which, if there is still a tie, then they go to penalties.
Also the away goal rule applies for the 1st Fase where it is a 2 game, home and away bracket.
http://www.conmebol.com/articulos_ver.jsp?id=57417&slangab=S
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SwissGCZ
03 Dec 2004, 04:55 PM
Starting in Libertadores 2005, from Round of 16 (Octavos de Final) thru the Final, CONMEBOL is introducing the away goal rule used in Europe.
It is also used in CONCACAF and in the AFC...
afa10fef
03 Dec 2004, 05:20 PM
ive actually never followed the CL but i definitely want to this time around...when does this tourney start and end?...LIKE TO SEE BOCA AND DEP.CUENCA against the other giant clubs of SA
DanRod78
03 Dec 2004, 05:22 PM
8 teams have to play each other for 4 spots in the tournament sometime around February 2nd.
The tournament is going to start around February 8th-12th
Pibe#10
03 Dec 2004, 05:36 PM
its an incentive for visiting teams to attack and score goals....we'll see how it works out.
Zitor
04 Dec 2004, 09:09 AM
Under this rule, teams like Boca would not easily advance:
latest example, and there's been planty in the past.
ARG:
Boca 2 Cerro 2
PAR.
Boca 0 Cerro 0
Wile Coyote
04 Dec 2004, 05:08 PM
I hate this idiot idea....I dont mind the expansion but any thing that UEFA does should stay in UEFA....... I think that the way goal rules will count only in the first round...
I still say there is better games and drama in la libertadores then in the champions league..
all in all it should be a nice 2005
go_otrova
04 Dec 2004, 06:33 PM
I hate this idiot idea....I dont mind the expansion but any thing that UEFA does should stay in UEFA....... I think that the way goal rules will count only in the first round...
I still say there is better games and drama in la libertadores then in the champions league..
all in all it should be a nice 2005
"El projimo alaba la caridad porque cocecha sus efectos" Nietzche.
Maybe that is for you too. You love it because it helps Boca. Don't be affraid of some changes, IMO drama will prevail.
Lithium858
05 Dec 2004, 11:06 PM
Which club looks like the best to win it all this time around then?
purojogo
05 Dec 2004, 11:13 PM
mmm, wouldn't this new rule tend to benefit those teams playing at high altitudes? ..Euro clubs as far as i know, don't have such concerns..... I say this based on how most teams approach club games (already with few days to rest+ travel issues), when going to La PAz, Quito, Bogota, or Mexico DF.....
They'll usually try to keep scoring to a minimum, unless they fall behind, because they know they don't want to run out of oxygen......
Oh, well.....I just think it is a very dumb idea that was not thought through
Argentine Futbol
07 Dec 2004, 12:37 PM
Ridiculous fuvk up European disease this away goal rule. A Goal is a goal no matter what. Not double or triple. What the ******** are we playing ???? Australian rule Football?
Pibe#10
07 Dec 2004, 05:06 PM
Ridiculous fuvk up European disease this away goal rule. A Goal is a goal no matter what. Not double or triple. What the ******** are we playing ???? Australian rule Football?
yes, it looks like S.A. is losing its Fútbol identity, now we kiss/wash UEFA's feet.
efernandez9
07 Dec 2004, 07:39 PM
Ridiculous fuvk up European disease this away goal rule. A Goal is a goal no matter what. Not double or triple. What the ******** are we playing ???? Australian rule Football? I agree with you!
now, I question: is there any of your posts without the F bombs?
welcome here, BTW :D
purojogo
08 Dec 2004, 12:50 AM
Ridiculous fuvk up European disease this away goal rule. A Goal is a goal no matter what. Not double or triple. What the ******** are we playing ???? Australian rule Football?
i am far more concerned about the advantage this rule could give high altitude teams, than whether it is simply about imitating the European way...On the latter, i really could not care less about it (either way), to be honest.....
vipnerd
11 Dec 2004, 01:40 AM
Under this rule, teams like Boca would not easily advance:
latest example, and there's been planty in the past.
ARG:
Boca 2 Cerro 2
PAR.
Boca 0 Cerro 0
Lol ... the result was 1-1 in Salta. (Pato got the penalty ;) )
:D
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Visca...
13 Dec 2004, 03:29 PM
The team that needs that goal will try at any cause to get it. It will make the game a lot more interesting because some 2nd leg games are so boring because the away team comforts itself with winning at home and getting a tie away. But if the away team scored in the 1st leg, then in the 2nd leg, there'll be a lot more excitement. I also think it's time to try a one match for the final. Just one game in the final and have the final in different venues each year (there a lot of very good stadiums in South America and Mexico) That would be sweet. But I can also see the local people from the city hosting the final not being interested in it jsut because their local team is not playing. This might hurt the chances of a one leg final.
El Guero Naco
24 Dec 2004, 03:40 PM
Hopefully two things brought this about:
1. Once Caldas playing for a 0-0 draw away and either a win or draw at home, which made them one of the smartest but hardest to watch winners.
2. How Santos Laguna got completely jobbed at River Plate last year. Nobody remembers that they actually won in Monumental, just that they got completely ripped off in the PKs.
jlscrub
25 Dec 2004, 12:07 AM
Ridiculous fuvk up European disease this away goal rule. A Goal is a goal no matter what. Not double or triple. What the ******** are we playing ???? Australian rule Football?
I agree aswell.