World Cup 2018 Qualification
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Yes. www.crickfree.netadrian said:
Any strean?flyingkiwiDK said:New Zealand v Peru. Anyone watching?
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0-0 at halftime. Peru look classy on the ball. NZ holding their own.2
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Cheers.
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Yep. Full house.adrian said:Cheers.
Big crowd
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Why didn't wood start?0
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0-0 final score. Wood came on for final 10 minutes and forced a save with first touch of the ball - a free kick. Don't really fancy kiwi chances on Thiursday morning in Peru. Great atmosphere in Wellington. Biggest crowd ever to watch a football match in NZ - over 37,000 with the additional seating.3
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Pubs were rammed in Auckland. I'd underestimated the interest in it.4
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Size does not always matter.0
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Decent result for New Zealand all things considered. Peru still favourites but the Kiwis will be glad they're still in the tie after the first game.2
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So Saturday has arrived and my train tickets for Shrewsbury are in my pocket.
But instead of ten of us traveling for what should have been a good Day out I am stuck at home.
To make matters worse Mrs.Blackpool has insisted that we take the grandkids to the cinema to watch Paddington bear.
I fu@$$g hate international breaks.4 -
Agree. A goal for Peru would have totally killed the tie. As it is the All Whites still have a (slim) chance of progressing to the WC Finals.Callumcafc said:Decent result for New Zealand all things considered. Peru still favourites but the Kiwis will be glad they're still in the tie after the first game.
I watched it on a live stream and thought it was a decent game despite the 0-0 scoreline.
Now for Denmark to do the business later and its been a good weekend.0 -
He was carrying a slight injury I believe (hamstring).jamescafc said:Why didn't wood start?
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Ivory Coast in big trouble. 0-2 down at home to Morocco who only need a draw.2
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Come on Denmark, hopefully they can get a couple of goals before the second leg3
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What an awesome double save from Randolph though!!SouthWest_Addicks said:Come on Denmark, hopefully they can get a couple of goals before the second leg
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He's really become a decent 'keeperForeverAddickted said:
What an awesome double save from Randolph though!!SouthWest_Addicks said:Come on Denmark, hopefully they can get a couple of goals before the second leg
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Morocco through, Ivory Coast out.
Tunisia through by the skin of their teeth (0-0 home draw with Libya), Congo out (did what they needed to do, 3-1 win).0 -
1. Northern Ireland or Switzerland (12th Nov)
2. Croatia or Greece (12th Nov)
3. Italy or Sweden (13th Nov)
4. Ireland or Denmark (11th & 14th Nov)
5. Tunisiaor Congo
6. Moroccoor Ivory Coast
7. Senegalor Burkina Faso or Cape Verde or South Africa
8. New Zealand or Peru (15th Nov)
9. Honduras or Australia (15th Nov)
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DR Congo gave up a 2-0 lead on Tunisia back in September by conceding twice in two minutes near the end of the game.
If they'd held that lead, they'd be at the World Cup.
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0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.1
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I agree. Ireland offered next to nothing tonight and Denmark won’t play that badly again.Callumcafc said:0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.
Another 0-0 and pens is the only way I see Ireland getting through.0 -
Middlesbrough and ex West Ham and Birmingham City goalkeeper Darren Randolph played well for the Republic of Ireland as did Bournemouth academy product Harry Arter.9
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Apart from Croatia smashing Greece these play offs are really tense, understandably no side wants to give anything away.
NZ 0 Peru 0
Honduras 0 Australia 0
Denmark 0 Ireland 0
NI 0 Switzerland 1
Sweden 1 Italy 0
Hopefully the 2nd legs are a bit more exciting.1 -
Do away goals count extra if tie is level? I hate that ruleCallumcafc said:0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.
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I think Ireland, they didn't appear to even want to score a goal last night - it was all about protecting the 0 and turning it into, effectively, a one leg play-off in front of a packed Aviva Stadium in Dublin. They've achieved that but I cannot see them beating the Danes unless something dramatic changes between now and the second leg.Callumcafc said:0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.
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Generally, i think its a very good rule - brought in in the early days of the 2 legged European cup games to try to entice away sides (mostly Italian) out of their own half and not parking the bus looking for a 0-0. It does make for a more entertaining game normally.oohaahmortimer said:
Do away goals count extra if tie is level? I hate that ruleCallumcafc said:0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.
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Magennis starts on the bench for Northern Ireland...
10 mins played, 0-0 (1-0 on agg).1 -
Magennis not starting for Northern Ireland tonight0
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Good piece on away goals here and the effect it's had on two legged tiesThe_President said:
Generally, i think its a very good rule - brought in in the early days of the 2 legged European cup games to try to entice away sides (mostly Italian) out of their own half and not parking the bus looking for a 0-0. It does make for a more entertaining game normally.oohaahmortimer said:
Do away goals count extra if tie is level? I hate that ruleCallumcafc said:0-0 between Ireland and Denmark. Who will be happier with that? Denmark IMO. An away goal in the next leg puts them at a big advantage.
https://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/should-away-goals-rule-be-scrapped-fourfourtwo-investigates2