⚽ UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany ⚽ - Qualifiers👉Group Stage

[cygan]

uefa has unveiled the match ball for euro 2024 in germany. its called 'Fussballliebe' (Football Love) - and contains a technology that is being used for the first time at a european championship final.
according to uefa, the ball contains 'connected ball technology', which will be used for the first time at a uefa euro round. the association speaks of the 'unprecedented insights' provided by the technology. the movement and position of the ball will be tracked more precisely, which should also benefit the decision-making processes of the var assistant...

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[Phoenix Anka]

Croatia's situation is very difficult, but if they confidently beat Latvia and Armenia, which is quite possible, then they can score the same 16 points as Turkey and have a better goal difference. And under this condition, if Turkey loses to Wales, then they may lose first place, so Turkey will have to at least play the match with Wales to a draw. I think Croatia should make it to the playoffs, they are too strong a team to stop playing in the group stage.

I also hope that Croatia will have to perform optimally in the last 2 matches in order to qualify for the next round. I'm sure Croatia still has a chance to qualify next, indeed their opponents are very determined to appear at the German Euro later. Of course, this group will be very exciting in fighting for their team to qualify next. The reason is that Wales will go all out in the last 2 matches even though the last match was a bit tough against Turkey.

Croatia will follow the match between Wales and Turkey the most, but the Croatians made the biggest mistake by losing the last two matches. The match they lost to Turkey in Croatia confused all calculations. Now their only chance is to wait for Turkey to beat Wales.

[shogun47]

That is what North Macedonia is hoping for, people to just look at what's going on on paper Italy has some great memories of North Macedonia! It was against all expectations when North Macedonia kicked Italy out of the World Cup play-offs in March 2022 and despite these huge differences on paper, the game was lost. I recall that Italy had an insane number of corners and yet it was the weaker team on paper that won the game. I think this time Italy will pay more attention to not making any mistakes twice.

These sort of upsets can be expected. Italy is still in the rebuilding phase. They are no longer the team that we know from the 1990s and early 2000s. Younger players are not coming through the ranks and promising players such as Mario Balotelli have suddenly vanished from the international scene all of a sudden. They failed to qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and even now the qualification for 2026 World Cup is not guaranteed. At this point, there is not much they can do. They are undergoing a natural decline, similar to the case with Germany and Netherlands.

I know this isn't a topic about Balotelli, but I would not mention him as a promising player in the sense that he played so well that I thought he could become one cornerstone of the Italian team. This guy had such a shitty control over his attitude, such a bad character that the only thing people were waiting for were not any further important goals for the team, but for the day he would disappear from the soccer stages. If someone has great talent but is so stupid like Balotelli, the person should be avoided like the plague by any team. They destroy more than they create in a team.

[Hvdv]

That is what North Macedonia is hoping for, people to just look at what's going on on paper Italy has some great memories of North Macedonia! It was against all expectations when North Macedonia kicked Italy out of the World Cup play-offs in March 2022 and despite these huge differences on paper, the game was lost. I recall that Italy had an insane number of corners and yet it was the weaker team on paper that won the game. I think this time Italy will pay more attention to not making any mistakes twice.

These sort of upsets can be expected. Italy is still in the rebuilding phase. They are no longer the team that we know from the 1990s and early 2000s. Younger players are not coming through the ranks and promising players such as Mario Balotelli have suddenly vanished from the international scene all of a sudden. They failed to qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and even now the qualification for 2026 World Cup is not guaranteed. At this point, there is not much they can do. They are undergoing a natural decline, similar to the case with Germany and Netherlands.

I know this isn't a topic about Balotelli, but I would not mention him as a promising player in the sense that he played so well that I thought he could become one cornerstone of the Italian team. This guy had such a shitty control over his attitude, such a bad character that the only thing people were waiting for were not any further important goals for the team, but for the day he would disappear from the soccer stages. If someone has great talent but is so stupid like Balotelli, the person should be avoided like the plague by any team. They destroy more than they create in a team.

He was one of the best finishers, but his character and nervous nature ruined his career. If he had continued with his controlled and hard-working nature, I'm sure he could still be one of the forwards pushing for the top. He still continues to contribute goals to the teams he plays for. He is still a very strong player physically.

[emrecemsan]

uefa has unveiled the match ball for euro 2024 in germany. its called 'Fussballliebe' (Football Love) - and contains a technology that is being used for the first time at a european championship final.
according to uefa, the ball contains 'connected ball technology', which will be used for the first time at a uefa euro round. the association speaks of the 'unprecedented insights' provided by the technology. the movement and position of the ball will be tracked more precisely, which should also benefit the decision-making processes of the var assistant...

To tell the truth I can't get very hyped about this new technology already now. Because even a great technology like VAR has been abused in so many matches so far. 

I mean in those matches VAR made such horrible decisions that they weren't very different than mistakes a simple referee can make. I really would like to see this new technology to get ahead of this issue and drop the number of such incidents at least in Euro 2024. I hope they don't still continue to make mistakes despite having a more detailed view of an incident with this technology.

[beerlover]

Basically we still have some mathematical calculations left, but in the end it all depends on the games that will be played. The ones who are going up are already decided, and if we ignore the others, the ones who have a chance, will fight to the last minute, to the last whistle of the game. We are going to definitely see games that will be fun to watch, it is going to end up being great.

I understand that we are not going to see it be that difficult at times, like some teams that need a win may end up losing terribly, they are behind for a reason. For example Wales, good team, but they are not qualifying right now because of a reason, they are not first or second for a reason, so they should play all game as hard as they can to win, but if they lose, that may not be a shock neither. That type of thing happens all the time, and we need to realize that it's either going to be an incredible win, or an expected loss from them when the game ends.

[rdluffy]

Does anyone who is betting have any tips on good bets for the next round of matches?


I think the odds for Scotland to win are very good. It's a group that's already been decided, but Scotland might want a win to try and top the group

I also found a good opportunity in the Portugal x Liechtenstein match, paying 2.60 if Cristiano Ronaldo scores the first goal. I think it has a good chance of happening

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Israel 0-0 Switzerland after 25 minutes.

I know Israel have more important things on their minds right now but I’m watching this game, really rooting for them.

They need a win, qualifying for the Euros could provide some people with some much needed happiness.

[Rikafip]

Now their only chance is to wait for Turkey to beat Wales.

Not really, as there are few scenarios in play.

For the sake of the argument, let's say that we (Croatia) wins both games. In that case, Wales has to win in both of their games as well meaning that even a draw vs Turkey will mean Croatia finishes 2nd in the group. Problem here (for Croatia) is that Turkey secured first position so for that that last game won't mean anything but on the other hand, Armenia still has a chance to finish 2nd so maybe they manage to at least get a draw vs Wales which would help us a lot.

[snipie]

They need a win

A defeat then a draw reduced their chances since Romania and Switzerland are 4 points in advance. Their match against Romania will determine whether they could qualify or it is Romania which will pass to the next stage. Switzerland obviously are the favourite to qualify.
Many games will be played tomorrow and the days after. Poor Italy has bad memories vs North Macedonia which can literally end their dreams of qualification again!

[Essential10]

Spain travel to Cyprus in the Euro 2024 qualifiers to secure their place in the next round. Spain have won five of their six qualifiers with the only defeat coming against Scotland. Spain top the points table in Group A with a total of 19 goals scored so far and +16 goal difference. Cyprus will finish bottom of the group with 0 points from their first seven matches. Has one of the worst records in Euro 2024 qualification, losing all seven so far and scoring just twice. The hosts have the worst defensive record in their group with 25 goals conceded. Spain won 6-0 at home. Despite possible changes in the XI, we can expect the same result this time as well.

[Bobrox]

Spain travel to Cyprus in the Euro 2024 qualifiers to secure their place in the next round. Spain have won five of their six qualifiers with the only defeat coming against Scotland. Spain top the points table in Group A with a total of 19 goals scored so far and +16 goal difference. Cyprus will finish bottom of the group with 0 points from their first seven matches. Has one of the worst records in Euro 2024 qualification, losing all seven so far and scoring just twice. The hosts have the worst defensive record in their group with 25 goals conceded. Spain won 6-0 at home. Despite possible changes in the XI, we can expect the same result this time as well.

On the paper, Cyprus is not problem for Spain teams continue the winning trend and keep defend their first standings position in Group A of UEFA Euro Qualifier round. Cyprus is most weakness national teams in EURO qualifier participants, they have loss 7 of 7 matches and conceded 23 goals with scored only 2 goals. I think Spain will win above three to five goals in this match and qualify to EURO 2026 in Germany as first standings finish team.

In Group A there are not any interested match any more due Spain and Scotland teams have guarantee their position to final place in EURO 2026, both teams have 5 points remaining from Norway who played 7 matches and this group fight to be top standings position finish only. I think Spain is favorite team will finish on the first place due their remaining matches against Cyprus and Georgia who will be easily with three points each match.

[Sithara007]

Spain travel to Cyprus in the Euro 2024 qualifiers to secure their place in the next round. Spain have won five of their six qualifiers with the only defeat coming against Scotland. Spain top the points table in Group A with a total of 19 goals scored so far and +16 goal difference. Cyprus will finish bottom of the group with 0 points from their first seven matches. Has one of the worst records in Euro 2024 qualification, losing all seven so far and scoring just twice. The hosts have the worst defensive record in their group with 25 goals conceded. Spain won 6-0 at home. Despite possible changes in the XI, we can expect the same result this time as well.

Both the teams (Spain and Scotland) have already qualified for the main tournament from Group A. Remaining matches are irrelevant, at least in terms of qualification. Today Scotland will take on Georgia and Spain will take on Cyprus. In both cases, the opponents are weak but capable of upsets. The most interesting match will be on 19th November, when Scotland will take on Norway. Despite the presence of heavyweights such as Martin Ødegaard and Erling Håland, Norway once again failed to qualify for a major tournament. They will be looking for a consolation win.

[Belarge]

Spain travel to Cyprus in the Euro 2024 qualifiers to secure their place in the next round. Spain have won five of their six qualifiers with the only defeat coming against Scotland. Spain top the points table in Group A with a total of 19 goals scored so far and +16 goal difference. Cyprus will finish bottom of the group with 0 points from their first seven matches. Has one of the worst records in Euro 2024 qualification, losing all seven so far and scoring just twice. The hosts have the worst defensive record in their group with 25 goals conceded. Spain won 6-0 at home. Despite possible changes in the XI, we can expect the same result this time as well.

Spain already qualified for the Euro 2024 qualifications with satisfiable results both at home and away. They're planning for more bigger projects and it's definitely what the fans want. Spain have grown to become one of the very best team and they're presently hitting the nail on every opponents this season. Spain new boss, Luis De la Fuente Castillo future is uncertain but I must compliment his energy, he's doing quite well and have outstanding results in previous games. There's absolutely no match for Spain except for Scotland that serves as big headache to the players who always find it really difficult to win Scotland.

[Ayers]

uefa has unveiled the match ball for euro 2024 in germany. its called 'Fussballliebe' (Football Love) - and contains a technology that is being used for the first time at a european championship final.
according to uefa, the ball contains 'connected ball technology', which will be used for the first time at a uefa euro round. the association speaks of the 'unprecedented insights' provided by the technology. the movement and position of the ball will be tracked more precisely, which should also benefit the decision-making processes of the var assistant...

To tell the truth I can't get very hyped about this new technology already now. Because even a great technology like VAR has been abused in so many matches so far. 

I mean in those matches VAR made such horrible decisions that they weren't very different than mistakes a simple referee can make. I really would like to see this new technology to get ahead of this issue and drop the number of such incidents at least in Euro 2024. I hope they don't still continue to make mistakes despite having a more detailed view of an incident with this technology.

Well, it definitely does sound good. I wonder if it is going to be as useful as people are saying. of course, I want this to be good. I want the decisions that are being taken to be more precise. But the ball is meant for kicking. That’s why I am a little worried, about how all of these are going to turn out to be. And when you are kicking a piece of technology consistently, how well and accurate is it going to be?
But I believe they have taken all those things into consideration and implemented the technology. Let’s hope for the best.

[Strongkored]

To tell the truth I can't get very hyped about this new technology already now. Because even a great technology like VAR has been abused in so many matches so far. 

I mean in those matches VAR made such horrible decisions that they weren't very different than mistakes a simple referee can make. I really would like to see this new technology to get ahead of this issue and drop the number of such incidents at least in Euro 2024. I hope they don't still continue to make mistakes despite having a more detailed view of an incident with this technology.

People will try to innovate so that the technology created can be better than the old one, and many sports do this so that errors in human judgment are reduced but they forget that those who use the technology can still make mistakes and make decisions that are detrimental to one of the teams, such as which happened in English Premier League matches several times, so abuse can always occur even though technology continues to be developed.
However, there's no harm in seeing how this technology can reduce errors from human judgment, it's just that teams that can't accept defeat will still complain, and made accusations of partiality 

[Juggy777]

uefa has unveiled the match ball for euro 2024 in germany. its called 'Fussballliebe' (Football Love) - and contains a technology that is being used for the first time at a european championship final.
according to uefa, the ball contains 'connected ball technology', which will be used for the first time at a uefa euro round. the association speaks of the 'unprecedented insights' provided by the technology. the movement and position of the ball will be tracked more precisely, which should also benefit the decision-making processes of the var assistant...

To tell the truth I can't get very hyped about this new technology already now. Because even a great technology like VAR has been abused in so many matches so far. 

I mean in those matches VAR made such horrible decisions that they weren't very different than mistakes a simple referee can make. I really would like to see this new technology to get ahead of this issue and drop the number of such incidents at least in Euro 2024. I hope they don't still continue to make mistakes despite having a more detailed view of an incident with this technology.

Well, it definitely does sound good. I wonder if it is going to be as useful as people are saying. of course, I want this to be good. I want the decisions that are being taken to be more precise. But the ball is meant for kicking. That’s why I am a little worried, about how all of these are going to turn out to be. And when you are kicking a piece of technology consistently, how well and accurate is it going to be?
But I believe they have taken all those things into consideration and implemented the technology. Let’s hope for the best.

@Ayers this seems like a bad idea because this technology should have been tested in a big league first to see how effective it is and all player’s and coaches are already tired of VAR so I’m sure that they won’t be happy to see this technology in action. Furthermore I won’t be surprised if this new technology also messes it up because VAR is very bad and if it messes a big match result then fans will never forgive UEFA for introducing it.

[casperBGD]

no decider matches today, only Slovakia can mark their qualification with a point against Iceland at home, should not be missed
all other play just for fun, except for Hungary vs Bulgaria and Montenegro vs Lithuania, but chances for Montenegro to qualify are pure statistics, they need two wins, and to hope that others will lose their matches

solid odds on Luxembourg to win over Bosnia @2.7, playing home in a match that don't have much to offer other than rivalry

[Cryptmuster]

People will try to innovate so that the technology created can be better than the old one, and many sports do this so that errors in human judgment are reduced but they forget that those who use the technology can still make mistakes and make decisions that are detrimental to one of the teams, such as which happened in English Premier League matches several times, so abuse can always occur even though technology continues to be developed.
However, there's no harm in seeing how this technology can reduce errors from human judgment, it's just that teams that can't accept defeat will still complain, and made accusations of partiality 

In addition to the technologies that help the referee in the match, but it would not hurt for them to establish understanding among themselves, if there is no understanding between them, then no technology will help them. Of course, these are isolated cases, it doesn’t happen that often and with the help of VAR you can correct a lot of missed chances, so in general they still have a positive effect, but sometimes when there are too many stoppages due to VAR in one match, it becomes a little like a regular game.

[Sithara007]

no decider matches today, only Slovakia can mark their qualification with a point against Iceland at home, should not be missed
all other play just for fun, except for Hungary vs Bulgaria and Montenegro vs Lithuania, but chances for Montenegro to qualify are pure statistics, they need two wins, and to hope that others will lose their matches

solid odds on Luxembourg to win over Bosnia @2.7, playing home in a match that don't have much to offer other than rivalry

Two more matches remain for Luxembourg, Iceland and Bosnia and Herzegovina. They may not be able to overtake Slovakia for the 2nd position, but one of these teams have a chance of qualifying to the main tournament as better placed 3rd ranked team in the group. I would rather prefer Luxembourg, because I have never seen them playing in a major tournament. Iceland and Bosnia had their chances in the past. Liechtenstein is the weakest team in this group, and their remaining matches are against Portugal and Luxembourg.