The accounts of the eighth group .. a disturbing scenario that may put Portugal in the face of Brazil
The competitions of the third round of the group stage of the 2022 World Cup will be concluded with heavy-caliber matches, and Group Eight will witness strong confrontations, as Portugal seeks to settle the top of the group after collecting 6 points in its balance, but the second seat is still awaiting the settlement, and Ghana is competing for it 3 points to South Korea and Uruguay side "one point".
The Portuguese national team may find itself facing a difficult scenario in the event that it loses the top spot in the group by losing 4-0 to South Korea and Ghana defeats Uruguay by any result, as it qualifies for the next round as the second in the group and thus collides with the leaders of Group G, which Brazil currently occupies, to repeat the scenario of the 1966 and 2010 World Cups. Here are the odds of qualifying for the World Cup Final for Group H:
South Korea (1) x Portugal (6)
Ghana (3) x Uruguay (1)
- Portugal secured its qualification and will lead if it wins or draws if it loses, and Ghana's victory will determine the lead by goal difference.
Ghana will qualify if it beats Uruguay.
In the event of a tie, South Korea will qualify if South Korea does not win, and if the latter wins, the goal difference will be used.
- Uruguay and South Korea will be eliminated in the event of a loss or a tie.
In the event that they win together, the goal difference will be used.
Eligibility and tie-breaking conditions:
The champion and runner-up of each group advance to the final eight
In the event that two teams are equal in number of points, resort to:
Goal difference
The number of targets
The number of points in direct matches between tied teams
Goal difference between tied teams
The number of goals between the tied teams
Fair play order (yellow card: 1 point, second yellow card-indirect red: 3 points, direct red card: 4 points, yellow then direct red: 5 points)
In the event of a tie, draw lots
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