Euro 2020 group standings, tiebreaker rules and advancement scenarios - The Washington Post

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With the third and final round of Euro 2020 group-stage play set to begin Sunday, here’s a look at where things stand in each group as we look ahead to the knockout round. As a reminder: The first- and second-place teams in each group qualify for the knockout round, along with the top four third-place teams.

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Here’s the group-stage tiebreaker procedure, as explained by UEFA. Teams get three points for a win and one point for a draw, and the team with the most points wins the group. If two or more teams are tied in points at the end of group play, ties are broken via the following:

1. Greatest number of points accrued in the matches between the tied teams.
2. Goal difference in the matches played between the tied teams.
3. Goals scored in the matches played between the tied teams.

If those tiebreakers fail to break all the deadlocks, they are applied only to the teams that remain tied. If that does not break the tie, the following are applied:

1. Goal difference in all group matches.
2. Goals scored in all group matches.
3. Wins in all group matches.
4. Lower quantity of disciplinary points. Players are given three points for a red card (either directly or as a result of receiving two yellow cards in one match) and one point for a yellow card.
5. Position in the European qualifier rankings.

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.
Switzerland	Switzerland

Remaining games:

Italy vs. Wales (Sunday, noon, ESPN2)

Switzerland vs. Turkey (Sunday, noon, ESPN)

• Italy has clinched a spot in the knockout round. It will clinch first place in the group with a win or draw against Wales.
• Wales will clinch first place in the group with a win over Italy. It will clinch a spot in the knockout round with a draw or if Turkey defeats or draws with Switzerland.
• Switzerland will be eliminated from knockout-round contention with a loss to Turkey. It can finish in second place with a win and a Wales loss, though it would have to overcome a significant overall goal-differential deficit (the two teams tied, 1-1, on June 12).
• Turkey cannot finish first or second and must defeat Switzerland by a sizable margin to possibly qualify for the knockout round as a third-place team.

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.

Remaining games:

Russia vs. Denmark (Monday, 3 p.m., ESPN2)

Finland vs. Belgium (Monday, 3 p.m., ESPN)

• Belgium has clinched a spot in the knockout round and will clinch first place in the group with a win or a draw against Finland
• Russia defeated Finland on Wednesday and thus owns the head-to-head tiebreaker. It will clinch a spot in the knockout round with a win over Denmark or a draw plus a Finland loss to Belgium.
• Finland will clinch a spot in the knockout round with a win over Belgium or a draw plus a Russia loss to Denmark.
• Denmark can finish in second place in the group with a win over Russia plus a Finland loss to Belgium, but it will depend on the goals scored in these two matches.

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.
Netherlands	Netherlands
North Macedonia	North Macedonia

Remaining games:

North Macedonia vs. Netherlands (Monday, noon, ESPN)

Ukraine vs. Austria (Monday, noon, ESPN2)

• Netherlands has clinched first place in the group by virtue of its wins over Ukraine and Austria.
• Ukraine will clinch second place in the group with a win or draw against Austria, the latter because it will win the total goals tiebreaker.
• Austria will clinch second place with a win only.
• North Macedonia has been eliminated from knockout-round contention because it cannot finish better than last in the group. (It lost head-to-head matches against Austria and Ukraine.)

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.
Czech Republic	Czech Republic

Remaining games:

Czech Republic vs. England (Tuesday, 3 p.m., ESPN)

Croatia vs. Scotland (Tuesday, 3 p.m., ESPN2)

• Czech Republic will finish first in the group with a win or draw against England, based on its superior goal differential. Even with a loss, the Czechs will finish second unless Croatia beats Scotland and overtakes them in goal differential.
• England will advance with a win or draw tie against Czech Republic, or with a Croatia win or draw against Scotland. England will win the group with a win against Czech Republic.
• Croatia could finish second with a win over Scotland and a Czech Republic loss, but only with a big gain in goal differential. Croatia must win to have any chance to advance.
• Scotland could still finish second with a win over Croatia and an England loss. Scotland must beat Croatia to avoid finishing last in the group.

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.

Remaining games:

Slovakia vs. Spain (Wednesday, noon, ESPN)

Sweden vs. Poland (Wednesday, noon, ESPN2)

• Sweden will advance with a win or draw against Poland. It will finish third in the group with a loss to Poland.
• Slovakia will advance if it tops Spain, or if it draws with Spain and Sweden wins or draws against Poland. Slovakia will win the group if it beats Spain and Sweden doesn’t beat Poland.
• Spain will advance with a win over Slovakia. If Spain draws with Slovakia, it will finish either third or fourth.
• Poland will finish second if it beats Sweden, so long as Slovakia and Spain do not draw. Group F

		Record (W-D-L)			Goals against	Goal diff.

Remaining games

Germany vs. Hungary (Wednesday, 3 p.m., ESPN2)

Portugal vs. France (Wednesday, 3 p.m., ESPN)

• France will advance if it beats or draws with Portugal, or if Germany and Hungary draw. Les Bleus will finish first in the group if they win, or if they draw and Hungary beats Germany. If France loses and Hungary wins, second place will be decided by goal differential, since France and Hungary played to a draw.
• Germany will advance by beating Hungary. Germany can finish atop the group with a win and a France loss to Portugal. Germany will finish third if it draws Hungary and Portugal beats France, or if it loses to Hungary and Portugal loses to France.
• Portugal will go through with a win against France, or a draw and a German loss to Hungary. If Portugal wins and Germany does not, it will finish first. But if it loses to France and Hungary beats Germany, Portugal would finish fourth.
• Hungary needs a win over Germany and a Portugal loss to France to finish second. It could still finish second on goal differential with a win over Germany and a Portugal win. Hungary will finish third if it wins and France and Portugal play to a draw.

Third-place standings

The top four third-place teams will be determined by group-stage points, with goal difference, goals scored, wins, disciplinary points and European qualifying standings serving as tiebreakers.

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