2007-10-14 - UEFA Coefficients
Following yesterday's matches, here's the latest UEFA coefficients that will be used to determine the groups of seeds for the 2008 European Championship.
1. Germany - 2.56
2. Croatia - 2.50
3. Netherlands - 2.48
4. Sweden - 2.42
5. England - 2.40
6. Italy - 2.30
7. Romania - 2.29
8. Czech Republic - 2.24
9. Poland - 2.18
10. Portugal - 2.17
11. France - 2.10
12. Spain - 2.10
13. Greece - 2.05
14. Turkey - 1.95
15. Russia - 1.95
16. Ukraine - 1.81
17. Serbia - 1.86
18. Scotland - 1.85
19. Norway - 1.84
20. Switzerland* - 1.80
21. Israel - 1.75
22. Bulgaria - 1.74
23. Denmark - 1.71
24. Slovakia - 1.64
25. Ireland - 1.60
26. Austria* - 1.50
27. Finland - 1.50
28. Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1.45
29. Northern Ireland - 1.32
30. Hungary - 1.30
31. Slovenia - 1.15
32. Latvia - 1.14
33. Belgium - 1.14
34. Albania - 1.10
35. Lithuania - 1.05
36. Wales - 0.95
37. Estonia - 0.91
38. Cyprus - 0.89
39. Belarus - 0.85
40. Macedonia - 0.81
41. Georgia - 0.77
42. Armenia - 0.76
43. Iceland - 0.60
44. Moldova - 0.55
45. Liechtenstein - 0.55
46. Azerbaijan - 0.42
47. Malta - 0.42
48. Kazakhstan - 0.35
49. Andorra - 0.24
50. Luxembourg - 0.14
51. Faroe Islands - 0.05
52. San Marino - 0.00
In the top 12, only the Netherlands and Croatia, and Spain and France have swapped places, meaning that if the draw was to happen today (and taking the most obvious qualifiers), the seeds would be as follows:
Austria
Germany
Greece
Switzerland
Croatia
England
Netherlands
Sweden
Czech Republic
Italy
Poland
Romania
Portugal
Spain
France
Turkey
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2007-10-14 - why did Germany lose 0.19 points? |
| Posted by Adrian |
after all they drew with Ireland, while the Netherlands who were beaten by Romania , only lost 0.12 points
i like this blog very much, keep up the good work
best regards |
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2007-10-14 - sorry for not thinking enough about it before asking :) |
| Posted by Adrian |
| I see now that Germany's points are calculated only from the 2008 european qualifiers as they were hosts in 2006, so that one single result counts more for them ( bad or good ) |
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2007-10-14 - Re: sorry for not thinking enough about it before asking :) |
| Posted by rdasilva |
| Don't worry, it happens to the best of us, but indeed you're right. I did mention this fact a few times in previous UEFA coefficient articles though... |
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2007-10-14 - UEFA Coefficients |
| Posted by Anonymous |
Hi there. Just wanted to post a comment to say good work on the weblog. I found it really informative, especially as I'm an overly optimistic Scot fantasising about what group we'll get at Euro 2008!
Keep up the good work...Spiros |
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2007-10-15 - Re: UEFA Coefficients |
| Posted by rdasilva |
| Glad you're enjoying it. As for Scotland, I'd be very nervous about Georgia on Wednesday. From the clips I saw Scotland indeed look pretty hot, but Georgia away isn't yet a foregone conclusion. I did say the same about the Ukraine match and they jumped that hurdle very well, but Tbilisi is not Glasgow! Even then, beating Italy at home is a big ask. I think they could definitely do it but it will be one tough game. Imagine Italy not making the European Championship. Could it be any better? I suppose as a Scot it could, if Russia undo the English progress on Wednesday! I'd pray for some snow. Unfortunately it looks like it will only snow a little in Moscow today. |
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2007-10-18 - Untitled Comment |
| Posted by Druxy |
| I hope that your scotland will beet Italy. I was always support scotland. |
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