Originally posted by patou2:Combining results ...to be honest is very weird Wales N°9 ..

Great news for err.. me.

Originally posted by patou2:Combining results ...to be honest is very weird Wales N°9 ..
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
Great news for err.. me.
Originally posted by patou2:[..]
hahah i know ...but How is Wales in football now ?
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
Great news for err.. me.
Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
We beat Belgium 1-0 in the Euro qualifiers in June and before that we beat Israel 3-1. Top of our Euro 2016 group currently.
Originally posted by patou2:So congratulations Glenn !!
Belgium is second on FIFA ranking!
Originally posted by patou2:Combining results ...to be honest is very weird Wales N°9 ..
Originally posted by iTim:Teams are given points based on their results over the period of four years.
Win (no penalty shootout) -3
Win (penalty shootout) - 2
Draw - 1
Loss (penalty shootout) -1
Loss (no penalty shootout) - 0
These points are then multiplied by three more values based on match status (friendly, world cup qualifier, etc), the regional strength of each team (UEFA, CONMEBOL, etc), and the opposition strength.
So, let's take Brazil's last international game as example. They lost on penalties to Paraguay after the match finished 1-1.
Brazil's ranking points are calculated like this:
- 1 points for the loss on penalties;
- multiplied by 3.0 for match status (Copa America match);
- multiplied by 1.42 for opposition strength (Paraguay is ranked 58th);
- multiplied by 1.00 for regional strength (the average of the weightings for the two teams' confederations)
- multiplied by 100.
= 426
Then the results for all matches played in the year are averaged together (assuming at least five matches have been played) and added to the average from the previous 3 years to arrive at the current ranking points.