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Australia vs Netherlands - ITV 5pm KO
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Iqbal_M
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by Bosox:
“Not yet. Chile need at least a point tonight to knock them out today.”

Originally Posted by Ænima:
“I think there is a scenario where they can still get through.”

How is that possible given they have lost 2 of their 3 matches?
Alrightmate
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by basdfg:
“Does this mean Australia is defiantly out now.”

Not quite.
Because if Chile lose to both Holland and Spain, and Australia beat Spain in their last match, then that would mean that Australia, Spain, and Chile will all be on 3 points.
Bosox
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by basdfg:
“How can the Dutch go out now. What's their scenarios in which that can happen.”

They can theoretically go out on goal difference if they end up tied on 6 points with Chile and Spain also on 6 points. Of course because of their thumping of Spain they won't really go out that way.
FMKK
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by basdfg:
“How can the Dutch go out now. What's their scenarios in which that can happen.”

If Spain win their next two and Chile beat them in the last game, there's an outside chance they could be done on goal difference. It would take a big swing though considering their big win over Spain.
taurus_67
18-06-2014
That was a good game. I feel sorry for the Ozzies, they deserved something to take into their final match. Mistakes are very expensive in these games though.
PamelaL
18-06-2014
At least we gave them a good game.
Odd Socks
18-06-2014
It'll take real feat for them to go through. They need to win against Spain to get 3 points and need Spain to lose one with few goals or draw both of their next games with few goals.

It's not impossible, but unlikely
davor
18-06-2014
What a great game. I don't like sports, but I really enjoyed watching the game tonight. Australia fought brilliantly!
BigFoot87
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by O'Neill:
“Chile started brilliantly in that game, but couldn't keep that pace up.”

And their defence got bossed by a 34 year old striker. They started well, ended well, the bit in the middle was not convincing. Maybe that will come later tonight.
RichmondBlue
18-06-2014
Great to watch, don't very often feel sorry for the Aussies but I thought they deserved something out of the game. Remarkably, they weren't just desperate under-dogs, Australia looked the better side for long periods ! I can't see The Netherlands going all the way on the evidence of that game.
O'Neill
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by BigFoot87:
“And their defence got bossed by a 34 year old striker. They started well, ended well, the bit in the middle was not convincing. Maybe that will come later tonight.”

I wouldn't use Cahills age as any indicator of his perceived threat, he's still obviously a very effective player. Chile beat a decent Australia, Spain may be one step too far though if they don't have an off game.
Odd Socks
18-06-2014
Group B so far for those asking if Australia are definitely going home:

Netherlands 2 games played - 6 points 8 goals!!
Chilli 1 game played - 3 points 3 goals
Australia 2 games played - 0 points 3 goals
Spain 1 game played - 0 points 1 goal
rhumble
18-06-2014
O'Neill in advocating amputating players shocker
Thomas007
18-06-2014
11 goals invovled in both Hollands games, guess the neutrals will want to go as far as possible, they can't defend in truth.
Alrightmate
18-06-2014
Australia are 62nd in the FIFA world rankings.
But you wouldn't think so going by their performances so far.
O'Neill
18-06-2014
Might be down to their average opposition.
Alrightmate
18-06-2014
The problem for Australia going into their final Spain match is that Cahill won't be playing.
mattlamb
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by basdfg:
“How can the Dutch go out now. What's their scenarios in which that can happen.”

Spain beat Chile tonight, and then Holland lose their final game - with Spain winning and winning by a big score.
FMKK
18-06-2014
Strange that ITV have relegated Chiles to the later match. Or is that considered a better time?
Skyclaw726
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by PamelaL:
“At least we gave them a good game.”

You and the rest of Oz can be proud that you fought harder than Spain did.
O'Neill
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by FMKK:
“Strange that ITV have relegated Chiles to the later match. Or is that considered a better time?”

Might think he'll be better discussing Croatia, since I think he supports them.
ihatemarmite
18-06-2014
bad luck for the Aussies. Bit more composure in front of goal and the keeper not making that mistake and it's a different result. They can be proud of their efforts.
Was RVP even booked for that challenge (sorry not sure of Aussie player's name) just before his equaliser?
Jason C
18-06-2014
Sod's law dictates that you're fully available to watch borefests like Iran v Nigeria and Russia v South Korea but the first match you miss in five days* turns out to be the one that has everything - including by all accounts the best goal of the tournament.

*did actually watch the second half on my phone
Arcana
18-06-2014
When was goal difference brought back as the first tie-breaker (as opposed to head-to-head result)?
FMKK
18-06-2014
Originally Posted by O'Neill:
“Might think he'll be better discussing Croatia, since I think he supports them.”

Oh yeah, I forgot he had a family connection there.
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