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Hey, can any of you explain to me the aggregate scoring system? I understand that you play 2 games and then they figure a cpombined score to see who wins, but how does it work exactly?
We’re talking soccer here, right? It’s pretty simple: one game at home, one game away, and the goals are added up. Only complication is that when the teams are tied after the two matches, goals scored at the away-game count for two.
cool…now I know. Goinna have ta set a few fools in line!
<small>[ 02-22-2002, 05:00 PM: Message edited by: kurticus7 ]</small>
Maybe a little more precise. The two results are added (aggregated). When this makes a draw, the away goals count double (just as jasper explaned)
Example: Feijenoord Rotterdam played In Scotland 1-1 against the Glasgow Rangers, when they draw 0-0 in Rotterdam they are through.
BTW: this example doesnt mean I am a fan of Feijenoord
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