What is the primary rule used to classify teams?
Q: What is the primary rule used to classify teams?
A: The primary rule used to classify teams is points in all matches.
Q: How are ties between teams resolved?
A: Ties between teams are resolved by repeating steps 1-3 for matches between the tied teams, and then if necessary, lots drawn by FIFA.
Q: What criteria are taken into account when classifying teams?
A: The criteria taken into account when classifying teams include points in all matches, goal difference in all matches, and number of goals scored in all matches.
Q: When does FIFA draw lots?
A: FIFA draws lots when it is necessary to resolve ties between teams that cannot be broken using steps 1-3.
Q: Does the classification process involve more than one criterion?
A: Yes, the classification process involves multiple criteria including points in all matches, goal difference in all matches, and number of goals scored in all matches.
Q: Is there a specific order for evaluating these criteria?
A: Yes, there is a specific order for evaluating these criteria which includes points in all matches first followed by goal difference and number of goals scored.
Q: Are any other rules or regulations applied during this process?
A:No, only the rules outlined above are applied during this process.
