2010 FIFA World Cup (1 v 1)
Congratulations to HighlanderAttack - 2010 World Cup Winner
Results - Knock-Out Stage:
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2 - 0 
USA v Italy
- show: Semi-Finals
- 4 - 0
USA v Cameroon 
0 - 5 Greece v Italy
- show: Quarter-Finals
1 - 2 Korea Republic v USA 1 - 1 
Cameroon v Spain (After Extra-Time - Cameroon Won on Penalties)
0 - 2 England v Greece 1 - 0 
Italy v Switzerland
- show: Second Round
1 - 3 Uraguay v Korea Republic 3 - 0 
USA v Germany 3 - 0 
Cameroon v New Zealand
1 - 2 Korea DPR v Spain
0 - 1 Ghana v England 4 - 1 
Greece v Mexico 1 - 0 
Italy v Netherlands 1 - 0 
Switzerland v Côte d'Ivoire
Results - Group Stages:
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P GD Pts
Uraguay 3 +13 9
Mexico 3 0 3
South Africa 3 - 4 3
France 3 - 9 3- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Greece 3 + 2 7
Korea Republic 3 +13 6
Nigeria 3 -10 4
Argentina 3 - 5 0- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
USA 3 +11 9
England 3 + 3 6
Algeria 3 + 3 3
Slovenia 3 -15 0- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Ghana 3 + 9 9
Germany 3 - 2 4
Serbia 3 - 3 3
Australia 3 - 4 1- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Cameroon 3 + 3 6
Netherlands 3 + 1 6
Denmark 3 0 4
Japan 3 - 5 1- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Italy 3 + 1 6
New Zealand 3 0 6
Paraguay 3 + 1 3
Slovakia 3 - 2 3- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Korea DPR 3 + 6 9
Côte d'Ivoire 3 - 1 3
Brazil 3 - 3 3
Portugal 3 - 4 3- Code: Select all
P GD Pts
Switzerland 3 +14 6
Spain 3 +10 6
Honduras 3 + 5 6
Chile 3 -29 0
Group A
7 6 (South Africa v Mexico) 6 
0 (Uruguay v France) 3 7(South Africa v Uraguay) 3 7 (France v Mexico) 0 3 (Mexico v Uraguay) 3 2 (France v South Africa)- Table
Group B
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3 (Argentina v Nigeria) 1 2 (Korea Republic v Greece) 0 0 (Greece v Nigeria) 1 2 (Argentina v Korea Republic) 1 14 (Nigeria v Korea Republic) 2 1 (Greece v Argentina)- Table
Group C 1 2 (England v USA)
5 
0 (Algeria v Slovenia) 2 11 (Slovenia v USA) 2 1 (England v Algeria) 2 5 (Slovenia v England) 2 1 (USA v Algeria)- Table
Group D 1 
1 (Germany v Australia)
0 2 (Serbia v Ghana) 2 0 (Germany v Serbia) 3 0 (Ghana v Australia) 6 2 (Ghana v Germany) 1 2 (Australia v Serbia)- Table
Group E 1 
5 (Netherlands v Denmark)
0 2 (Japan v Cameroon) 3 0 (Netherlands v Japan) 5 1 (Cameroon v Denmark) 4 4 (Denmark v Japan) 3 6 (Cameroon v Netherlands} - Table
Group F 1 
0 (Italy v Paraguay} 4 
3 (New Zealand v Slovakia) 0 4 (Slovakia v Paraguay) 3 0 (Italy v New Zealand) 3 0 (Slovakia v Italy) 2 4 (Paraguay v New Zealand)- Table
Group G 0 
2 (Côte d'Ivoire v Portugal)
0 2 (Brazil v Korea DPR) 0 3 (Brazil v Côte d'Ivoire) 0 2 (Portugal v Korea DPR) 0 2 (Portugal v Brazil) 2 0 (Korea DPR v Côte d'Ivoire)- Table
Group H
10 
5 (Honduras v Chile) 0 6 (Spain v Switzerland) 2 11 (Chile v Switzerland) 1 0 (Spain v Honduras) 0 15 (Chile v Spain) 0 1 (Switzerland v Honduras)- Table
Details:
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- This 1 v 1 tournament will follow the format of the real World Cup with the top two teams from each group progressing to the knock-out phase of the tournament (see below).
Hopefully we will finish around the time of the World Cup final.
Each match will involve two halves (each half being a seperate CC 'game'). The team which kicks-off the first-half will go second in the second-half.
Therefore all 'games' (including each half of extra-time (where applicable) but not penalties) will have freestyle settings. The team starting each half (green) will be sent the second invite so that they can start.
Although freestyle settings are used, players should play sequentially. If the player designated to go second (red) takes his turn within the first 12 hrs of the round (if green hasn't completed his turn), it will result in a red card for serious foul play, with a penalty and goal scored by the opposing team. Missing a turn or messing about with accepting an invite then dropping, or inviting someone (this is the TO's job) will be treated similarly.
If green doesn't take his turn within 12 hours then it is a legitimate tackle for red to regain possession and take his go. If red finishes his turn before green then he has gained possession and is going first in the the next round. Green must then wait 12 hours or until red has finished his turn (green would commit a red card offence if he fails to do so).
If a team has more than 4 red cards during one match then they will have less than the required 7 players on the pitch. The match will therefore be adandoned as a 3-0 result to the opposition.
To stay within FIFA rules:
(1) Accept invites.
(2) Dont drop a game after accepting the invite.
(2.5) Don't invite someone to join you in a game (!).
(3) Remember, in the first round, green should go first, so, if you are green then play whenever you are ready.
(4) Be careful about going first, usually green should go first. So, if you are red do not play until either: green has finished his turn, or, 12 hours of the turn have elapsed. The only exception is when red has made a legitimate tackle to gain possession (see above).
(5) Don't miss a turn.
(6) Report any rule violations by your opponent to FIFA officials.
Question: If green misses a turn, or as he takes more than 12 hours, would red end up going first?
Answer: Red would end up going first in the round in question (and green would get a red card if he misses). In the following round, red would be set to go first and green must wait for 12 hours (or for red to finish his turn) before taking his turn (failure to do so, will result in a red card for serious foul play against green (and the inevitable converted penalty)).
All matches for the Group Stage and 2nd Round will be on the Africa map, with Automatic deployment. Quarter-Finals, Semis & The Final will be on the Limited Edition World Cup 2010 Map (assuming it has been released at that point in time).
Banner courtesy of White Moose
Signing-Up
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- To sign-up you must state:
- (a) Which country you will represent (of the 32 participating - check if your choice is taken first);
(b) That you have read, understood and will abide by the special rules.
Anyone who has a clear lack of understanding of the game of football or the format of the world cup will not gain a place in the tournament.
Matches & Scoring:
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- First half
Very tactical with both teams trying to sus-out each other's tactics - therefore fog of war.
Players have plenty of energy therefore chained reinforcements.
Defences are tight and well organised therefore no spoils.
Win the game before round 6 and you score 3 goals.
Win the game before round 8 and you score 2 goals.
Win the game before round 10 and you score 1 goal.
If the game goes into round 10 or beyond, then no goals are scored.
Second half
Both teams have a better idea of each others' tactics - therefore no fog of war.
Players should still have plenty of energy therefore chained reinforcements.
Defences are not so tight - the game is more stretched - therefore escalating spoils.
Win the game before round 6 and you score 3 goals.
Win the game before round 8 and you score 2 goals.
Win the game before round 10 and you score 1 goal.
If the game goes into round 10 or beyond, then no goals are scored.
Extra-time (if applicable in the knock-out stage)
If scores are equal then two halves of extra time are played:
Both teams have a clear idea of each others' tactics - therefore no fog of war.
Players are tired therefore adjacent reinforcements.
Defences are very tight, scared to concede - therefore no spoils.
Win the game before round 6 and you score 2 goals.
Win the game before round 8 and you score 1 goal.
If the game goes into round 8 or beyond, then no goals are scored.
Penalties(if scores are still equal after extra-time)
If the scores are still equal then penalties take place:
Goalkeepers have no idea where the penalty taker will place his shot - therefore fog of war.
Players are very tired therefore adjacent reinforcements.
Chance plays a big part - therefore flat rate spoils.
Penalties continue on and on until there is a winner.- N.B. The Tournament Organiser reserves the right to adjust the number of rounds required to score different numbers of goals (to gain realistic scorelines). This would only occur in-between rounds however.
Group Stage
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For full details of matches click here.
2nd (Knock-Out) Stage
Reserves
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- All reserves will be sent a PM when an opening occurs. The first reserve to respond will gain a place.
For the first round, reserves will be drawn from the reserve list.
After the first round, players knocked-out will be used.
Joining Matches
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- Players will be informed when they have a match and will have 24 hours to join. If they fail to do so then they will be ejected from the tournament and a reserve will replace them.
Freemiums beware - there will be a requirement to play two matches simultaneously in the group stage - therefore 4 'games'.
Winning Matches
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- At the end of the each match (or extra time or penalties), winners are expected to PM the Tournament Organiser.
Some of the other Tournaments by DJ Teflon
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- Click on the links for details (tournaments currently taking sign-ups are on the left of each section, on-going tournaments in the middle and completed tournaments on the right):
Speed Tournaments:
Friday Tournaments:
One-Day Saturday Tournaments:
'Evolving Storyline' Terminator Tournaments:
Russian Spy Assassin Tournaments:
Nationality-Based Tournaments:
Short Terminator Tournaments:
Liverpool FC European Campaigns:
Medal Heads Tournaments
St.Patrick's Day Map Tournaments:
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