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Senica (Slovakia), Hacken (Sweden), Strømsgodset (Norway), Honka Espoo (Finland), FC Beroe Stara Zagora (Bulgaria), Dila Gori (Georgia), Široki (BiH), Jagodina (Serbia), Trencin (Slovakia), IL Hødd (Norway), Derry City (Ireland).

Other unseeded teams!

Edited by R.B.B:- Adz
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Senica (Slovakia), Hacken (Sweden), Strømsgodset (Norway), Honka Espoo (Finland), FC Beroe Stara Zagora (Bulgaria), Dila Gori (Georgia), Široki (BiH), Jagodina (Serbia), Trencin (Slovakia), IL Hødd (Norway), Derry City (Ireland).

Most of these teams probably already mentioned as potential opponents!

 

There all unseeded along with us

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Senica (Slovakia), Hacken (Sweden), Strømsgodset (Norway), Honka Espoo (Finland), FC Beroe Stara Zagora (Bulgaria), Dila Gori (Georgia), Široki (BiH), Jagodina (Serbia), Trencin (Slovakia), IL Hødd (Norway), Derry City (Ireland).

Other unseeded teams!

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and Hibs!!  :razz:

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I see theres 3 teams from Belarus all seeded..QUESTION are teams from the same country allowed to be drawn out together?

 

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From http://kassiesa.home.xs4all.nl/bert/uefa/seedel2013.html

 

 

 

Although the regulations no longer require the use of regional groups (as used before 2009), UEFA still uses some kind of regionalization in EL-Q1. At first the clubs are divided into seeded and unseeded teams, and then the seeded and unseeded teams are split into regional groups. The general approach seems to use the North/Central/South scheme, but no specific rules are known.

 

A computer system is used to prepare the groups such that teams of the same association are not in the same group and and that all groups are about equal strength (in terms of ranking). Then all clubs in each group are ordered randomly and identified by a number. For these draws there are only two bowls with numbered balls, one with the seeded numbers and one with the unseeded numbers. The draw determines the pairs in the groups: e.g. (7 vs 5) which means that the 7th team of each group plays against the 4th club of each group.

For the draw of the 1st round the 74 teams are divided into 5 groups of 10 teams and 2 groups of 12 teams.

Unseeded teams in the 1st qualifying round that qualify for the next round take effectively the coefficient of their opponent in the next round. The reason for this is that the draw for the 2nd qualifying round is made before the results of the 1st qualifying round are known.

 

For the draw of the 2nd round the 80 teams are divided into 8 groups. The pairs (10 vs 5), (1 vs 8), (3 vs 9), (4 vs 6), and (7 vs 2) were drawn (see Q1 draw for an explanation).

 

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So it seems for round 2, that teams from the same country could be drawn out together although the draw is done so oddly and without clear published rules that no one seems to be 100% sure. Although if teems are seeded then they won't be drawn together.

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I see theres 3 teams from Belarus all seeded..QUESTION are teams from the same country allowed to be drawn out together?

Na, thank feck we can't get hibs wouldn't be much of a euro trip doon tae Leith. I'm just praying for the away leg on the 18th.

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We could also face any of the 3 seeded teams from Romania - their league finishes on Sunday, but all potential opponents will be seeded given their national co-efficient. Our potential Czech opponent will be Sparta Prague or Viktoria Plzen depending on who finishes runners-up this week in the final round of league fixtures.

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Realistically and theoretically, the best draw for us in hope of qualification would be Debreceni of Hungary, who are no great shakes going by their European record but would guarantee us to be seeded in the next round if we won, meaning that we would be favorites to get into the play off. Which would be against a "big team" and a huge game, with a win getting us into the groups.

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Realistically and theoretically, the best draw for us in hope of qualification would be Debreceni of Hungary, who are no great shakes going by their European record but would guarantee us to be seeded in the next round if we won, meaning that we would be favorites to get into the play off. Which would be against a "big team" and a huge game, with a win getting us into the groups.

 

 

 

Stop dabbling in DRUGS young man.. The scramble yer brain :wink:

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Realistically and theoretically, the best draw for us in hope of qualification would be Debreceni of Hungary, who are no great shakes going by their European record but would guarantee us to be seeded in the next round if we won, meaning that we would be favorites to get into the play off. Which would be against a "big team" and a huge game, with a win getting us into the groups.

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