Away Goals are tiebreakers

[Daniel]

Apologies for its own topic, but it's potentially a big one, and there's finally been some confirmation with the CSA updating the NCC site: http://www.canadasoccer.com/documents/2011_championship_rulesEN_pdf.pdf

"If the two teams involved in a match score the same number of goals over the two legs, the

team which scores more away goals is determined as the winner."

[dbailey62]

Apologies for its own topic, but it's potentially a big one, and there's finally been some confirmation with the CSA updating the NCC site: http://www.canadasoccer.com/documents/2011_championship_rulesEN_pdf.pdf

"If the two teams involved in a match score the same number of goals over the two legs, the

team which scores more away goals is determined as the winner."

Well I would certainly hope so.

[AlanDouglas]

Apparently, this is also applies to extra time. If it goes to extra time and both teams score an equal number of goals, then the visiting team wins the series. I've not encountered Away Goals being used that way, but it's an interesting idea.

[DJT]

Apparently, this is also applies to extra time. If it goes to extra time and both teams score an equal number of goals, then the visiting team wins the series. I've not encountered Away Goals being used that way, but it's an interesting idea.

That's the rule used in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.