Euro 2024's Group E and all the craze around it

 

EURO 2024'S GROUP E AND ALL THE CRAZE AROUND IT


        Group E in the Euros was undoubtably the most confusing of the six groups; from Romelu Lukaku's "VAR curse" to the standings themselves. All four teams accumulated four points (a win, a draw and a loss) so the qualification was decided by goal difference. Top of the group came Romania after a 3-0 win against Ukraine which sealed the +1 Goal Difference mark. The same can be said for Belgium who also had a +1 Goal Difference but finished second due to a lack in goals scored compared to Romania's incredible 4 goals scored. Third, but also eligible for qualification was Slovakia with a goal difference of zero. Despite accumulating four points, Ukraine finished last because their goal difference was in the negatiges (-1 to be exact). It was indeed an unlucky run for Ukraine...


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