Aarau durch die Hintertür in den Uefa-Cup?
Das Los könnte dem FC Aarau am Sonntag die direkte Qualifikation für den Europacup bescheren. In der Pause des U21-EM-Finals Holland - Ukraine werden zwei Klubs ausgelost, die als Sieger der Fairplay-Wertung am Uefa-Cup teilnehmen dürfen.
Bereits qualifiziert hat sich auf diesem Weg der schwedische Klub Gefle als Sieger der Uefa-Fairplay-Wertung. Für die besten Teams der nationalen Rankings liegen zwei weitere Startplätze bereit. Neben dem FC Aarau, der die Saison auf Platz 7 abschloss, befinden sich Borussia Dortmund, Mariehamn (Fi), Roeselare (Be), Tammeka Tartu (Est), Skonto Riga (Lett), Breda (Ho), Start Kristiansand (No), Haverfordwest County (Wales) sowie ein noch nicht ermittelter Verein aus Slowenien im Lostopf.
Vertreten sind die fairsten Klubs der zehn Verbände, die mindestens den Uefa-Fairplay-Koeffizienten 8,0 erreicht haben. Der Koeffizient wird in den Spielen der Nationalmannschaften und der nationalen Vereine in allen Uefa-Wettbewerben ermittelt. Zu den Kriterien gehören faire Spielweise, Respekt vor dem Gegner und den Schiedsrichtern, das Verhalten der Zuschauer und der Mannschaftsleitung sowie die Anzahl der Verwarnungen und Platzverweise.
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Fair Play benefits Brann and Roeselare
Sunday, 4 June 2006
by Greg Demetriou
from Porto
Belgium's KSV Roeselare and SK Brann of Norway have been handed UEFA Cup places after their names were selected in the UEFA Fair Play draw.
Chosen teams
The pair were two of ten sides in contention at the draw which took place at half-time during the UEFA European Under-21 Championship final between the Netherlands and Ukraine in Porto. The clubs were put forward by their respective national associations after they finished the 2005/06 UEFA competition season with a coefficient higher than 8.0 in the UEFA Fair Play ranking. Gefle IF have already earned a UEFA Cup place after Sweden topped the standings.
Dortmund involved
The fair play coefficient is based on criteria such as positive play, respect of the opponent, respect of the referee, behaviour of the crowd and of the team officials as well as cautions and dismissals. Along with a team from Slovenia, the disappointed sides were: IFK Mariehamn (Finland), JK Tammeka Tartu (Estonia), FK Riga (Latvia), NAC Breda (Netherlands), FC Aarau (Switzerland), Haverfordwest County AFC (Wales), BV Borussia Dortmund (Germany).
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Sunday, 4 June 2006
by Greg Demetriou
from Porto
Belgium's KSV Roeselare and SK Brann of Norway have been handed UEFA Cup places after their names were selected in the UEFA Fair Play draw.
Chosen teams
The pair were two of ten sides in contention at the draw which took place at half-time during the UEFA European Under-21 Championship final between the Netherlands and Ukraine in Porto. The clubs were put forward by their respective national associations after they finished the 2005/06 UEFA competition season with a coefficient higher than 8.0 in the UEFA Fair Play ranking. Gefle IF have already earned a UEFA Cup place after Sweden topped the standings.
Dortmund involved
The fair play coefficient is based on criteria such as positive play, respect of the opponent, respect of the referee, behaviour of the crowd and of the team officials as well as cautions and dismissals. Along with a team from Slovenia, the disappointed sides were: IFK Mariehamn (Finland), JK Tammeka Tartu (Estonia), FK Riga (Latvia), NAC Breda (Netherlands), FC Aarau (Switzerland), Haverfordwest County AFC (Wales), BV Borussia Dortmund (Germany).
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