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June 25th, 2010

This is a humorous post before last matches but if you are interested in real visual analysis of chances for Chile, Spain, Switzerland and Honduras to go out of the group stage of 2010 FIFA World Cup, follow this link: Group H, Spain-Chile, Switzerland-Honduras analisys of chances to qualify
Take a look at the image on the left. It is a visualisation of chances to qualify to the round of 16 out of group H. It resembles a dog, doesn’t it?
Is this an omen for Spain, Chile, Honduras or Switzerland? Good or bad? Who will win?
Do any of today playing countries have a dog in their national emblems or any other signs?
Is this Swiss Mountain Dog, maybe? And if so, is this good or bad omen for Switzerland? Will Switzerland win their match and mayby Honduras, Chile or Spain will qualify? We will see in a few hours. Anyway, good luck for them all.
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June 24th, 2010
Today next World Cup matches: Italy vs. Slovakia and Paraguay vs. New Zealand. What results. What results Italy need to qualify? What are the chances for New Zealand to qualify? What are the chances for Slovakia or Paraguay? Look at the below image. ( More visual analysis are available here: World Cup Analysis )

Each square on the image represents results of both matches. Colors tell us who will be qualified. As you can see Italy (white and blue) need to win against Slovakia to be sure to be qualified. What about a drawn match Italy vs. Slovakia? If New Zealand win (black squares bottom) Italy are out of the next round (New Zealand and Paraguay qualify). If Paraguay win, Italy are in (and Paraguay). If Paraguay against New Zealand ends with a draw, there are three possible scenarios. 1) Paraguay (and New Zealand) scores more goals then Italy => Paraguay and New Zealand qualify (black squares in the middle). 2) Italy scores more goals then Paraguay => Italy and Paraguay quallify. (white squares below black diamonds). 3) Italy Slovakia 0:0, 1:1, 2:2, 3:3, …. and Paraguay New Zealand 0:0, 1:1, 2:2, 3:3, … respctively => drawing of lots will be needed because Italy and New Zealand have same number of points and goals for and against and the match Italy against New Zealand is drawn (1:1)
Slovakia need to win against Italy to qualify (red squares) and Paraguay must not lose more then … depends on Italy Slovakia result (gray squares)
Paraguay if they win or draw, they are in round of 16. If they lose, there are some chances to qualify (black squares)
New Zealand if they win, they are in. If they lose they are out. If they draw there are some chances – black squares and diamods in the middle of the image (see Italy’s above)
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June 22nd, 2010
The below table shows situation in FIFA 2010 World Cup’s Group C before last matches of the group stage. Each square on the drawing represents different result of last both matches in group C (Slovenia – England and Algeria – USA). Colors on the drawing show us who will go out the group and will be qualified to round of 16.
More similar visualisation can be found on: FIFA 2010 World Cup Groups

White and blue squares on the drawing tell us that USA will be qualified. As you can see, if the USA team wins against Algeria at least 1:0, it will be qualified to the next round (England vs Slovenia does not matter in this case). If USA draw to Algeria and England do not win to Slovakia, USA will be qualified in most cases, but there are some results that promotes England insted of USA (black squares in the middle).
Drawing of lots
There are also three pairs of interesting results (USA – Algeria 2:2,1:1,0:0 and England – Slovenia 1:1,2:2,3:3) marked by the black diamonds. In this case both teams have same number of points (3), same number of goals (3,4 or 5 depending on the result) and same number of goals scored in match between USA and England. Due to the terms of FIFA World Cup, drawing of lots will be needed to find the winner.
When does FIFA draw of lots to find the winner.
Below are the FIFA’s criteria that allows to find the winner of the group stage:
1.greatest number of points in all group matches;
2.goal difference in all group matches;
3.greatest number of goals scored in all group matches;
4.greatest number of points in matches between tied teams;
5.goal difference in matches between tied teams;
6.greatest number of goals scored in matches between tied teams;
7.drawing of lots by the FIFA Organising Committee.
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June 22nd, 2010
Look at the below visualisation of the situation in FIFA 2010 World Cup’s Group C before last phase of the group stage. Each square of the drawing represents different result of the both last matches in group C (England vs. Slovenia and USA vs. Algeria) and colors on the drawing tell us who will be qualified to the next round.
Below drawing of visual analysis comes from : FIFA 2010 Group C Analysis

Black, blue and gray squares indicate that England will be qualified. As you can see, if they win against Slovenia a least 1:0, they will be qualified to the next round. There are also some cases in which England will advance, if they draw the match (black squares in the middle of the drawing). There are also three pairs of interesting results (USA – Algeria 2:2,1:1,0:0 and England – Slovenia 1:1,2:2,3:3) marked by the black diamonds. In this case both teams have same number of points (3), same number of goals (3,4 or 5 depending on the result) and same number of goals scored in match between USA and England. Due to the terms of FIFA World Cup, drawing of lots will be needed to find the winner.
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June 21st, 2010
I recently made, interesting I hope, visualisation of the situation in FIFA 2010 World Cup’s Group A before last phase of the group stage. Does France has chance to be qualified and go out the group stage? Does South Africa has any chance of advancing? Let’s see:

The drawing above comes from: Group A. Who will be qualified?
Each square of the drawing represents different result of the both last matches in group A (Uruguay vs. Mexico and France vs. South Africa). Colors tell us who will be qualified to the next round. White – Uruguay and Mexico, Black – Uruguay and France, red – Uruguay and South Africa, blue France and Mexico, yellow – Mexico and S.Africa. As you can see, there is a lot of white squares (that means Uruguay and Mexico will be qualified), blue and black (France will be qualified) squares are on the left. Theoreticaly, they ’starts’ at 1:0 for France but in the last row (that means Uruguay have to win 4:0 for France to go out the qroup)
There’s no blue and black squares on the right. It means France have to win their last match and … hope for good Uruguay – Mexico result. No tied score in the other match will promote France to the next round (middle rows are white, every tied match promotes Uruguay and Mexico). The only chance for France is to make huge win to South Africa and hope for big luck (no tied and, the best for them – big difference of goals in Uruguay vs. Mexico match – no matter who wins)
I personaly think France will not be qualified and they do not go out the group stage of 2010 World Cup, but … we will see tomorow. When does France vs. South Africa match starts? The match will be played June 22,2010 at 16:00 (South Africa Time Zone UTC+2) in Bloemfontein.
See also: MUNDIAL match results, 2010 FIFA Schedule
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June 20th, 2010
Yesterday printable version of FIFA World Cup match schedule has beed added to unitarium site and today we made printable version of FIFA World Cup Group Stage – Current Rankings and Results. It lists all mundial groups with their current team ranking and the results of finished matches. The page will be updated when next matches will be finished.
Group Stage of 2010 FIFA World Cup started June 11, 2010 and is supposed to be finished on June 25, 2010.
The teams placed first and second (shaded in green) qualified to the round of 16. For the World Cup tournament, FIFA uses the following criteria to rank teams in the Group Stage.
1.greatest number of points in all group matches;
2.goal difference in all group matches;
3.greatest number of goals scored in all group matches;
4.greatest number of points in matches between tied teams;
5.goal difference in matches between tied teams;
6.greatest number of goals scored in matches between tied teams;
7.drawing of lots by the FIFA Organising Committee.
You can easily change font (e.g. Arial, Verdana, Courier, … ) and choose the background to be printed or not. Note, font changing could change a little the size of the printed page.
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June 19th, 2010
Couple of days ago we added to our site FIFA World Cup Match Schedule (calendar of all FIFA 2010 WCup matches with dates, places and results of the finished matches). Today, printable version of this calendar has been added to our site. It is here:
The schedule includes group stage, round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals and both final matches. It lists teams, day, month, time of the match, result (if the match is finished already) and the city where the match is played.
You can easily change printing font (e.g. Arial, Verdana, Courier, … ) and choose to print or not the background. Note, font changing could change a little the size of the calendar.
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June 18th, 2010
We celebrate soccer World Cup. Two pages have been added to our service.
FIFA World Cup in South Africa starts july 11. Match for the third place is scheduled on July 10 at 20:30 (South Africa time – UTC+2) and the final match will be played on July 11 (South Africa time – UTC+2) played july 11.
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February 13th, 2010
Simon Ammann won the gold Olympic Medal on HS106 ski jumping hill in Vancouver. He jumped 108m (118.1yd, 354.3ft). This is new hill record. Previous was set by Guido Landert and it was 105 meters (344.49ft)
1. Simon Ammann Swiss 105m (344.49ft) 135.5 108m (354.3ft) 141 276.50
2. Adam Małysz Poland 103.5m (339.57ft) 132.5 105m (344.49ft) 137 269.50
3. Gregor Schlierenzauer Austria 101.5m (333.01ft)128 106.5m (349.41) 140 268.00
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February 9th, 2010
The tables below lists Vancouver sports events distances in kilometers, meters, miles, yards and feet. Click the link to go to length converter online and get more conversion units.
Vancouver Men’s Sports Distances Conversion Table
| Event |
Kilometers |
Meters |
Miles |
Yards |
Feet |
| Biathlon |
| Relay |
4×7.5km |
4×7,500 |
4×4.66 |
4×8,202 |
4×24,606 |
| Sprint |
10km |
10,000 |
6.21 |
10,936 |
32,808 |
| Pursuit |
12.5km |
12,500 |
7.77 |
13,670 |
41,010 |
| Mass Start |
15km |
15,000 |
9.32 |
16,404 |
49,212 |
| Individual |
20km |
20,000 |
12.43 |
21,872 |
65,617 |
| Cross-country skiing |
| Freestyle |
15km |
15,000 |
9.32 |
16,404 |
49,212 |
| Pursuit |
30km |
30,000 |
18.64 |
32,808 |
98,425 |
| Classical |
50km |
50,000 |
31.07 |
54,681 |
164,042 |
| Relay |
4×10km |
4×10,000 |
4×6.21 |
4×10,936 |
4×32,808 |
| Short Track |
|
0.5km |
500 |
0.31 |
547 |
1,640 |
|
1km |
1,000 |
0.62 |
1,094 |
3,281 |
|
1.5km |
1,500 |
0.93 |
1,640 |
4,921 |
|
5km |
5,000 |
3.11 |
5,468 |
16,404 |
| Speed Skating |
|
0.5km |
500 |
0.31 |
547 |
1,640 |
|
1km |
1,000 |
0.62 |
1,094 |
3,281 |
|
1.5km |
1,500 |
0.93 |
1,640 |
4,921 |
|
5km |
5,000 |
3.11 |
5,468 |
16,404 |
|
10km |
10,000 |
6.21 |
10,936 |
32,808 |
Vancouver Womens’s Sports Distances Conversion Table
| Event |
Kilometers |
Meters |
Miles |
Yards |
Feet |
| Biathlon |
| Relay |
4×6 km |
4×6000 |
4×3.73 |
4×6,562 |
4×19,685 |
| Sprint |
7.5 km |
7,500 |
4.66 |
8,202 |
24,606 |
| Pursuit |
10 km |
10,000 |
6.21 |
10,936 |
32,808 |
| Mass Start |
12.5 km |
12,500 |
7.77 |
13,670 |
41,010 |
| Individual |
15 km |
15,000 |
9.32 |
16,404 |
49,212 |
| Cross-country skiing |
| Freestyle |
10 km |
10,000 |
6.21 |
10,936 |
32,808 |
| Pursuit |
15 km |
15,000 |
9.32 |
16,404 |
49,212 |
| Classical |
30 km |
30,000 |
18.64 |
32,808 |
98,425 |
| Relay |
4×5 km |
4×5,000 |
4×3.11 |
4×5,468 |
4×16,404 |
| Short Track |
|
0.5 km |
500 |
0.31 |
547 |
1,640 |
|
1 km |
1,000 |
0.62 |
1,094 |
3,281 |
|
1.5 km |
1,500 |
0.93 |
1,640 |
4,921 |
|
3 km |
3,000 |
1.86 |
3281 |
9843 |
| Speed Skating |
|
0.5 km |
500 |
0.31 |
547 |
1,640 |
|
1 km |
1,000 |
0.62 |
1,094 |
3,281 |
|
1.5 km |
1,500 |
0.93 |
1,640 |
4,921 |
|
3 km |
3,000 |
1.86 |
3281 |
9843 |
|
5 km |
5,000 |
3.11 |
5,468 |
16,404 |
Tools: Distance Conversion Online
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