How does that work then? Seems very strange to me. For example, how is who gets more home games than the other team decided?
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16-03-2012 12:30 #1Amateur
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Leagues where teams play each other three times.
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16-03-2012 12:38 #2Amateur
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In the Danish league, the teams play eachother 3 time. League consists of 12 teams. The 6 top teams at the end of the season, gets more home games the next season.
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17-03-2012 03:21 #3
So the best teams get the easiest games?
The winners keep on winning? I'd hate to finish bottom 6 of that league.
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17-03-2012 05:49 #4Amateur
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In Australia if you get 2 home matches against another team in one season, the following season you only get 1 against them, to balance it out
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17-03-2012 12:30 #5Semi Pro
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In the SPL depending on your success in cup comps you can find yourself playing the same team a lot more than 3 times a season. We played Rangers 7 times in this one.
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17-03-2012 12:37 #6Amateur
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SPL fixtures depend on what happens in the cup?! Man there are some weird leagues out there!
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