The European Cup is usually divided according to the countries of the participating teams to ensure the fairness and competitiveness of the competition. Generally, grouping is determined according to the past performance and ranking of each team. The following are the general principles of the European Cup division:
Seed team division
Usually, the seed team is determined according to its performance in the FIFA world rankings. Generally speaking, the teams with the highest ranking will be divided into different divisions to avoid a confrontation in the group stage.
Geographical division
In order to increase the diversity of competitions, the organizing committee usually groups teams according to the geographical location of the participating teams to ensure that teams from different countries and regions have the opportunity to meet. This can increase the appreciation and attraction of the game.
Power balance division
Sometimes, the organizing committee will also group teams according to the strength level of each team to avoid the situation of great disparity in strength. This can increase the suspense and visibility of the game, and can also better show the strength and level of each team.
In the grouping process of each European Cup, the above principles are generally considered comprehensively to ensure the fairness and excellence of the game.
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