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Not sure how to incorporate it in the chart or add a note, but it appears that since the cup final in Israel is between first place Maccabi Tel Aviv (66 pts) and second place Hapoel Beer Sheva (58 points, +25 GD), who are both mathematically qualified for European football since the current 4th placed team (Beitar Jerusalem) is 13 points behind (45 points) with only 12 left in play, the team ultimately ending in 4th place in Israel will enter in the first qualifying round. (Third place Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona, also on 58 points, +15 GD is also mathematically qualified to at least the Europa League.) Dawindler ( talk) 21:17, 8 May 2015 (UTC)
Hi, not a real problem but the team name seems long, do we need the whole name? Other teams are piped sometimes and I see UEFA uses only "Inverness" in their list of matches and BBC Sport uses "Inverness CT". Also the inverness article say "also known as" with many different shortenings, one of which is Inverness CT. There is no real issue with consistency since they have not participated in Europe before (what I can see), but we might want to shorten them in the league table for the scottish league also if we shorten them here (league table has full name). QED237 (talk) 16:24, 9 May 2015 (UTC)
I saw your last revert and I know 6th is guaranteed. But Vitória de Guimarães can still mathematically end in 6th place, hence the (4th/5th/6th). So they still may be that 6th-placed team and the team missing can be the 5th. The Replicator ( talk) 11:21, 10 May 2015 (UTC)
I would like to discuss how we display when we have teams that can qualify both through league and cup. In my mind "FC Barcelona (CW/5th)" would be okay (in this example) but not only "(CW/5th)". In the first example we say Barcelona have qualified as either cup winners or fifth-place while in the second alternative we dont know if 5th will qualify or the cup winner. To me it feel like CW should be left alone until we have a team in front of it and not mix. Your opinions? QED237 (talk) 23:09, 15 May 2015 (UTC)
Hi, just like last years there are some problems with license for Romanian clubs so thought I should bring it to the talkpage.
First information came from UEFA that CFR Cluj and Astra Giurgiu will be banned in the next UEFA competition they qualifies for unless they made som delayed payments before 31 January [1]. Then I have seen no further information from UEFA if the teams have paid (same for the two teams not from Romania), but I found info at Astra own homepage that say That's because, in a Friday meeting of the Appeal Commission for a license, the club Astra received a license to play in Europe (with google translate) [2], so it seems like Astra can play next season.
After that we have the issue with incolvency as many of the Romanian teams has filed for insolvency according to the 2014–15 Liga I#League table, some of them sourced and some unsourced. Current third-placed team Petrolul [3] and seventh-placed Dinamo Bucharest [4] are according to the sources not eligible to play in European competition, but I see no source for the other teams.
So how do we do when adding Romanian teams?
Now I also found new info [5] from today about licenses, that I have hard time to understand when translating but it seems like 8 clubs get UEFA license? If so I think that is
Can we use that last source to say that those eight clubs are the only one that can play next season? This might need discussion. Qed237 (talk) 19:01, 18 May 2015 (UTC)
Also in Italy there are license issues. Genoa (currently in EL spot) has not been given UEFA license as they filed paperwork to late [7]. But they have appealed the ruling. What should we do in these cases? List clubs until appeal has been denied/approved or list an other club?.
@ Chanheigeorge and The Replicator: you are regular editors on this page, what do you say about both this and the Romanian issue? Qed237 (talk) 11:24, 19 May 2015 (UTC)
So since Sevilla doesn't enter the Group Stage, isn't the Swiss Cup winner qualified for the Group Stage? Because that's what the ESP footnote suggests. -- Gbuvn ( talk) 13:42, 28 May 2015 (UTC)
Hi, thought it is time to bring this subject up since tournament starts today and there is risk for live updating (against consensus at WP:FOOTY). Does anyone oppose using {{ Livescores editnotice}} that was used last season and on other article like 2014 FIFA World Cup? I recently got "template editor"-rights so I can add it where needed myself without having to go through request process. I am planning on doing this on related articles when that article is "in progress", but wanted to open a discussion first to see if anyone has something to say first. Any comments? Qed237 (talk) 11:50, 30 June 2015 (UTC)
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