There are always exceptions. I feel like it was to do with Neymar getting injured since he was part of brazils identity. Neymar was framed by the media as this miracle maker and the players, as well as the fans, ate it up.
@@elmachotracho7963 just look at the pervious year's classico at camp now they impressed (one can even say real was the better team that night) but at burnebaeu real got thrashed.
haha their struggles are tactical, they're only set up to score from counter-attacks and it's hard to play that way when you're the home team and the away side sits deep meaning you have to break them down.
@Pink Dildo it's especially annoying when you super team man city by signing Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, de Gea, VVD, de ligt, de Jong etc and some how lose to macclesfield
've always assumed it's just the adding up of loads of small advantages; not having to travel; not stuck in a coach without muscles being able to move, more time to sleep, refs effected by crowds, used to the size of the pitch etc.
I can not say this on a professional level, but as a semi-pro local goalkeeper we always played best home for a few resons. 1. Home teams provided the match balls. (different bounce, hardness, weight, etc) 2. Pitch quality (astroturf type, natural grass) 3. Pitch shape (length-wide) We had a very short and narrow pitch, making long through balls difficult, but shot from range easier, and throw ins dangerous. Other teams used some time to adapt their tactic for that. 4. Shorter travel distance (we had some far away matches (5 hours driving) and we always played worse the first 30 minutes at those.) 5. Less nerves (everything was familiar) 6. Knowing we had a advantage, (psychologically) The other teams often played with lower pressure, especially at the start. We dominated more than we often should.
See, if he had just asked some footballers maybe he would have learned something. It's a bit like trying to answer how sausages are made and instead of asking the dudes making them he only turns to "the scientists"...
I always thought all pitches were identical. I'm confused when the video showed Tuchel's club square pitch. I thought all pitches have to abide by same measurements.
Everyone: lose away home Ajax: am i a joke to you? Ajax in champions league won in Madrid, Turin and London last year, and didn't win a single game at home in the knock out stages
some teams have it the other way around My team (Lille OSC) last year (before january) was amazing away but just average at home, turnt out that the players were under pressure at home and felt free away as it was a new young team, now they have more experience this season and we are the only team to be undefeated at home this season (and since january 2019 we actually lost only 1 game) but we were last of the scoreboard at away games until our recent first win away in Lyon (which has troubles at home)
5:30 I reckon that match is a perfect example. I remember the referee absolutely demolished Besiktas, then everything went downhill for them (being the away team). This is the same Besiktas who managed to bounce back from a 0-3 deficit at half time to finish 3-3 at home vs. Benfica that year. Fans do really push the team forward.
0:42 “[…] Barcelona beat Liverpool with an impressive performance.” Uh, not really. They just took their chances. Liverpool were actually better on that night, they just weren’t clinical.
In 2009 or 2008 i don't know .. still Chelsea played Barcelona in the stadium of Barcelona 20% ball Chelsea one chance one goal . Liverpool was better i agree played better football , barca was lucky in my opinion .
@AndasProGamer 3-0 vs barca, 2-1 vs psg, lost all away games in the group stage, the one game they lost in the league last season was away. Are u drunk?
@@RatherFatJewishMan as paraguayan who usually travels there, the altitude makes you feel like there's not enough oxygen after making some sort of physical effort, the worst thing about it is that you won't notice it at first, not until is too late, so players who take a quick sprint during the earlier parts of the game usually won't make it to the end in good shape, foreigner players are even instructed to NOT celebrate their goals to save oxygen during matches.
Love the intensity that David Ousted would bring at 3:04. He did this pretty often when the defence wasn't playing well. Fun fact: he was the keeper for the Vancouver Whitecaps when Alphonso Davies joined the team when Davies was 16 years old.
i think a huge factor is that you’re supposed to win your games at home more than your away games. when for example bayern plays dortmund at home, most of the time they wont be happy with a draw, while if they play dortmund away it wouldn’t be that bad. so if at home its a tied score at the 80th minute, they probably will be pushing more for the winning goal than they would do if it was an away game. so i think the intention teams enter the match with plays a big role
My Sunday league team used to win every game at home even against the high teams except 1st but we lost ALL the away games except we won one against the team in last place This affected our table so much we came bottom half. It’s a shame we were overall a better team
You minimize the effects of the crowd but then you say referees give better calls to the home team when they hear the crowd reactions. I think the home crowd is a major factor. For teams that don't have great support you can include things like travel and conditions at the home pitch but mostly I think it's the crowd. When teams come into the "Benz" in Atlanta they have 50 to 70 thousand fans on top of them making a lot of noise. I think even if Atlanta had less talent they would still win a lot more at home because of the crowd.
In cricket pitches really makes a difference In Indian pitches there is more deflection of the ball when it pitches and in Australia there is more pace of the pitch. When in India goes to Australia India looses 70 percent of time and when Aussies come to India they lose also about 70 percent of matches . In English piches there is more movement of the ball before pitching due to the windy weather. So in cricket it is testosterone levels and crowds advantage are negligible and it is more of a technique difference the batters have to adjust.
Ajax in the champions league last season was a little weird too. They played 12 matches in total. Home: 2W, 2D, 2L Away: 4w, 2d, 0L On the other hand, all their 4 losses in the league were away matches vs PSV, Feyenoord and some others. While they stayed unbeaten at home.
Its the sum of a bunch of small factors that together pushes it towards home advantage. You can nullify some factors while others are very hard to get rid of. It is what it is and its a part of the game.
Of course home advantage exists. It's all psychological. When you're playing on your home ground in front of your fans then you feel like you have huge responsibility to protect your ground.
Quality of the content and video should guarantee some 1-2 million views for that channel after exactly 30 days of air time (today is Sep 1st 2019), not mere 2.831 views and 18 comments (?!) in that time span. Sometimes i just don't understand TH-cam algorithms.
Interesting observation on the running track, as theres supposedly a curse on Olympic stadiums with football teams as many have seen a decline of performance after having moved in to the stadium.
Angkur Jyoti Mirdha They no longer have Ronaldo, now they can’t make it into UCL semis just like before they signed him. Because the teams quality took a dip without him.
No mention to how stadiums can be made in different dimensions to support the team play? You have a range of 100-130 yards high and 50-100 yards width. If you have a huge pitch at home with fitter players, you can run the opposition down. Or, wider pitches with better wingers provide an advantage. Counter attacking teams with a 100 yard pitch will do better than a 130 yard pitch.
this video over complicates things. Home advantage does exist and the reasons are quite obvious. Also, you say 60% as if that's nothing... That's actually pretty high. Not to mention the fact that not every team has the same level of home advantage. some teams have higher home advantage than others depending on atmosphere of the crowd and the actual quality of the team.
Why is estadio Hernando Siles my favorite stadium. Because it is the stadium of the sky. 4:29 . This stadium automatically give a -15 to all stats for visiting teams and a +10 to Bolivia’s stats
Who is watching those games? I mean... It's cricket. 90% of the world doesn't even know what it is. Stop bringing shit up like people should know what the hell it is that you're talking about. Cricket is not relevant here. Or anywhere for that matter.
Cricket's home advantage is about the pitches and the weather, which affect the game far more than in football. What kind of pitch you prepare and the weather conditions affect the game to a huge extent. It is not necessarily about the crowd and sometimes it can go against you, like it happened to Sehwag against Australia. He was given out lbw by Billy Bowden, because the umpire could not hear the sound of the inside edge due to the crowd's noise.
Because they feel really comfortable in home and they will get support from thousands of fans in whole stadium 🏟 screaming 😱 and chanting...MésQueUnClub🔵🔴..Visca el Barca😍..our home #CampNou🥰
The South Korea reference is totally irrelevant; as their match vs Italy was the biggest farce ever by the FIFA referees in charge. Total disgrace of the sport.
I think it's more about the pitch , the shape of the field! Home teams often play a football style adapted to the shape the pitch it's hard for Barcelona for example to play its tiki taka in a small field.
in mls it's traveling I guess and unfamiliarity with stadium and crowd, which is why atlanta united are so good at home but complete garbage away. hopefully we improve soon
i think because when your kids and when your growing up you are told that it has an advantage, it is put in your mind that you will win at home and you play better
Lel Aviation no they didn’t search up fc Barcelona vs celta vigo 18/19 no Messi no Suarez no Jordi alba no counthino no lenglet no semedo Vidal and and Arthur 45 minutes each and dembele only played 6 minutes
You know the field and its grass. This is important for dribbling and passing because you already know how the ball will behave. No need to get used to it. Also fans make a great difference.
18-19 Switzerland Promotion/Relegation knockout 1st leg: Neuchatel 0-4 Aarau 2nd leg: Aarau 0-4 Neuchatel Neuchatel won on penalties and stayed in the top division lol
@Sylvester Baniniit's sounds made up as the numbers are too round, u would've much preferred some actual figures rather than fiddled ones as I don't know how fiddled they are
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Me: "Pitch Feel, Maybe crowds.."
DW: *T E S T O S T E R O N E*
Your profile picture just made this ten times better
What excuse can you make up for Brazil losing 7-1
There are always exceptions. I feel like it was to do with Neymar getting injured since he was part of brazils identity. Neymar was framed by the media as this miracle maker and the players, as well as the fans, ate it up.
They wud have lost 10-1 if they played away
Haha💓
*David Luiz*
Exception that proves the rule
Familiarity of the pitch and surrounding should be the biggest reason.
yes, the pitch is recorded in ur brain, the brain takes faster decision how precisely u should shoot
And the fans support as well it lessens the pressure
Nope! Not at all! The saliva is the biggest reason
Indeed!
Hariharan Ramakrishnan it’s a freaking pitch not a neighbourhood what’s there to be familiar about? It an empty pitch like any other
Teams win more at home and lose away games
Real Madrid : we don't do that here
savage
Because they lose at home
@@elmachotracho7963 just look at the pervious year's classico at camp now they impressed (one can even say real was the better team that night) but at burnebaeu real got thrashed.
Tottenham: We don't do that here
Oh boy
Could someone explain this to Crystal Palace players?
haha their struggles are tactical, they're only set up to score from counter-attacks and it's hard to play that way when you're the home team and the away side sits deep meaning you have to break them down.
@@PeterEhik same for Tottenham this days
@@haroldchrist5174 ikr
@@PeterEhik Wolverhampton plays better against bigger sides because of that
They still beat united tho
Probably EA Sports watch this video and say: > .
>99 rated team loses to a 47 rated team in an away match by 3 goals to 1.
EA: but the Video
When you win 10 games in a row then decide to simulate an away game because there's a quarter final UCL game after that then lose 2-0 to Valladolid 😂
Stfu Boomer Haha.
Lmfao, I swear, I feel u
@Pink Dildo it's especially annoying when you super team man city by signing Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, de Gea, VVD, de ligt, de Jong etc and some how lose to macclesfield
Manchester United loses both home and away games
damn
@@jamesBFC1887 chill its just a joke If u cant handle it dont read the comments....
@@jamesBFC1887 what are you talking about? He doesn't even talk about the place crash. He talks about Manchester losing away and home games.
@@jamesBFC1887 man I guess you're too learned to read jokes
@@jamesBFC1887 and Mr Gramar Nazi you just used dumbed in a wrong sentence
South korea getting to semis in 2002 , now that was the wrong kind of home advantage mate.
It was obviously a joke...
@@albusdumbledore5875 nope
Wait can someone explain? O dont get it
@@j4genius961 south koreans payed the referee to give decisions in favour of them , so they cheated.
Gurpreet Singh any evidence?
've always assumed it's just the adding up of loads of small advantages; not having to travel; not stuck in a coach without muscles being able to move, more time to sleep, refs effected by crowds, used to the size of the pitch etc.
I can not say this on a professional level, but as a semi-pro local goalkeeper we always played best home for a few resons.
1. Home teams provided the match balls. (different bounce, hardness, weight, etc)
2. Pitch quality (astroturf type, natural grass)
3. Pitch shape (length-wide) We had a very short and narrow pitch, making long through balls difficult, but shot from range easier, and throw ins dangerous. Other teams used some time to adapt their tactic for that.
4. Shorter travel distance (we had some far away matches (5 hours driving) and we always played worse the first 30 minutes at those.)
5. Less nerves (everything was familiar)
6. Knowing we had a advantage, (psychologically) The other teams often played with lower pressure, especially at the start. We dominated more than we often should.
See, if he had just asked some footballers maybe he would have learned something. It's a bit like trying to answer how sausages are made and instead of asking the dudes making them he only turns to "the scientists"...
I always thought all pitches were identical. I'm confused when the video showed Tuchel's club square pitch. I thought all pitches have to abide by same measurements.
@@AIIXIII0 there’s a threshold you have to adhere to
You forgot about the changing rooms how the away teams changing rooms are designed to look so narrow
I dont get it
@ChelseaFcTheChamps dats crazy yo
@ChelseaFcTheChamps And away benches in dressing rooms are square, so its harder to see everyone, as opposed to home benches that are circular
muhammad40000 is this in professional football as well?
Echdina 3 it’s specifically in pro football, however a lot of amateur teams nowadays try to make the home team changing rooms as best as possible
Everyone: lose away home
Ajax: am i a joke to you?
Ajax in champions league won in Madrid, Turin and London last year, and didn't win a single game at home in the knock out stages
12 away games all unbeaten with big names like Real, Bayern, Juventus and Tottenham
some teams have it the other way around
My team (Lille OSC) last year (before january) was amazing away but just average at home, turnt out that the players were under pressure at home and felt free away as it was a new young team, now they have more experience this season and we are the only team to be undefeated at home this season (and since january 2019 we actually lost only 1 game) but we were last of the scoreboard at away games until our recent first win away in Lyon (which has troubles at home)
won 3:0 at mestalla
but still knocked out of the UCL by home loss
what a paradox
Seriously I was thinking that. I wonder what is it with Ajax being absolute assassins away from home.
Exactly man united too at parc des princes
" Why footballers win at home and lose away"
Chelsea : we dont do that here
Yes but from 2004-2008 Chelsea had an 86 match unbeaten run at home in the premier league which ended in October 2008.
I have edited first comment to say unbeaten run was 'at home'.
It’s so hard to win at Old Trafford even man utd can’t win there!
This should have more likes
@@ziyaokut8225 better than tottenham though
@@konnichiyawa1360 no they are not😭
@@ziyaokut8225 Tottenham 0-1 Leipzig
United still better than Tottenham
Whatever. Neither of the teams are winning the league.
Tottenham 2-7 Bayern Munich. 2019.
Still better than Brasil
Petit Tottenham played their full squad, Brazil were missing their 2 best players
Tottenham was going thru a crisis
damn that physio at 7:26.
looks like i still got a lot to learn.
thats top notch physio?
Thats ASIM Barber, he has his own youtube channel :)
ah really?! will probably check it.
thank you!
That wasn't the physio, he was a bricklayer. The club was skint so had to make do.
haha
that’s grass
You should watch kerala blasters, they only win in away matches🤣🤣
But there are malayalis everywhere so every ground they have home advantage 😂😂😂
@@arjunsatish279 except our own😂
aaADHI Pretty sure you didn't even watch last season.
@@mayuresh1690 well last season was the worst right, they only won 1 or 2 games
@@aadhi9540 in India India lost against Oman and
in Qatar India had draw against Qatar(Asia champion)
Barcelona is still in Anfield waiting for the corner
I still laugh at this one.
A little bit cliche but still gets me. lol
@@jituscalc3215 yeah I understand, overused but gets out a little chuckle
Like liverpool waiting for a premier league trophy
Liverpool been waiting for the premier league trophy for 15 years
Corner taken quickly !
5:30 I reckon that match is a perfect example. I remember the referee absolutely demolished Besiktas, then everything went downhill for them (being the away team). This is the same Besiktas who managed to bounce back from a 0-3 deficit at half time to finish 3-3 at home vs. Benfica that year. Fans do really push the team forward.
What. A. Video! Amazing work DW!
0:42 “[…] Barcelona beat Liverpool with an impressive performance.” Uh, not really. They just took their chances. Liverpool were actually better on that night, they just weren’t clinical.
In 2009 or 2008 i don't know .. still Chelsea played Barcelona in the stadium of Barcelona 20% ball Chelsea one chance one goal .
Liverpool was better i agree played better football , barca was lucky in my opinion .
R R would’ve been 4 or 5 if it wasn’t for dembele and Suarez
it's like when you enter the exam hall and all your knowledge disappears because you are not familiar with the surroundings
...and that's why my wife more louder when speak at home than at my parent's house.
Best comment in TH-cam I've seen today ....daaaam bro
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😂😂🙌🏾 Eyo good one
😂😂😂😂😂
Since 2016 Barcelona become a normal team in another stadium
Except Santiago bernabue or camp nou 2 😂
Noo
Against top teams, maybe
Liverpool is an average team away from an field
Jin Kazama 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@AndasProGamer 3-0 vs barca, 2-1 vs psg, lost all away games in the group stage, the one game they lost in the league last season was away. Are u drunk?
1:03 Biggest miss I've ever seen
Playing in La Paz 🇧🇴 must feel terrible 😫
As a Bolivian I can say it's an extremely hard experience even for bolivians that live outside la Paz is extremely hard to play there
lord coment why
RatherFatJewishMan the altitude
@@RatherFatJewishMan as paraguayan who usually travels there, the altitude makes you feel like there's not enough oxygen after making some sort of physical effort, the worst thing about it is that you won't notice it at first, not until is too late, so players who take a quick sprint during the earlier parts of the game usually won't make it to the end in good shape, foreigner players are even instructed to NOT celebrate their goals to save oxygen during matches.
Shouldn't even be allowed, there are plenty of Bolivian stadiums with similar capacity at lower altitude
Love the intensity that David Ousted would bring at 3:04. He did this pretty often when the defence wasn't playing well. Fun fact: he was the keeper for the Vancouver Whitecaps when Alphonso Davies joined the team when Davies was 16 years old.
i think a huge factor is that you’re supposed to win your games at home more than your away games. when for example bayern plays dortmund at home, most of the time they wont be happy with a draw, while if they play dortmund away it wouldn’t be that bad. so if at home its a tied score at the 80th minute, they probably will be pushing more for the winning goal than they would do if it was an away game. so i think the intention teams enter the match with plays a big role
My Sunday league team used to win every game at home even against the high teams except 1st but we lost ALL the away games except we won one against the team in last place
This affected our table so much we came bottom half. It’s a shame we were overall a better team
So a cold night in stoke meme is real
Stoke don't even play home in premier league 😂😂
You minimize the effects of the crowd but then you say referees give better calls to the home team when they hear the crowd reactions. I think the home crowd is a major factor. For teams that don't have great support you can include things like travel and conditions at the home pitch but mostly I think it's the crowd. When teams come into the "Benz" in Atlanta they have 50 to 70 thousand fans on top of them making a lot of noise. I think even if Atlanta had less talent they would still win a lot more at home because of the crowd.
In cricket pitches really makes a difference In Indian pitches there is more deflection of the ball when it pitches and in Australia there is more pace of the pitch. When in India goes to Australia India looses 70 percent of time and when Aussies come to India they lose also about 70 percent of matches . In English piches there is more movement of the ball before pitching due to the windy weather. So in cricket it is testosterone levels and crowds advantage are negligible and it is more of a technique difference the batters have to adjust.
We were talking about men's games here !
Red Star Vs Liverpool
Red Star Lost 4-0 in Liverpool
And won 2-0 in Belgrade
“Arsenal left the chat”
Tottenham mostly win their matches in away games in Champions league 😂.
Barca@home:🦁
Barca@away:🐀
Ajax in the champions league last season was a little weird too. They played 12 matches in total.
Home: 2W, 2D, 2L
Away: 4w, 2d, 0L
On the other hand, all their 4 losses in the league were away matches vs PSV, Feyenoord and some others. While they stayed unbeaten at home.
Its the sum of a bunch of small factors that together pushes it towards home advantage. You can nullify some factors while others are very hard to get rid of.
It is what it is and its a part of the game.
"It is what it is".......such an utterly meaningless cop-out.
PSG: Hold my beer
MAN U: nah. Hold my beer
savage
Well Tristian, your originality knows no bounds.
this channel is an absolute gem
Of course home advantage exists. It's all psychological. When you're playing on your home ground in front of your fans then you feel like you have huge responsibility to protect your ground.
Quality of the content and video should guarantee some 1-2 million views for that channel after exactly 30 days of air time (today is Sep 1st 2019), not mere 2.831 views and 18 comments (?!) in that time span. Sometimes i just don't understand TH-cam algorithms.
Brazil 7:1 was a threat to statistics😃
Every set of data has an outlier.
like that kind of these videos, thank dw kick-off.
“They still would love playing at home.” (Me thinking about Spurs and Wembley)
06:58 - gorgeous touch.
oh! so that is why we lost against Liverpool? it's quite convincing lol
No you just bottled it
You lost because of pessi
junaid khan you didn’t even make it to the semi....
You lost because Messi is loser
@@maruf7956 Messi was the only one to play well for Barcelona that night. Unlike Penaldo Messi is as good outside the penalty box as inside...
Your vids are legit stuff man. It's like I'm watching a tv show. Feels real legit haha
and then there is CR7 who has scored more than 300 away goals out of 700
@@locuspocus830 at flopping in international football
@@92jagdiesel Ronaldo absent at final, acts like he won it all himself, at world cup ronaldo always sucked
CR loses in every single individual stat. Get a life.
@@LordMichaelRahl champions league wins with multiple clubs?
@@thefamousboy4754 *individual*
Clicked because you had one of the most legendary nights in football as the thumbnail
1:04 ??? how did he miss that?
This channel is so strange... One video has 1 million views... Then the other has like 5k
7:22 "Top-Notch physiotherapists"
Ah but their bricklayers are even better.
Lol i noticed that too
Interesting observation on the running track, as theres supposedly a curse on Olympic stadiums with football teams as many have seen a decline of performance after having moved in to the stadium.
What will you say about Real Madrid ? They always ended up losing against Barcelona at their home.
It's not like every home team will win just that on average teams win more games at home
Outliers does not make a study wrong
Angkur Jyoti Mirdha They no longer have Ronaldo, now they can’t make it into UCL semis just like before they signed him. Because the teams quality took a dip without him.
Santiago BernaLEO is the training field of Barcelona
That's why playing in Anfield is a terror for the away team, thanks for explaining the miracle of Anfield
Good example would be Arsenal
Informative content. Good job, guys!
Most people win away now and loss home but Liverpool win at Anfield and away
@Inside Out they already won at Etihad lol
@Inside Out and there is Man U who cant even win at home
In UCL when did they win away game in 2 years
don't forget in the group stages of the champions league Liverpool won every home game but lost every away game including a 2-0 loss to Red star
But Real almost always win away and lose at home when it’s the CL League- it’s weird
You don't have to also write ''League'' after CL, CL stands for Champions League ^^
@@LegendNinja41 Sorry bout that buddy hail Satan
Champions League League
Extra motivation in front of home crowd and feel more at home
What happened to United when they lost 6-1 to City?
I mean city and united are both are in the same city
Joshua Edwin What about the UCL tie between Juve and Real Madrid in 2018?
Quality content this. Randomly popped up in my feed
Tell this to the Ajax 18/19 team
No mention to how stadiums can be made in different dimensions to support the team play? You have a range of 100-130 yards high and 50-100 yards width.
If you have a huge pitch at home with fitter players, you can run the opposition down. Or, wider pitches with better wingers provide an advantage. Counter attacking teams with a 100 yard pitch will do better than a 130 yard pitch.
this video over complicates things. Home advantage does exist and the reasons are quite obvious. Also, you say 60% as if that's nothing... That's actually pretty high. Not to mention the fact that not every team has the same level of home advantage. some teams have higher home advantage than others depending on atmosphere of the crowd and the actual quality of the team.
Why is estadio Hernando Siles my favorite stadium. Because it is the stadium of the sky. 4:29 . This stadium automatically give a -15 to all stats for visiting teams and a +10 to Bolivia’s stats
What about 2014 Brazil vs Germany?
Lmfao
longkam Teron That’s an exception.
Exception proves the rule :)
Why did TH-cam recommended it to me????
Last 3 Cricket World Cup follow the same trend.
2011 - India
2015 - Australia
2019 - England
lmao cricket
Cricket pitches vary different in home and away
Cricket is only thing that England will win
Who is watching those games? I mean... It's cricket. 90% of the world doesn't even know what it is. Stop bringing shit up like people should know what the hell it is that you're talking about. Cricket is not relevant here. Or anywhere for that matter.
Cricket's home advantage is about the pitches and the weather, which affect the game far more than in football. What kind of pitch you prepare and the weather conditions affect the game to a huge extent.
It is not necessarily about the crowd and sometimes it can go against you, like it happened to Sehwag against Australia. He was given out lbw by Billy Bowden, because the umpire could not hear the sound of the inside edge due to the crowd's noise.
It was the opposite for Ajax in last seasons knockout stage.
Ajax
Hold My away wins
Because they feel really comfortable in home and they will get support from thousands of fans in whole stadium 🏟 screaming 😱 and chanting...MésQueUnClub🔵🔴..Visca el Barca😍..our home #CampNou🥰
The South Korea reference is totally irrelevant; as their match vs Italy was the biggest farce ever by the FIFA referees in charge. Total disgrace of the sport.
No it was home court advabtage
I think it's more about the pitch , the shape of the field! Home teams often play a football style adapted to the shape the pitch it's hard for Barcelona for example to play its tiki taka in a small field.
“Teams win more at home vs away”
Real Madrid: allow us to introduce ourselves
Lol are you the blue shirt guy
in mls it's traveling I guess and unfamiliarity with stadium and crowd, which is why atlanta united are so good at home but complete garbage away. hopefully we improve soon
Barca was really lucky to win 3-0 at home....they were 2nd best!!!
Your so wrong lmao
Thats what someone with a mental disability would comment
Are you a Liverpool fan
Alexander James if your asking me then yes I am a Liverpool fan but think we were second best
@@ftjp2328 Watch the game again, I think you missed 90mins of it
I absolutely loved the video!!!
Barcelona were outplayed at home, that wasn't home field advantage. It was luck.
Soooo it's not luck but let's forget about it what about Roma?
Ricardo lets forget about it.
Yet people remember the final scorelines. Like with CR7.
The top-notch physiotherapist @ 7:23 😂
FC Luch Vladivostok
5:07
Thanks for including Nils Frahm's music :)
Ard you german?
Ich spreche deutsch
las vegas lights in the usl they do well in las vegas but away we always get blown out only 3 wins away from cashman field
Everyone: talks about Germany
Ajax: am I a joke to you?
Ajax is a toilet cleaner where I come from.
You should've watch Indonesian national team. They lose both home and away.
lmao
7:23 this has to be a meme lol
Its real
i think because when your kids and when your growing up you are told that it has an advantage, it is put in your mind that you will win at home and you play better
Barca also rested their staring 11 and Liverpool didn’t.
XRAY yes we did we only put some of our starting plus some where injured
Which player rested by barca??
Yeive Velzardne everyone
XRAY They didn't, Barca played the same team
Lel Aviation no they didn’t search up fc Barcelona vs celta vigo 18/19 no Messi no Suarez no Jordi alba no counthino no lenglet no semedo Vidal and and Arthur 45 minutes each and dembele only played 6 minutes
Yeah yeah Liverpool lose to atletico at home and away. Why did I get this recommended then
Cuz it was luck
there is no advantage or disadvantage. It's all psychological.
You know the field and its grass. This is important for dribbling and passing because you already know how the ball will behave. No need to get used to it.
Also fans make a great difference.
Panathinaikos in Euroleague basketball(They usually have near 90% in homes and around 20% away)
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Dw kick of: even south Korea made it to the semi finals in 2002
Me: don't talk about that disgrace
Euro 2004, 2016, 2020 final reminds you home field advantage is a curse.
DW: "Footballers always lose away"
Ajax: Am I a joke to you?
I read somewhere that the effect amounts something like a 40% boost in performance.
We all know how Korea got to the “Semi Finals” in the 2002 world cup
yup, they paid off the ref
Lol ikr
18-19 Switzerland Promotion/Relegation knockout
1st leg: Neuchatel 0-4 Aarau
2nd leg: Aarau 0-4 Neuchatel
Neuchatel won on penalties and stayed in the top division lol
25, 25 and 50% really? That doesn't look made up at all.
@Sylvester Baniniit's sounds made up as the numbers are too round, u would've much preferred some actual figures rather than fiddled ones as I don't know how fiddled they are
There is no place like home❤❤❤