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mbappe 5 goals messi 4 giroud 4 ....mbappe 1/2 messi 7/2 giroud 8/1 betfair prices ...............unless a miracle happens it should be between these 3 wheres the value lie?
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Anyone know the exact criteria (in order) for deciding Golden Boot winner if level on goals scored?? Seems to be conflicting information on-line....cheers
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Goals/Assists/Least minutes played i think
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Not sure if Mbappe had an assist there.
There was a deflection.. I'll check opta later |
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Couple of websites suggest non penalty goals count as first criteria?
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Not up to opta, its up to the Messi committee!
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Mpabbe should win it now
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No assist given on opta so Messi still in the lead by one assist
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Who are the top scorers at 2022 World Cup?
1. Lionel Messi (Argentina) – 5 (leads the tiebreaker with 3 assists to Mbappe’s 2) 2. Kylian Mbappe (France) – 5 3. Olivier Giroud (France) – 4 4. Julian Alvarez (Argentina) – 4 Current odds on sb: Winner 2022 FIFA Golden Boot Lionel Messi 4/5 Kylian Mbappe 6/4 Julian Alvarez 16/1 Olivier Giroud 19/1 |
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I got Messi GB and Argies to win @ 22/1 pre KO, bookies take a big hit if this comes in.
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(b) Golden, Silver and Bronze Boots
The Golden Boot will be awarded to the player who scores the most goals in the final competition. If two or more players score the same number of goals, the number of assists (as determined by the members of the FIFA Technical Study Group) shall be decisive. If two or more players are still equal after taking into account the number of assists, the total minutes played in the tournament will be taken into account, with the player playing fewer minutes ranked first. A Silver Boot and a Bronze Boot will also be awarded for the second and third-highest goalscorers respectively |
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from the FIFA website
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5 goals
Lionel Messi (Argentina) - 3 assists, 570 minutes played Kylian Mbappe (France) - 2 assists, 477 minutes played 4 goals Julian Alvarez (Argentina) - 0 assists, 364 minutes played Olivier Giroud (France) - 0 assists, 383 minutes played |
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Official FIFA info
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They are not giving Mbappe the assist for the second goal last night. They have counted his minutes from last night. His 2 assists came against Aus and Poland.
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Messi is evens with Fred, 1.86 on here. I've got a sound book on here whatever happens but I'm topping up on Messi with them to make him my best result.
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Fred is top scorer Slippy, not Golden Boot
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Ah, thanks for that Clyde! But of a difference there.
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lurka 15 Dec 22 12:18
They are not giving Mbappe the assist for the second goal last night. They have counted his minutes from last night. His 2 assists came against Aus and Poland. B/F Sportsbook paid my Mbappe goal/assist 8/11 within 10mins of the first goal last night. It didn't look like an assist to me so I was surprised when I got paid out.  |
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How many assists does Giroud have ? One goal may do it at 19/1 ?
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Fanteam gave Mbappe 2 assists last night. Zweeler didn't give him either
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I don't think FIFA give you the assist if you were going for goal yourself. They used to count those but not this time, I don't think. As they have counted his minutes but not counted an assist for either goal it doesn't look like they will. Different rules for assist betting purposes.
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Cheers Clyde....this was the article that confused me and as I still can't locate on FIFA website Im not getting involved!!
Until 1994, the FIFA World Cup Golden Boot award could be shared between multiple top scorers. The first instance the Golden Boot was shared among players was in the 1962 edition held in Chile. Six players – Hungary’s Florian Albert, Soviet Union’s Valentin Ivanov, Brazil’s Garrincha and Vava, Yugoslavia’s Drazan Jerkovic and the host nation’s Leonel Sanchez – finished as joint top-scorers with four goals each. Starting from the 1994 edition, a tie-breaker system was introduced by FIFA to pick out a definitive winner. The tie-breaker system stated that if two or more players ended with the same number of goals, the player with the most non-penalty goals scored wins the Golden Boot. If players were still tied, the one with more assists wins the award. However, it didn’t stop Russia’s Oleg Salenko and Bulgaria’s Hristo Stoichkov from sharing the Golden Boot in 1994 as both finished with six goals and one assist. Oleg Salenko, to date, remains the only FIFA World Cup Golden Boot winner whose team was eliminated in the group stages in the year that saw him win the prestigious award. Five of Salenko’s six goals came in a match against Cameroon and still stands as the record for the most goals scored by any player in a single FIFA World Cup match. Starting 2006, a new layer was added to the tie-break rule. If players could not be separated after the first two criteria, the one who played the lesser number of minutes would be considered the winner. The tie-break rule came into play once again after the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa with Germany’s Thomas Muller, Spain’s David Villa, the Netherlands’ Wesley Sneijder and Uruguay’s Diego Forlan all finishing with five goals each. Thomas Muller won the Golden Boot at that edition, courtesy his three assists. The others had one assist each. David Villa, meanwhile, pipped Wesley Sneijder to the Silver Boot since he had played fewer minutes than the Dutchman. |
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It feels like FIFA are determined to make sure Messi wins the Golden Boot with all the pens he's getting. Not sure who's on Pen's for France, think it's Griezmann.
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fantasy football does have their own rules for awarding assists, they call it a fantasy assist, so is not actually made up on the spot but does differ from other sources, flashcores didn't credit Mbappe with any assist either.
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Hasn't Player of the Tournament already been awarded to Messi?
James Rodriguez! |
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found it now...could easily end up 1 assist from Mbappe and he wins it on minutes played. At least some interest in the final in-play!!
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It's Mbappe or Giroud for pens.
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I think
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Both have taken them for France, but both weren't on the pitch at the time. Griezmann who has an awful penalty record was.
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Benzema reported to be fit.
Might hoy a spanner in the betting, |
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Benzema is contagion!
France a better team without him even though he is magnificent if not the complete centre forward Stick with Giroud Water Carrier! |