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'''0-0''', or "draw nil nil", or "scoreless draw", is a very uncommon result in Hattrick [[match]]es. | |||
At one time, it was | At one time, it was even harder to find a match with a [[0-0]] score. However, starting in October 2005, more of {{matchid|91716133|these scorelines}} have started to appear. | ||
Most games have at least 1 [[goals|goal]] having 10 [[regular chances]] plus potential [[Special Event]]s. You needed no attack at all and a little good luck to get no score. | |||
However, you can get a tie if both teams use [[5-5-0]] line-up. In this way a [[0-0]] result will almost always be the case. | |||
This can be used in friendlies to get extra training through playing overtime (see [[Extra_time#120.27_Game|The 120 game]]). | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:56, 8 August 2020
This article is a stub. You can help Hattrick Wiki by expanding it.0-0, or "draw nil nil", or "scoreless draw", is a very uncommon result in Hattrick matches.
At one time, it was even harder to find a match with a 0-0 score. However, starting in October 2005, more of these scorelines have started to appear.
Most games have at least 1 goal having 10 regular chances plus potential Special Events. You needed no attack at all and a little good luck to get no score.
However, you can get a tie if both teams use 5-5-0 line-up. In this way a 0-0 result will almost always be the case. This can be used in friendlies to get extra training through playing overtime (see The 120 game).
