After the Koreans smashed Romania, I think that means:
If we beat Romania we qualify, regardless of what happens in SK vs Honduras.
If we lose to Romania, we miss out regardless of what happens in SK vs Honduras
If we draw vs Romania,
- we qualify if SK beats Honduras (SK finish on 6, we finish on 4, Romania on 4 (but we have better GD), H on 3.
- we qualify if Honduras beats SK
(Hondurus finishes on 6, we finish on 4, Romania on 4 (but we have better GD), SK on 3)
- We miss out if SK vs Honduras is a draw
All teams finish on 4, SK through on GD, Honduras same GD as us but they get through as they beat us head to head)
Correct me if I'm wrong.
If we beat Romania we qualify, regardless of what happens in SK vs Honduras.
If we lose to Romania, we miss out regardless of what happens in SK vs Honduras
If we draw vs Romania,
- we qualify if SK beats Honduras (SK finish on 6, we finish on 4, Romania on 4 (but we have better GD), H on 3.
- we qualify if Honduras beats SK
(Hondurus finishes on 6, we finish on 4, Romania on 4 (but we have better GD), SK on 3)
- We miss out if SK vs Honduras is a draw
All teams finish on 4, SK through on GD, Honduras same GD as us but they get through as they beat us head to head)
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Believe that after GD, goals scored comes into effect, then fair play.
Right now, our GD (0), goals scored (3) and fair play stats (three yellows) are the exact same as Honduras’ - so if, for example, both NZ-Romania and SK-Honduras finish 1-1, it’d come down to which team out of NZ or Honduras got the least yellow cards on that final matchday. If NZ-Romania finishes 1-1 and SK-Honduras finishes 0-0, we’d go through on goals scored.