DO AWAY GOALS COUNT???

I dont know if they do or dont, or is it only after extra time in the 2nd leg

Of course they count. How else could we win away

not if drawn in second leg no

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Of course they count. How else could we win away

There is allways 1

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Cheers mate

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Well thats stupid, away goals should be applied at 90 minutes

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Well thats stupid, away goals should be applied at 90 minutes

I personally agree with the rules as they stand.

So they don't count then

So they don't count then

IF The scores are eg.. Palace 2-1 Cardiff and then Cardiff 1-0 Palace = the agg scre is 2-2.

Extra time is played and if its 0-0 at the end of Extra time ....Cardiff go to the Final = On the away goal rule.

I made that mistake in the play off's against leicester thought we had gone out on away goals, went for a slash come back and we we're half way through penaltys.

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Well thats stupid, away goals should be applied at 90 minutes

I personally agree with the rules as they stand.

If you agree with those rules then you agree palace have got an advantage over us if we are level after 180 mins, say we drew 2-2 away then 1-1 after 90 mins at home, then the game go's to extra time and we score another goal each which ends the tie 4-4 on agg scoring 2 away goals each so takes the game to pens, that means we could have gone through after 180 mins scoring 2 away goals to their 1 so palace have the advantage of playing half hour away more than us to get more away goals, how can that be fair?????

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Well thats stupid, away goals should be applied at 90 minutes

I personally agree with the rules as they stand.

If you agree with those rules then you agree palace have got an advantage over us if we are level after 180 mins, say we drew 2-2 away then 1-1 after 90 mins at home, then the game go's to extra time and we score another goal each which ends the tie 4-4 on agg scoring 2 away goals each so takes the game to pens, that means we could have gone through after 180 mins scoring 2 away goals to their 1 so palace have the advantage of playing half hour away more than us to get more away goals, how can that be fair?????

Spot on Eddie And this is how Wigan ko Arsenal many moons ago.

Of course they count. How else could we win away

There is allways 1

you asked for that

I made that mistake in the play off's against leicester thought we had gone out on away goals, went for a slash come back and we we're half way through penaltys.

LMAO

So they don't count then

IF The scores are eg.. Palace 2-1 Cardiff and then Cardiff 1-0 Palace = the agg scre is 2-2.

Extra time is played and if its 0-0 at the end of Extra time ....Cardiff go to the Final = On the away goal rule.

Thanks for that , makes sense that post does, cheers!!

Following taken from League Cup rules.

League Cup Semi-finals:

The four fifth round winners compete in this round. The ties are played over home and away legs, with the aggregate scores being used to determine the winners.
If the aggregate scores are level at the end of the 90 minutes of the second leg, then extra time takes place to determine the winner.
If after extra time the aggregate tie still prevails, the away goals rule determines the winner. However if there is no separation here, a penalty shootout takes place until there is a winner.

Well thats stupid, away goals should be applied at 90 minutes

I personally agree with the rules as they stand.

If you agree with those rules then you agree palace have got an advantage over us if we are level after 180 mins, say we drew 2-2 away then 1-1 after 90 mins at home, then the game go's to extra time and we score another goal each which ends the tie 4-4 on agg scoring 2 away goals each so takes the game to pens, that means we could have gone through after 180 mins scoring 2 away goals to their 1 so palace have the advantage of playing half hour away more than us to get more away goals, how can that be fair?????

They will have that advantage for sure.