Question 2 seems to have potential overlapping answers.
E.g. If Spain has 3 different goalscorers and Scotland has 1 from an own goal from a 4th Spanish player, which answer fits this role? Or if Spain has 3 different goalscorers and a clean sheet, "combined" is technically also correct, no?
Better to say, 3+ goalscorers and only 1 team to score, or 3+goalscorers and BTTS?
E.g. If Spain has 3 different goalscorers and Scotland has 1 from an own goal from a 4th Spanish player, which answer fits this role? Or if Spain has 3 different goalscorers and a clean sheet, "combined" is technically also correct, no?
Better to say, 3+ goalscorers and only 1 team to score, or 3+goalscorers and BTTS?
Basically, an own goal is a goal for the other team. So, if Spain wins 3-0 and goalscorers are Olmo, Morata and an own goal, that is 3 or more different goalscorers for Spain.
If Olmo scores and 2 different Scottish players score own goals, it's again 3 or more for Spain.
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E.g. If Spain has 3 different goalscorers and Scotland has 1 from an own goal from a 4th Spanish player, which answer fits this role?
3 or more, combined
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Or if Spain has 3 different goalscorers and a clean sheet, "combined" is technically also correct, no?
No, that is 3 from the same team.
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To be fair, when we initially worded the question we forgot the possibility of own goals so we added it later.
It would have been better if the answer had 'for' instead of 'from' (example - 1 or 2 different goalscorers, all for the same team).
Hopefully no own goals will be scored, eh?
so maybe I will have more luck in Cup.
I hoped we meet in the last round lol. As the one who hold the most draw results in our division, my only hope is our match goes with another draw for me and the second one for you 
