Soccer fever has gripped the world once again, and millions of people from dozens of countries

will be glued to their TV sets for the World Cup.  Being an enterprising sort, you’ve started up your own internet World Cup Soccer Channel for streaming matches online.  Recently you came up  with  the  idea  of  filling  up  the  time  between  matches  by  having  a  couple  of  ‘experts’  offer critical analysis of games.  For this purpose, you have devised a unique ranking system for soccer teams, which you must now implement.
The Problem:
Given  a  list  of  teams  and  a  list  of  match  scores,  you  must  compute  several  quantities  for  each team.  These are: the total number of goals scored over all their games, the total number of goals scored  against  them (goals  allowed,  for  short),  the  number  of  wins,  draws  and  losses,  and  the number  of  points  scored  so  far.  Points  are  to  be  computed  as  follows:  winning  a  match  nets  a team 3 points, losing gets them nothing.  In the event of a tie, both teams get 1 point.
In addition to this, you must order the teams correctly according to your new system.  Teams are ordered according to points, from highest to lowest.  In the event of a tie in points, the team that has a  higher  goal  difference comes  first.  The  goal  difference  is  defined  as  the  total  number  of goals scored by the team minus the total number of goals scored against them.
If there is still a tie (i.e., two or more teams have the same points and the same goal differences), the  team  with  higher  total  goals  scored  comes  first.   If  even  this  is  tied,  the  team  whose  name comes first in alphabetical order goes first.