Qatar 2022 World Cup: everything you need to know, who is in the playoffs, everything you need to know about the play-offs

From Asia, Qatar is the only team to have qualified for the 2022 World Cup finals as a host. It will be Qatar’s first appearance in the World Cup final as the first Arab nation to host the tournament.

Among the European Nations, Germany, Spain, Denmark, Croatia, Belgium, England, Serbia, Switzerland, the Netherlands and France have all qualified for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Hansi Flick’s side remained unbeaten in the playoffs, scoring 27 of 30 points and qualifying comfortably for the finals, while Kylian Mbappe, from Font Font Just 1958, was France’s first player to score four goals in a game, crossing France while it was. into the finals.

Brazil was so far the first and only South America to qualify for Qatar by 2022; Brazil have remained unbeaten in their qualifying campaign with only one draw in 12 games. The great winner of the Football World Cup has so far qualified for all editions of the World Cup.

The qualifiers, however, had major ups and downs with the winner of the 2020 Euro Cup as Italy went into the play-offs against Switzerland and want to avoid the embarrassment of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup this time around.

Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic’s last goal against Portugal was a thorn in the side of Portugal’s side as they pushed Cristiano Ronaldo’s side into the play-offs.

Groups classified so far:

Qatar (Host)

Germany

Spain

Denmark

Croatia

Brazil

Serbia

Belgium

England

Switzerland

France

The Netherlands

Argentina

Which teams are in the playoffs?

Portugal *

Italy *

Sweden*

Wales *

Czech Republic

Russia *

Scotland *

Austria

Northern Macedonia

Poland

Turkey

Ukraine

(* grown nations)

How does the European qualifiers work?

There are three other European qualifying places at stake. The six teams in the standings will measure their strengths in the semi-final matches, before the three qualifying teams decide before another round of the single-round finals.

When is the draw for the 2022 World Cup qualifiers?

The draw for the UEFA World Cup 2022 play-offs will take place on Friday 26 November 2021. The draw will start at 16:00 GMT (11:00 ET) and will take place at FIFA headquarters in Zurich (Switzerland).