FIFA World Cup: What, is at prize as Qatar World Cup qualifiers restart

Posted by World Wide Tickets And Hospitality on January 27th, 2022

With a two-week international pause, football turns its consideration to the World Cup qualifiers. The eight FIFA World Cup stadiums are ready in Qatar and World Cup tickets have been on sale for a week. Now the race to snap up remaining contest slots restarts. With qualifying disturbed by the coronavirus disease, fixtures have been embraced over the next week or so for squads in the Americas and Asia.

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It means Europe top leagues will have to take a mid-season pause even though the continent national squads are not playing next until March when the Qatar Football World Cup playoffs are shown as planned. Attention will then turn to the final competition draw in Qatar capital Doha on April 1, which will take place before the intercontinental playoffs in June finishing the 32-team field for the FIFA World Cup.

Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Croatia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland and Qatar so far qualified for Qatar World Cup 2022. North and Central America & the Caribbean, A cold will be in the air in CONCACAF for an uncommon January global gap featuring triple-headers. For more to know about FIFA World Cup Tickets Click here.

The top three sides qualify and the fourth team progresses to a playoff against the Oceania winner, probable New Zealand. South America, apart from last-place Venezuela, seven other CONMEBOL states are still an argument to join Brazil and Argentina in Qatar World Cup, with four qualifiers left. The fifth-place team after CONMEBOL qualifying arranges in March can still make the contest by beating an Asian team in the intercontinental World Cup playoffs in June.

European teams have a pair of weeks off now, with their playoffs not until March to decide the last three of the continent entry of 13 countries for the FIFA World Cup. The European playoffs feature the 10 squads that ended second in their succeeding groups along with two squads Austria and the Czech Republic who won Nations League groups last year.

European winners Italy and Portugal are in the same Qatar World Cup qualifying playoff group. Four-time world titleholder Italy, which failed to qualify for Russia in 2018, will first face North Macedonia at home in a playoff semi-final in March. The set winner will play away at either Portugal or Turkey for a place at Qatar FIFA World Cup.

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