FIFA World Cup: Complete list of qualified countries and their groups in Qatar 2022

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 is scheduled to begin in vember this year, where a total of 32 countries will fight for prestigious trophy. Costa Rica became final team to qualify for 2022 World Cup after defeating New Zealand by 1-0 in play-off on Tuesday. With latest entrant, here’s a look at all teams that have qualified for tournament, which begins on vember 21.

32 teams have been divided into 8 groups for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

Alongside hosts Qatar, or 31 teams are divided into eight groups. 32 teams to qualify for upcoming edition of FIFA World Cup are Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, Germany, Nerlands, Uruguay, Croatia, Denmark, Mexico, United States of America, Senegal, Wales, Poland, Australia, Japan, Morocco, Switzerland, Ghana, Korea Republic, Cameroon, Serbia, Cana, Costa Rica, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ecuor.

Who are favorites for  FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022?

Out of 32 qualified countries, teams that are being considered to be top favourites are defending champions France, Argentina, Brazil, Portugal, England, Spain, Germany, and Belgium. At same time, teams like Poland, Cana, Denmark, Croatia, Switzerland, Senegal, Nerlands, and Wales are expected to do well in tournament, while rest of countries are expected to have a tough run in tournament.

A look at complete groups for  FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022-

Group A for FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar consists of hosts, Ecuor, Senegal and Nerlands. England, Iran, USA, and Wales will lock horns in Group B. Lionel Messi’s Argentina are placed in Group C with Saudi Arabia, Mexico, and Rober Lewandowski's Poland.  At same time, reigning world champions France are placed with Australia, Denmark, and Tunisia in Group D.

Spain and Germany will fight for top spot with each or, alongside Japan and Costa Rica in Group E, while Belgium, Cana, Morocco and Croatia are placed in Group F. Brazil find mselves in Group G of tournament with Serbia, Switzerland and Cameroon. Lastly, Cristia Ronaldo’s Portugal will battle against Ghana, Uruguay and Korea Republic in Group H.