This is how the qualifiers from around the world go and these are the teams that qualified for the Qatar 2022 World Cup

A new round of qualifying was played in all the confederations of the world, where their teams are still fighting to obtain the places that qualify for the Qatar 2022 World Cup, although there are fewer and fewer that remain.

For this FIFA date in November, ten more teams secured their tickets for the next World Cup, leaving a total of thirteen places occupied. Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, France, Croatia, England, Belgium, the Netherlands, Argentina and Brazil, joined Germany, Denmark and Qatar as the countries already classified.

Just one year after the start of the World Cup, there are only 19 more places left to be in the World Cup. Thus is the panorama of the different teams that are closer to occupying them in the different confederations.

Conmebol Qualifiers

The South American qualifying round ended the FIFA date playing matchday 14, so there are only four more left to meet the other two qualifiers directly to the World Cup and the one who will go to the playoffs, after the classification of Brazil and Argentina.

The third place is held by Ecuador, which has 23 points and it is getting closer and closer to participating in the World Cup. Fourth is Colombia with 17 points, the same as Peru, which occupies the playoff square only by goal difference.

These three teams are the ones that would qualify for the World Cup, although they are closely followed by Chile (16), Uruguay (16), Bolivia (15) and Paraguay (13). Venezuela was left without options, after being bottom with 7 points.

The South Americans who would be qualifying:

1. Brazil – 35 points
2. Argentina – 29 points
3. Ecuador – 23 points
4. Colombia – 17 points
5. Peru (play-off) – 17 points

UEFA qualifying

The European qualifying round ended all its days on this FIFA date, granting ten of the thirteen places that the UEFA confederation has for its teams to participate in the World Cup.

The countries that ended up leading their groups and ranking are Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Croatia, England and Germany.

The three remaining places will be disputed between Portugal, Sweden, Italy, Ukraine, Wales, Scotland, Turkey, Russia, Poland, North Macedonia, Austria and the Czech Republic, in a play-off to be played next March.

How and when will the play-off of the European qualifier to the Qatar World Cup 2022 be played?

The European teams that will fight for the three quotas

1. Portugal
2. Sweden
3. Italy
4. Ukraine
5. Gales
6. Scotland
7. Turkey
8. Russia
9. Poland
10. North macedonia
11. Austria
12. Czech Republic

Concacaf Qualifying

The Central and North American teams played matchday eight this Tuesday and only six remain more dates to know the countries that will stay with the three direct places to the World Cup and the fourth that will go to the playoff.

The most fight is for which team will enter the World Cup directly, by maintaining a large margin of points against teams outside the classification. The first three positions are held by Canada (16 points), the United States (15) and Mexico (14); while the quota for going to playoffs is Panama (14 points). Further down are Costa Rica (9), Jamaica (7) and El Salvador (6). Close the Honduras table (3).

The Concacaf teams that would be qualifying:

1. Canada – 16 points
2. United States – 15 points
3. Mexico – 14 points
4. Panama (play-off) – 14 points

CAF qualifying

The African teams finished their second World Cup qualification phase and the ten countries that will fight for the five places offered by the African Football Confederation have already been known.

In this third phase of the qualifying process they will be Algeria, Tunisia, Nigeria, Cameroon, Mali, Egypt, Ghana, Senegal, Morocco and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

The ten teams will be paired in five brackets to back-and-forth matches, which will be played on March 21 and 29, 2022. The winners of each match will access the World Cup event.

The teams from Africa that will fight for the five spots:

1. Algeria
2. Tunisia
3. Nigeria
4. Cameroon
5. Mali
6. Egypt
7. Ghana
8. Senegal
9. Morocco
10. Democratic Republic of Congo

Eliminatory AFC

Asian teams (plus Australia) They dispute four direct quotas to the World Cup and one to the play-off, by means of two groups. Each is divided by six countries and the first and second will go straight to the World Cup, while the third parties from each zone will face each other for the repechage quota.

In total there are ten dates and this Tuesday the fourth was played. Iran and South Korea are one victory away from securing their direct qualification in Group A and United Arab Emirates to repechage. While in group B, Saudi Arabia and Japan are kept in the direct classification zone and Australia in repechage.

Group A

1. Iran – 16 points
2. North Korea – 14 points
3. United Arab Emirates – 6 points
4. Lebanon – 5 points
5. Iraq – 4 points
6. Syria – 2 points

B Group

1. Saudi Arabia – 16 points
2. Japan – 12 points
3. Australia – 11 points
4. Oman – 7 points
5. China – 5 points
6. Vietnam – 0 points

OFC qualifying

The Oceania tie has not yet begun its process to define the selection that will remain with him only play-off quota granted by FIFA, something that is scheduled for January 2022.

The format that will be carried out is that the 11 teams that make up the Confederation of Oceania are divided into two groups, going the first two of each zone to a semifinals. The winning country will keep the playoff quota and will have to face a team from another continent to access the Qatar 2022 World Cup. (D)