Countdown begins, and the stage is set for the colossal legends to battle for the prestigious title in the world of football tournaments. Yes, we are talking about the all-time great mega event FIFA World Cup 2022. After holding back their nerves and excitement for four years, fans will be able to witness the live matches on the football grounds of Qatar, television screens, and online platforms.
This year’s FIFA is going to be more energetic and thrilling, as 32 teams are fit and ready to show their magic and provide the most stirring and action-packed matches. For the first time on sold-out grounds in Qatar, the FIFA tournament will bring the heat of high drama, as there will be some chilly and wintry atmosphere during the matches.
So, are you ready to spot the electrifying close encounters between the champion teams in the FIFA World Cup edition 2022?
Overview of 2022 FIFA World Cup
We are just a couple of days away from the 22nd edition of the world-famous FIFA World Cup, where 32 teams will go against each other to have their names on the title. The event will highlight the grounds of Qatar and peak the sports channels from 20 November to 18 December 2022. After the strong voting rounds between Qatar and the United States, the Arab country grabbed more votes in host selection bidding. So, now it will entertain the event of 64 matches on eight home venues.
It will be interesting to see how two-time and current champion France defends the title against 31 other strong contenders. In the same way, will the Brazil team come with a strong mindset, win the title for the 6th time, and make a record of their own, or will Croatia avenge the loss? There is a lot of buzz that the cup won’t leave the UEFA section. We may not know who will have the title this time, but people are going to have one thing for sure, which is pure entertainment.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Broadcasting & Streaming Worldwide
It is not a hassle to search the broadcasting channel to watch the FIFA world cup, as the live coverage will be streamed worldwide. On the other hand, more than 80 countries’ networks have broadcasting and streaming rights. Otherwise, here are some broadcasting partner networks shared below.
Broadcasting Platforms
| Territory | Broadcasting Channels |
| Australia | SBS Network |
| USA | Fox and Telemundo |
| France | TF1 and beIN Sports |
| Garmany | ARD, ZDF, and Deutsche Telekom |
| Argentina | TVP and TyC Sports |
| Brazil | TV Globo |
| Portugal | RTP, SIC, Sport TV, and TVI |
| UK | BBC and ITV |
| Canada | Bell Media |
| Mexico | Sky, Televisa, and TV Azteca |
| India | Star Sport Network and Viacom18 |
| Pakistan | Ten Sports and A Sports |
Online Streaming Platforms
You can easily watch the live stream of FIFA World Cup Qatar from any part of the world through these platforms.
| Sking Tv |
| Fubo Tv |
| FS1 |
| Hulu + Live TV |
| YouTube Tv |
| DirecTV Stream |
| Hulu+ Plus Live Tive |
| Spectrum |
| Viacom18 App |
Tournament Formats
- Group StateÂ
- Knockout RoundsÂ
- Super 16
- Quarter-finals
- Semi-finals
- Third Place Play-Offs
- Finals
Top 32 Qualified Teams to Play This Year’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
| UEFA | AFC | CAF | CONMEBOL | CONCACAF |
| BelgiumÂ
Croatia Denmark England France Germany Netherlands Poland Portugal Serbia Spain Switzerland Wales |
Qatar
Australia Iran Japan Saudi Arabia South Korea
 |
CameroonÂ
Ghana Morocco Senegal Tunisia |
 ArgentinaÂ
 Brazil  Ecuador  Uruguay |
CanadaÂ
Costa Rica Mexico United States |
FIFA World Cup 2022 Teams Squad
Each team consists of 26 players. They are lined up under their country teams and according to their field positions.
| Brazil | Belgium | Croatia | Denmark |
| (Forwards)
Antony Gabriel Jesus Gabriel Martinelli Neymar Pedro Raphinha Richarlison Rodrygo Vinicius Junior (Midfielders) Bruno Guimaraes Casemiro Everton Ribeiro Fabinho Fred, Lucas Paqueta (Defenders) Dani Alves Danilo Alex Sandro Alex Telles Bremer Eder Militao Marquinhos Thiago Silva (Goalkeepers) Alisson Ederson Weverton |
(Forwards)
Romelu Lukaku Michy Batshuayi Lois Openda Charles De Ketelaere Eden Hazard Jeremy Doku Dries Mertens Leandro Trossard (Midfielders) Hans Vanaken Axel Witsel Youri Tielemans Amadou Onana Kevin De Bruyne Yannick Carrasco Thorgan Hazard Timothy Castagne Thomas Meunier (Defenders) Jan Vertonghen Toby Alderweireld Leander Dendoncker Zeno Debast Arthur Theate Wout Faes (Goalkeepers) Thibaut Courtois Simon Mignolet Koen Casteels |
(Forwards)
Ivan Perisic Andrej Kramaric Bruno Petkovic Mislav Orsic Ante Budimir Marko Livaja (Midfielders) Luka Modric Mateo Kovacic Marcelo Brozovic Mario Pasalic Nikola Vlasic Lovro Majer Kristijan Jakic Luka Sucic (Defenders) Domagoj Vida Dejan Lovren Borna Barisic Josip Juranovic Josko Gvardiol Borna Sosa Josip Stanisic Martin Erlic Josip Sutalo (Goalkeepers) Dominik Livakovic Ivica Ivusic Ivo Grbic |
(Forwards)
Andreas Cornelius Martin Braithwaite Kasper Dolberg Mikkel Damsgaard Jesper Lindstrom Yussuf Poulsen Andreas Skov Olsen Jonas Wind (Midfielders) Thomas Delaney Mathias Jensen Christian Eriksen Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg Christian Norgaard Robert Skov (Defenders) Alexander Bah Simon Kjaer Joachim Andersen Joakim Maehle Andreas Christensen Rasmus Kristensen Jens Stryger Larsen Victor Nelsson Daniel Wass (Goalkeepers) Kasper Schmeichel Oliver Christensen Frederik Ronnow |
| Adenor Leonardo Bacchi (Coach) | Roberto MartÃnez (Coach) | Zlatko Dalić (Coach) | Kasper Hjulmand (Coach) |
| England | France | Germany | Netherlands |
| (Forwards)
Harry Kane Callum Wilson Marcus Rashford Raheem Sterling Bukayo Saka Phil Foden Jack Grealish James Maddison (Midfielders) Declan Rice Jude Bellingham Kalvin Phillips Jordan Henderson Conor Gallagher Mason Mount (Defenders) Kieran Trippier Trent A Arnold Kyle Walker Ben White Harry Maguire John Stones Eric Dier Conor Coady Luke Shaw (Goalkeepers) Jordan Pickford Aaron Ramsdale |
(Forwards)
Karim Benzema Kingsley Coman Ousmane Dembele Olivier Giroud Antoine Griezmann Kylian Mbappe Christopher Nkunku Marcus Thuram (Midfielders) Eduardo Camavinga Youssouf Fofana Matteo Guendouzi Adrien Rabiot Aurelien Tchouameni Jordan Veretout (Defenders) Axel Disasi Lucas Hernandez Theo Hernandez Ibrahima Konate Jules Kounde Benjamin Pavard William Saliba Dayot Upamecano Raphael Varane (Goalkeepers) Alphonse Areola Hugo Lloris Steve Mandanda |
(Forwards)
Kai Havertz Youssoufa Moukoko Niclas Fullkrug Karim Adeyemi (Midfielders) Ilkay Gundogan Jonas Hofmann Leon Goretzka Serge Gnabry Leroy Sane Jamal Musiala Joshua Kimmich Thomas Muller Julian Brandt Mario Gotze (Defenders) Matthias Ginter Antonio Rudiger Niklas Sule Nico Schlotterbeck Thilo Kehrer David Raum Lukas Klostermann Armel Bella-Kotchap Christian Gunter (Goalkeepers) Manuel Neuer Marc-Andre ter Stegen Kevin Trapp |
(Forwards)
Memphis Depay Steven Bergwijn Vincent Janssen Luuk de Jong Noa Lang Wout Weghorst (Midfielders) Frenkie de Jong Steven Berghuis Davy Klaassen Teun Koopmeiners Marten de Roon Cody Gakpo Kenneth Taylor Xavi Simons (Defenders) Virgil van Dijk, Nathan Ake Daley Blind Jurrien Timber Denzel Dumfries Stefan de Vrij Matthijs de Ligt Tyrell Malacia Jeremie Frimpong (Goalkeepers) Justin Bijlow Andries Noppert Remko Pasveer |
| Gareth Southgate (Coach) | Didier Deschamps (Coach) | Hansi Flick (Coach) | Louis van Gaal (Coach) |
| Poland | Portugal | Serbia | Spain |
| (Forwards)
Robert Lewandowski Arkadiusz Milik Krzysztof Piatek Karol Swiderski (Midfielders) Krystian Bielik Pr Frankowski Kamil Grosicki Grzegorz Krychowiak Jakub Kaminski Michal Skoras Damian Szymanski Sebastian Szymanski Piotr Zielinski Szymon Zurkowski (Defenders) Jan Bednarek Kamil Glik Robert Gumny, Artur Jedrzejczyk  Jakub Kiwior Mateusz Wieteska Bartosz Bereszynski Matthew Cash Nicola Zalewski (Goalkeepers) Wojciech Szczesny Bartlomiej Dragowski Lukasz Skorupski |
(Forwards)
Cristiano Ronaldo Joao Felix Rafael Leao Ricardo Horta Goncalo Ramos Andre Silva (Midfielders) Joao Palhinha Ruben Neves Bernardo Silva Bruno Fernandes Joao Mario Matheus Nunes Vitinha William Carvalho Otavio (Defenders) Diogo Dalot Joao Cancelo Danilo Pereira Pepe Ruben Dias Antonio Silva Nuno Mendes Raphael Guerreiro (Goalkeepers) Diogo Costa Jose Sa Rui Patricio |
(Forwards)
Dusan Tadic Aleksandar Mitrovic Dusan Vlahovic Filip Djuricic Luka Jovic Nemanja Radonjic (Midfielders) Nemanja Gudelj Sergej Milinkovic-Savic Sasa Lukic Marko Grujic Filip Kostic Uros Racic Nemanja Maksimovic Ivan Ilic Andrija Zivkovic Darko Lazovic (Defenders) Stefan Mitrovic Nikola Milenkovic Strahinja Pavlovic Milos Veljkovic Filip Mladenovic Strahinja Erakovic Srdjan Babic (Goalkeepers) Marko Dmitrovic Predrag Rajkovic Vanja Milinkovic-Savic |
(Forwards)
Ferran Torres Nico Williams Yeremi Pino Alvaro Morata Marco Asensio Pablo Sarabia Dani Olmo Ansu Fati. (Midfielders) Sergio Busquets Rodri Gavi Carlos Soler Marcos Llorente Pedri Koke (Defenders) Dani Carvajal Cesar Azpilicueta Eric Garcia Hugo Guillamon Pau Torres Aymeric Laporte Jordi Alba Jose Gaya (Goalkeepers) Unai Simon Robert Sanchez David Raya |
| Czesław Michniewicz (Coach) | Fernando Santos (Coach) | Dragan Stojković (Coach) | Luis Enrique (Coach) |
| Switzerland | Wales | Qatar | Australia |
| (Forwards)
Breel Embolo Ruben Vargas Djibril Sow Haris Seferovic Christian Fassnacht (Midfielders) Michel Aebischer Xherdan Shaqiri Renato Steffen Granit Xhaka Denis Zakaria Fabian Frei Remo Freuler Noah Okafor Fabian Rieder Ardon Jashari (Defenders) Manuel Akanji Eray Comert Nico Elvedi Fabian Schar Silvan Widmer Ricardo Rodriguez Edimilson Fernandes (Goalkeepers) Gregor Kobel Yann Sommer Jonas Omlin Philipp Kohn |
(Forwards)
Gareth Bale Kieffer Moore Mark Harris Brennan Johnson Daniel James (Midfielders) Sorba Thomas Joe Allen Matthew Smith Dylan Levitt Harry Wilson Joe Morrell Jonny Williams Aaron Ramsey Rubin Colwill (Defenders) Ben Davies Ben Cabango Tom Lockyer Joe Rodon Chris Mepham Ethan Ampadu Chris Gunter Neco Williams Connor Roberts (Goalkeepers) Wayne Hennessey Danny Ward Adam Davies |
(Forwards)
Naif Al-Hadhrami Ahmed Alaaeldin Hassan Al-Haydos Khalid Muneer Akram Afif Almoez Ali Mohamed Muntari (Midfielders) Ali Asad Assim Madabo Mohammed Waad Salem Al-Hajri Moustafa Tarek Karim Boudiaf Abdelaziz Hatim Ismail Mohamad (Defenders) Pedro Miguel Musaab Khidir Tarek Salman Bassam Al-Rawi, Boualem Khoukhi Abdelkarim Hassan Homam Ahmed Jassem Gaber (Goalkeepers) Saad Al-Sheeb Meshaal Barsham Yousef Hassan |
(Forwards)
Awer Mabil Mathew Leckie Martin Boyle Jamie Maclaren Jason Cummings Mitchell Duke Garang Kuol Craig Goodwin (Midfielders) Aaron Mooy Jackson Irvine Ajdin Hrustic Keanu Baccus Cameron Devlin Riley McGree (Defenders) Milos Degenek Aziz Behich Joel King Nathaniel Atkinson Fran Karacic Harry Souttar Kye Rowles Bailey Wright Thomas Deng (Goalkeepers) Mat Ryan Andrew Redmayne Danny Vukovic |
| Murat Yakin (Coach) | Rob Page (Coach) | Félix Sánchez (Coach) | Graham Arnold (Coach) |
| Iran | Japan | Saudi Arabia | South Korea |
| (Forwards)
Karim Ansarifard Sardar Azmoun Mehdi Taremi (Midfielders) Ahmad Noorollahi Saman Ghoddos Vahid Amiri Saeid Ezatolahi Alireza Jahanbakhsh Mehdi Torabi Ali Gholizadeh Ali Karimi (Defenders) Ehsan Hajsafi Morteza Pouraliganji Ramin Rezaeian Milad Mohammadi Hossein Kanani Shojae Khalilzadeh Sadegh Moharrami Rouzbeh Cheshmi Majid Hosseini Abolfazl Jalali (Goalkeepers) Alireza Beiranvand Amir Abedzadeh Hossein Hosseini Payam Niazmand |
(Forwards)
Daizen Maeda Takuma Asano Shuto Machino Ayase Ueda (Midfielders) Wataru Endo Hidemasa Morita Ao Tanaka Gaku Shibasaki Kaoru Mitoma Daichi Kamada Ritsu Doan Junya Ito Takumi Minamino Takefusa Kubo  Yuki Soma (Defenders) Miki Yamane Hiroki Sakai Maya Yoshida Takehiro Tomiyasu Shogo Taniguchi Ko Itakura Hiroki Ito Yuto Nagatomo (Goalkeepers) Shuichi Gonda Daniel Schmidt Eiji Kawashima |
(Forwards)
Haitham Asiri Saleh Al-Shehri Firas Al-Buraikan (Midfielders) Salman Al-Faraj Riyadh Sharahili Ali Al-Hassan Mohamed Kanno Abdulelah Al-Malki Sami Al-Najei Abdullah Otayf Nasser Al-Dawsari Abdulrahman Al-Aboud Salem Al-Dawsari Hattan Bahebri (Defenders) Yasser Al-Shahrani Ali Al-Bulaihi Abdulelah Al-Amri Abdullah Madu Hassan Tambakti Sultan Al-Ghanam Mohammed Al-Breik Saud Abdulhamid (Goalkeepers) Mohamed Al-Owais Nawaf Al-Aqidi Mohamed Al-Yami |
(Forwards)
Hwang Ui-Jo Cho Gue-Sung (Midfielders) Jung Woo-Young Son Jun-Ho Paik Seung-Ho Hwang In-Beom Lee Jae-Sung Kwon Chang-Hoon Jeong Woo-Yeong Lee Kang-In Son Heung-Min Hwang Hee-Chan Na Sang-Ho Song Min-Kyu (Defenders) Kim Min-Jae Kim Young-Gwon Kwon Kyung-Won Cho Yu-Min Kim Moon-Hwan Yoon Jong-Gyu Kim Tae-Hwan Kim Jin-Su Hong Chul (Goalkeepers) Kim Seung-Gyu Jo Hyeon-Woo Song Bum-Keun |
| Carlos Queiroz (Coach) | Hajime Moriyasu (Coach) | Hervé Renard (Coach) | Paulo Bento (Coach) |
| Cameroon | Ghana | Morocco | Senegal |
| (Forwards)
Nicolas Ngamaleu Christian Bassogog Bryan Mbeumo Georges-Kevin N Jean-Pierre Nsame Vincent Aboubakar Karl Toko-Ekambi Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting Souaibou Marou (Midfielders) Olivier Ntcham Gael Ondoua Martin Hongla Pierre Kunde Samuel Oum Gouet Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa Jerome Ngom (Defenders) J Charles Castelletto Enzo Ebosse Collins Fai Olivier Mbaizo Nouhou Tolo Nicolas Nkoulou Christopher Wooh (Goalkeepers) Andre Onana Devis Epassy S Ngapandouetnbu |
(Forwards)
Daniel Afriyie Jordan Ayew Osman Bukari I Abdul Fatawu Antoine Semenyo Kamal Sowah Kamaldeen Sulemana Inaki Williams (Midfielders) Andre Ayew Mohammed Kudus Daniel-Kofi Kyereh Elisha Owusu Thomas Partey Salis Abdul Samed (Defenders) Joseph Aidoo Daniel Amartey Baba Rahman Alexander Djiku Tariq Lamptey Gideon Mensah Denis Odoi Mohammed Salisu Alidu Seidu (Goalkeepers) Lawrence Ati Danlad Ibrahim Manaf Nurudeen |
(Forwards)
Zakaria Aboukhlal Sofiane Boufal Ilias Chair Walid Cheddira Youssef En-Nesyri, Abde Ezzalzouli Abderrazak Hamdallah Amine Harit Hakim Ziyech (Midfielders) Sofyan Amrabat Selim Amallah Bilal El Khannous Yahya Jabrane Azzedine Ounahi Abdelhamid Sabiri (Defenders) Nayef Aguerd Yahia Attiyat Allah Badr Benoun Achraf Dari Jawad El Yamiq Achraf Hakimi Noussair Mazraoui Romain Saiss (Goalkeepers) Bono Munir El Kajoui Ahmed Tagnaouti |
(Forwards)
Sadio Mane Ismaila Sarr Boulaye Dia Bamba Dieng Famara Diedhiou Nicolas Jackson Iliman Ndiaye (Midfielders) Idrissa Gueye Cheikhou Kouyate Nampalys Mendy Krepin Diatta Pape Gueye Pape Matar Sarr Pathe Ciss Moustapha Name Loum Ndiaye (Defenders) Kalidou Koulibaly Abdou Diallo Youssouf Sabaly Fode Ballo-Toure Pape Abdou Cisse Ismail Jakobs Formose Mendy (Goalkeepers) Edouard Mendy Alfred Gomis Seny Dieng |
| Rigobert Song (Coach) | Otto Addo (Coach) | Walid Regragui (Coach) | Aliou Cissé (Coach) |
| Tunisia | Argentina | Ecuador | Uruguay |
| (Forwards)
Anis Ben Slimane Seifeddine Jaziri Issam Jebali Wahbi Khazri Taha Yassine Khenissi Youssef Msakni Naim Sliti (Midfielders) Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane Ghaylane Chaalali Aissa Laidouni Hannibal Mejbri Ferjani Sassi Elyas Skhiri (Defenders) Ali Abdi Dylan Bronn Mohamed Drager Nader Ghandri Bilel Ifa Wajdi Kechrida Ali Maaloul Yassine Meriah Montassar Talbi (Goalkeepers) Aymen Dahmen Bechir Ben Said Mouez Hassen Aymen Mathlouthi |
(Forwards)
Lionel Messi Angel Di Maria Lautaro Martinez Julian Alvarez Paulo Dybala Nicolas Gonzalez Joaquin Correa (Midfielders) Rodrigo De Paul Leandro Paredes Alexis Mac Allister Guido Rodriguez Papu Gomez Enzo Fernandez Exequiel Palacios (Defenders) Nahuel Molina Gonzalo Montiel Cristian Romero German Pezzella Nicolas Otamendi Lisandro Martinez Marcos Acuna Nicolas Tagliafico Juan Foyth (Goalkeepers) Emiliano Martinez Geronimo Rulli Franco Armani |
(Forwards)
Djorkaeff Reasco Kevin Rodriguez Michael Estrada Enner Valencia (Midfielders) Carlos Gruezo Jose Cifuentes Alan Franco Moises Caicedo Angel Mena Jeremy Sarmiento Ayrton Preciado Sebastian Mendez Gonzalo Plata Romario Ibarra (Defenders) Piero Hincapie Robert Arboleda Pervis Estupinan Angelo Preciado Jackson Porozo Xavier Arreaga Felix Torres Diego Palacios William Pacho (Goalkeepers) Moises Ramirez Alexander Dominguez Hernan Galindez |
(Forwards)
Luis Suarez Darwin Nunez Maximiliano Gomez Edinson Cavani (Midfielders) Lucas Torreira Matias Vecino Rodrigo Bentancur Manuel Ugarte Giorgian de Arrascaeta Nicolas de la Cruz Federico Valverde Facundo Pellistri Agustin Canobbio Facundo Torres (Defenders) Ronald Araujo Sebastian Coates Martin Caceres Guillermo Varela Matias Vina Mathias Olivera Jose Maria Gimenez Diego Godin Jose Luis RodrÃguez (Goalkeepers) Fernando Muslera Sergio Rochet Sebastian Sosa |
| Jalel Kadri (Coach) | Lionel Scaloni (Coach) | Gustavo Alfaro (Coach) | Diego Alonso (Coach) |
| Canada | Costa Rica | Mexico | United States |
| (Forwards)
Tajon Buchanan Liam Millar Lucas Cavallini Ike Ugbo Junior Hoilett Jonathan David Cyle Larin Alphonso Davies (Midfielders) Liam Fraser Ismael Kone Mark-Anthony Kaye David Wotherspoon Jonathan Osorio Atiba Hutchinson Stephen Eustaquio Samuel Piette (Defenders) Samuel Adekugbe Joel Waterman Alistair Johnston Richie Laryea Kamal Miller Steven Vitoria Derek Cornelius (Goalkeepers) James Pantemis Milan Borjan Dayne St. Clair |
(Forwards)
Joel Campbell Anthony Contreras Johan Venegas (Midfielders) Yeltsin Tejeda Celso Borges Youstin Salas Roan Wilson Gerson Torres Douglas Lopez Jewison Bennette Alvaro Zamora Anthony Hernandez Brandon Aguilera Bryan Ruiz (Defenders) Francisco Calvo Juan Pablo Vargas Kendall Waston Oscar Duarte Daniel Chacon Keysher Fuller Carlos Martinez Bryan Oviedo Ronald Matarrita (Goalkeepers) Keylor Navas Esteban Alvarado Patrick Sequeira |
(Forwards)
Rogelio Funes Mori Raul Jimenez Hirving Lozano Henry Martin Alexis Vega (Midfielders) Edson Alvarez Roberto Alvarado Uriel Antuna Luis Chavez Andres Guardado Erick Gutierrez Hector Herrera Orbelin Pineda Carlos Rodriguez Luis Romo (Defenders) Kevin Alvarez Nestor Araujo Gerardo Arteaga Jesus Gallardo Hector Moreno Cesar Montes Jorge Sanchez Johan Vasquez (Goalkeepers) Guillermo Ochoa Alfredo Talavera Rodolfo Cota |
(Forwards)
Jesus Ferreira Jordan Morris Christian Pulisic Gio Reyna Joshua Sargent Timothy Weah Haji Wright (Midfielders) Brenden Aaronson Kellyn Acosta Tyler Adams Luca de la Torre Weston McKennie Yunus Musah Cristian Roldan (Defenders) C Carter-Vickers Sergino Dest Aaron Long Shaq Moore Tim Ream Antonee Robinso Joe Scally DeAndre Yedlin Walker Zimmerman (Goalkeepers) Matt Turner Sean Johnson Ethan Horvath |
| John Herdman (Coach) | Luis Fernando Suárez (Coach) | Gerardo Martino (Coach) | Gregg Berhalter (Coach) |
Venue
This is the first time any Arab country is hosting FIFA. That’s why the whole world will be watching the enthusiastic hospitality of Qatar.
| Grounds | Capacity |
| Lusail Iconic Stadium, Lusail | 80,000 |
| Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor | 60,000 |
| Khalifa International Stadium, Al Rayyan | 45,416 |
| Education City Stadium, Al Rayyan | 45,350 |
| Ahmad bin Ali Stadium, Al Rayyan | 44,740 |
| Stadium 974, Doha | 40,000 |
| Al Thumama Stadium, Doha | 40,000 |
| Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah | 40,000 |
Prize          Money
- Winners: $ 42 million
- Runner Up: $ 30 million
- Third Place: $ 27 million
- Fourth Place: $ 25 million
- 5th to 8th Place: $ 17 million each team
- 9th to 16th Place: $ 13 million each team
- 17th to 32 Place: $ 09 million each team
Let’s Begin The Party With FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – The Greatest Event in Sports Entertainment.
Football is a fan favourite and globally followed sport, which has encouraged youth from developing countries towards athletics. Even though numerous countries couldn’t qualify for FIFA, there are millions of fans around the world who have a craze for this event and footballers of popular teams. For instance, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, and Mohamed Salah.
Once again, the iconic championship contest between the world’s best teams is about to reach our television screens. Are we going to have an experience of the face-off between Germany and Brazil? Or will there be a dream coming true confront between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi? Things are about to come, so just wait for a few more moments and have an eye on the groups and matches schedule.
Preliminary Round (Groups)
| Group A | Group B | Group C | Group D |
| Qatar (H)Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
Ecuador               Senegal Netherlands |
England
Iran       United State     Wales  |
Argentina          Â
Saudi Arabia     Mexico Poland |
FranceÂ
Australia Denmark            Tunisia |
| Group E | Group F | Group G | Group H |
| Spain
Costa Rica Germany Japan |
Belgium
Canada Morocco Croatia |
Brazil
Serbia Switzerland Cameroon |
Portugal
Ghana Uruguay South Korea |
First Round (Group Stage) Schedule
Just like the previous world cup hosted by Russia in 2018, there will be three stage tournaments, starting with group matches then knockout rounds, and will end after the final playoffs.
20 November
- Qatar vs Ecuador
21 November
- England vs Iran
- Senegal vs Netherlands
- USA vs Wales
22 November
- Argentina vs Saudi Arabia
- Denmark vs Tunisia
- Mexico vs Poland
- France vs Australia
23 November
- Morocco vs Croatia
- Germany vs Japan
- Spain vs Costa Rica
- Belgium vs Canada
24 November
- Switzerland vs Cameroon
- Uruguay vs South Korea
- Portugal vs Ghana
- Brazil vs Serbia
25 November
- Wales vs Iran
- Qatar vs Senegal
- Netherlands vs Ecuador
- England vs USA
26 November
- Tunisia vs Australia
- Poland vs Saudi Arabia
- France vs Denmark
- Argentina vs Mexico
27 November
- Japan vs Costa Rica
- Belgium vs Morocco
- Croatia vs Canada
- Spain vs Germany
28 November
- Cameroon vs Serbia
- South Korea vs Ghana
- Brazil vs Switzerland
- Portugal vs Uruguay
29 November
- Netherlands vs Qatar
- Ecuador vs Senegal
- Wales vs England
- Iran vs USA
30 November
- Australia vs Denmark
- Tunisia vs France
- Poland vs Argentina
- Saudi Arabia vs Mexico
01 December
- Croatia vs Belgium
- Canada vs Morocco
- Costa Rica vs Germany
- Japan vs Spain
02 December
- South Korea vs Portugal
- Ghana vs Uruguay
- Serbia vs Switzerland
- Cameroon vs Brazil
Knockout Rounds of Successfully Qualified Team From Group Stages
03 December
- Winners of Group A vs Runners-up of Group B
- Winners of Group C vs Runners-up of Group D
04 December
- Winners of Group D vs Runners-up of Group C
- Winners of Group B vs Runners-up of Group A
05 December
- Winners of Group E vs Runners-up
- Winners of Group G vs Runners-up of Group H
06 December
- Winners of Group F vs Runners-up of Group E
- Winners of Group H vs Runners-up of Group G
Quarter-finals
- 09 Dec – Winners of 53 vs Winners of 54 & Winners of 49 vs Winners of 50
- 10 Dec – Winners of 55 vs Winners of 56 & Winners of 51 vs Winners of 52
Final Play-offs
Semi-Finals
- 13 Dec 2022 – TBD vs TBD
- 14 Dec 2022 – TBD vs TBD
Third Place Play-Offs
- 17 Dec 2022 – TBD vs TBD
Finals
- 18 Dec 2022 – TBD vs TBD
Background & Interesting Facts of FIFA World Cup Tournament
There can be many speculations and backing references regarding the first-ever football match, and which countries are considered the homes of football team sports. However, there can’t be any denying that the first ever FIFA World Cup was played in Uruguay in 1930 with the participation of thirteen international teams.
Several teams backed off from participating during that time due to travel issues and other reasons. But the event was a success and the home team Uruguay became the first-ever FIFA World Cup champion beating Argentina. From then till now, this mega event has been known as one of the most highlighted sports events in the world.
- World famous soccer team Brazil was first crowned as champion in 1958 and now holds the record of five-time champions in the history of FIFA (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002).
- Four-time world champion Italy couldn’t qualify for this year’s FIFA World Cup. In the past, the team successfully secured the title in 1934, 1938, 1982, and 2006. Moreover, in 1970 and 1994, Italy was runner-up in the finals.
- Germany is one of the most successful teams and has held the title four times (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)
- Except for Spain and Brazil, six champion teams have won the title on their home grounds. Including Uruguay (1930), Italy (1934), England (1966), Germany (1974), Argentina (1978), and France (1998)
- Mexico, Germany, France, and Italy have hosted FIFA 2 times. In 2026 Mexico will be the first country to host for the 3rd time.
- Just Fontaine representing France holds the record for 13 goals in a FIFA tournament in 1958 Italy
-  Brazil’s all-time great footballer Pelé holds the record for the youngest player who played FIFA at the age of 17 in 1958.
- Lionel Messi and Wesley Sneijder share the record of the most man-of-the-match awards in the single FIFA World Cup.
- Cristiano Ronaldo, Arjen Robben, and Lionel Messi hold the record of 6 man-of-the-match awards overall in FIFA worlds cups till 2018
- Netherlands is the only team who has been a finalist three times (1974, 1978, and 2010), but, unfortunately, never won the title.
Bottom Line
Great players like Luis Suárez, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo might be playing their last FIFA. So, this chance to watch these legendary players for the last time should not be missed. The next FIFA will be organized after four long years in Canada, Mexico
United States in 2026. However, if you also have excitement and anticipation of this noted cup, then share your thoughts on who will be the winner of FIFA World Cup 2022 in the comments section below.
FAQ about FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 on the Internet
Q: When will FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 start?
The first match of FIFA will be played between Qatar and Ecuador on 20th November.
Q: Who will host the FIFA World Cup in 2022?
For the first time, an Arab Muslim country Qatar will host FIFA with eight venues.
Q: Which Country has won more FIFA World Cups?
Brazil is the most successful team, with a record five winning title reigns.
Q: Will Lionel Messi play Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022?
Yes, he will be the captain of the team. However, according to recent reports, this FIFA will be his last.
Q: When is the final of FIFA 2022?
The final of FIFA 2022 will be played on 18th December in Lusail Iconic Stadium.
