#FIFA 2022 World Cup

The draw for the knockouts of the 2022 World Cup is complete; tournament groups have been decided! Check out which teams are lined up to do battle in Qatar.

The three CONCACAF slots for the 2022 World Cup have been filled - Mexico, the USA, and Canada will join twenty-nine other nations in Qatar this winter.

New Zealand routed the Solomon Islands in the final of the Oceania qualifiers to reach the World Cup playoffs and for a chance to be at the 2022 tournament.

After over two years of qualifiers, Cameroon, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal and Tunisia are the five CAF nations to book their 2022 World Cup tickets to Qatar.

In Asia's final qualifier games, the UAE and Australia won their spots in a sudden-death match against one another for a chance at the inter-confederation playoffs.

Portugal and Poland each secured a place at the FIFA 2022 World Cup after beating North Macedonia and Sweden in their final games of the European playoffs.

Italy had the rug pulled from under its feet this March, as North Macedonia pulled off a shock win in their European World Cup playoff qualifier against the Azzurri.

Japan and Saudi Arabia have secured their berths at the 2022 World Cup. Meanwhile, Australia waits to see who they will face for a chance at the playoffs.

From March 23rd to the 29th, FIFA 2022 World Cup tickets will be back on sale on a first-come, first-served basis. Make sure you avoid disappointment; apply today!

Following consultations with UEFA and the affected football associations, FIFA has decided, "in the spirit of solidarity", to postpone the Scotland-Ukraine playoff.

After the first sales period for seats at the FIFA 2022 World Cup drew in 17 million applicants, the wait to see who successfully secured tickets is over.

In light of Russia's invasion, Ukraine's upcoming World Cup qualifiers playoff match against Scotland could be deferred to give the Ukrainians a chance to qualify.

FIFA has ordered South America’s football giants Brazil and Argentina to replay their suspended World Cup qualifier and has issued a raft of fines and suspensions.

Located along a beachfront promenade, in a traditional Qatari souq, the England National Team have requested Al Wakra for their Team Base Camp during the World Cup.

The initial application phase for 2022 World Cup tickets has now closed; 17 million of us wait with bated breath to hear if our requests have been successful or not.

For the FIFA 2022 World Cup, fans in Qatar will need a Hay’ya Card to attend the games and access some other significant tournament benefits.

Ten African teams will be going head-to-head for a slot at the FIFA 2022 World Cup in March. Find out who will be facing who come the next international break…

After the third day of the January break, only five teams remain in contention for FIFA 2022 World Cup Qualification and only three matchdays remain.

The results of January's CONMEBOL qualifiers painted a clearer picture of which South American teams will be in Qatar for the FIFA 2022 World Cup and which will not.

Two AFC berths for the FIFA 2022 World Cup were decided this January window; the path for the remaining two spots and playoff place also became clearer.

On the second matchday of the January break, Canada steams ahead of rivals, the USA and Mexico, in the CONCACAF 2022 qualifiers race.

Iran is through to the FIFA 2022 World Cup and, after Day One of the January break, the fight for the last three automatic qualification spots nears its conclusion.

The first day of the January window threw up some surprise losses and some much-needed victories in the race to the FIFA 2022 World Cup Qatar

Canada, the USA and Mexico boosted their FIFA 2022 World Cup qualifying chances with decisive wins on the first matchday of the January window.

The January break will finalise World Cup places for some teams, take some near the finish line and end others dreams. Find out who is playing, where and when...

From January 19th to February 8th, fans can apply for 2022 World Cup tickets in an initial promotion - tickets to be allocated by early March.

FIFA has announced that Russia will be suspended indefinitely from international football tournaments from today, including the European 2022 World Cup playoffs.