FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifying Teams: England, Spain, Serbia win the groups, along with Brazil, Germany, hosts Qatar

The 2022 World Cup is just over a year away and teams are starting to win spots, although there are still plenty of places to attend. The qualifying windows in September and October paved the way for some tense clashes in November as more teams booked in Qatar. In Europe, the group stage has come to an end meaning the nine group winners have claimed their places, while three additional slots remain to qualify for the knockout stages. While it will likely take quite a while for things to be sorted out in the Concacaf region of North America and elsewhere, there have been some movements in South American clubs that have also begun to shrink, with Brazil is holding a position. The Brazilian, five-time World Cup champion, is The only team to qualify for each World Cup.

Ten teams have officially qualified for the round so far, with many more expected to come soon. In Europe, it is perhaps more remarkable which countries have yet to qualify as both Italy and Portugal are on their way to the knockout stages, where they will be looking to secure a spot.

Here are all the teams that have officially qualified for next year’s competition, which will be the last with 32 teams before expanding to 48 for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Teams that have qualified for the FIFA World Cup 2022

• Qatar
• Germany
• Denmark
• Brazil
• France
• Belgium
• Croatia
• Spain
• Serbia
• England
• Switzerland