Fifa world cup 2022 rank list

We began with 32, now we're left with one. Argentina beat France to the World Cup title, rounding-off an exhilarating tournament. Qatar has hosted the World Cup of shocks. To name a few, tournament Morocco will go down as the 2022 edition's biggest shock, becoming It was another miserable World Cup for Germany, joining Belgium as the biggest underachievers. You'll find them low down the final rankings list, below. MORE: Final World Cup 2022 Rankings Below is the final ranking of all 32 teams at the 2022 FIFA World Cup based on: stage reached, final record, goal difference and goals scored. The current FIFA ranking for each team is also included in the table for reference. Rank Team Stage Reached Record (W-L-D) Goal Difference For/ Against FIFA Rank 1. Argentina Champion 4-1-2 +7 15 GF/ GA 8 3 2. France Runner-up 5-1-1 + 8 16 GF / 8 4 3. Croatia Third Place 2-1-4 +1 8 GF / 7 GA 12 4. Morocco Fourth Place 3-2-2 +1 6 GF / 5 GA 22 5. Netherlands Quarterfinals 3-0-2 +6 10 GF / 4 GA 8 6. England Quarterfinals 3-1-1 +9 13 GF / 4 GA 5 7. Brazil Quarterfinals 3-1-1 +5 8 GF / 3 GA 1 8. Portugal Quarterfinals 3-2-0 +6 12GF / 6GA 9 9. Japan Rd of 16 2-1-1 +1 5 GF / 4 GA 24 10. Senegal Rd of 16 2-2-0 -2 5 GF / 7GA 18 11. Australia Rd of 16 2-2-0 -2 4 GF / 6 GA 38 12. Switzerland Rd of 16 2-2-0 -4 5 GF / 9 GA 15 13. Spain Rd of 16 1-1-2 +6 9 GF / 3 GA 7 14. USA Rd of 16 1-1-2 -1 3 GF / 4 GA 16 15. Poland Rd of 16 1-2-1 -2 3 GF / 5 GA 26 16. South Korea Rd of 16 1-2-1 -3 5 GF / 8 GA 28 1...

The countdown to the Qatar 2022 World Cup has begun. The draw for the showpiece tournament will be held on April 1, more than seven months before the event kicks off on Nov. 21. As is customary, the tournament will run for roughly a month with the final held on Sunday, Dec. 18 at the Lusail Stadium. The 32 participating teams will all be dreaming of surviving the six matches leading up to the title match and succeeding 2018 winners France as world champs. The 2022 edition is not only the first to be played in the Middle East, but it's also the last one under the current format before the event is expanded to 48 teams for the 2026 version. Due to scheduling havoc wreaked by COVID-19, three spots in the field of 32 will be decided in June, a few months after the group-stage draw on April 1. MORE: When is the World Cup draw 2022? The 2022 World Cup Draw will take place in Doha, Qatar on April 1. By that stage, 29 of the 32 nations will have been decided with three spots that will still remain unclaimed until June. The two FIFA intercontinental playoffs will take place in June, as will the playoff final for last berth available in Europe. Wales is scheduled to host Scotland or Ukraine in that winner-take-all match. Which teams are in the World Cup Draw 2022? So far, There are three berths outstanding that will be determined in June via the European and intercontinental playoffs. Team Qualified FIFA Ranking Argentina 4 Belgium 2 Brazil 1 Cameroon 37 Canada 38 Croatia 16 Denmark...

At long last, the 32 nations that will compete at the 2022 FIFA World Cup are set. Wales, Costa Rica and Australia became the final three teams to book their Qatar berths earlier this month, setting the stage for the greatest competition in the sport. Here is how the teams are shaping up with less than five months to go until kick off: Tier 1: The favorites It is perhaps fair to note that -- at the moment -- making a clear assessment of where the two South American rivals stand against their European counterparts is not easy. But the signs we have suggest that Brazil and Argentina merit a spot at the very top of our rankings. It is an open debate whether the Finalissima should count for much, but crushing Italy to win more silverware is never a bad sign for any team; Argentina look robust in defense, and in Lautaro Martinez seem to have a striker who grows in stature alongside Lionel Messi. Of course, Argentina were not the only ones to mete out a heavy beating on the European champions, who would be surging toward the middle of these rankings if they had managed to qualify. Germany wrapped up a largely impressive quartet of Nations League games in outstanding fashion with a 5-2 thumping of Italy in Monchengladbach. Hansi Flick may be hunting for a true line leader at center forward, but the ingenuity behind them makes this look like the coming force for Qatar, particularly if Florian Wirtz can play himself into contention this summer. Making way for Germany in fourth are ...