Qatar World Cup draw whets sporting and political appetites
The draw for this year's World Cup in Qatar has thrown up some headline-grabbing fixtures both for sporting and political reasons.
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The draw for this year's World Cup in Qatar has thrown up some headline-grabbing fixtures both for sporting and political reasons.
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Germany and Spain will clash at this year's World Cup after Friday's draw in Doha placed the two former winners in the same group, while geopolitical rivals the United States and Iran were also drawn together.
England will be up against either Scotland, Wales or Ukraine in the group stage in Qatar, with that play-off path still to be settled in June due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The World Cup just got real, with the draw for Qatar 2022 having taken place in Doha on Friday. We can now join up some of the dots, predict who will go all the way and those that will fall at the first hurdle. Ad/> It’s not easy to break down, with some tough groups and fancied sides paired together — and it will make for a month of footballing drama from November 21 to December 18.
Check out all the fixtures and venues for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, including the knockout bracket.
DOHA : Following is reaction to the 2022 FIFA World Cup draw, which was held at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center in Qatar on Friday.
Germany and Spain will clash at this year's World Cup after Friday's draw in Doha placed the two former winners in the same group, while geopolitical rivals the United States and Iran were also drawn together. Four-time World Cup winners Germany were in Pot Two, making them the obvious team to avoid for the top seeds in the draw in the Qatari capital. They were knocked out of the 2018 tournament in Russia in the group stage. Germany and Spain are joined by Japan in Group E, which will be completed by the winner of an intercontinental play-off in June between Costa Rica and New Zealand.