2022 World Cup: How much will it cost fans to watch their team in Qatar?

The 2022 FIFA World Cup out in Qatar is now only a few months away.

For the first time in the tournament’s modern history, the matches will be contested during the European domestic season.

It will also be the first occasion in which the World Cup is hosted in an Asian country, although the location means it will be an incredibly expensive venture for fans of the 32 teams who have qualified.

We’re talking a serious amount of money, particularly for those from nations who’re likely to progress quite far in the tournament.

The folks over at The Punters Page have worked out roughly how much the average fan will have to fork out in order to watch their country at the 2022 World Cup, looking at the potential cost of tickets, flights, hotels, food, drink and more.

They’ve also factored in how likely each nation is to progress to the latter rounds, hence why the Brazil, France, Argentina and England are way ahead of the likes of Australia, Ghana and Japan.

Here are their results, from the cheapest to the most expensive…

32. Australia – £8,337 per fan

31. Ghana – £8,430 per fan

30. Serbia – £8,656 per fan

29. Cameroon – £8,663 per fan

28. Qatar – £8,859 per fan

27. Tunisia – £9,223 per fan

26. Morocco – £9,809 per fan

25. Poland – £9,908 per fan

24. Costa Rica – £9,996 per fan

23. Wales – £10,027 per fan

22. Saudi Arabia – £10,033 per fan

21. Japan – £10,257 per fan

20. Korea Republic – £10,267 per fan

19. Canada – £10,393 per fan

18. Ecuador – £10,478 per fan

17. Iran – £10,505 per fan

16. Denmark – £12,219 per fan

15. Switzerland – £12,283 per fan

14. Croatia – £12,360 per fan

13. Uruguay – £12,570 per fan

12. USA – £13,879 per fan

11. Senegal – £14,457 per fan

10. Mexico – £14,982 per fan

9. Spain – £15,892 per fan

8. Belgium