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synonym2022 World Cup in QatarThe term "22nd FIFA World Cup" generally refers to the 2022 FIFA World Cup

2022 FIFA World Cup ( English : 2022 FIFA World Cup, Arabic : Woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe woe FIFA World Cup Qatar World Cup 2022, also known as Qatar World Cup 2022, will be held in eight stadiums in Qatar from November 20 to December 18, 2022, for the first time in history Qatar and The Middle East It was held in the country for the second time Asia The Qatar World Cup was also the first to be held in the Northern Hemisphere winter and the first to be held by a country that had never qualified for the World Cup finals. The tournament featured 32 teams. ^[56]

On November 21, 2022, the opening ceremony and opening match of the World Cup will be held Bay course Host Qatar lost 2-0 to Ecuador. ^[41] On December 18, the closing ceremony and final of the World Cup were held Stade Lussel Argentina beat France on penalties in the final , ^[42] win The World Cup France and Croatia finished second and third respectively. ^[42] Argentinian Lionel Messi Get the class World Cup Ballon d 'Or ; French Kylian Mbappe Get the class The World Cup Golden Boot ; Argentinian Emiliano Martinez Get the class The World Cup Golden Glove Award ; Argentinian Enzo Fernandez Get the class World Cup Young Player of the Year award . ^[206] Harry Kane , Bruno Fernandez , Antoine Griezmann , Ivan Perisic , Lionel Messi Tied for the aid King. ^[206] Italian referees Daniele Ossato Voted the best referee. ^[213]

Chinese name: 2022 FIFA World Cup
Foreign name: 2022 FIFA World Cup (English)
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 (English)
ك أ س an ل ع an ل م ل ك ر ة an ل ق د م ٢ ٠ ٢ ٢ ‎ (in Arabic)
Holding time: November 21 to December 18, 2022
venue: Qatar
Race type: FIFA World Cup
Host organization: International Football Federation
Number of teams: 32
Number of playing fields: 64 matches

The last competition: 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia
The next game: The 2026 FIFA World Cup
Final venue: Stade Lussel
Tournament winner: Argentina men's national football team
runner-up: France men's national football team
Third place in the tournament: Croatia men's national football team
Golden Ball Award (Golden Ball Award): Lionel Messi
The Golden Shoe Award: Kylian Mbappe
Assist King: Harry Kane, Bruno Fernandes, Antoine Griezmann, Ivan Perisic, Lionel Messi

catalogue

▪Closing ceremony
8Out of competition
▪Race record
▪Race film
▪Media and broadcasting
▪Disputed matter
▪Sponsorship title
▪Chinese element
▪Service reception
▪Investment income
▪Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)

Event preparation

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Bidding process

The 2022 FIFA World Cup finals have been awarded Australia , Japan , Qatar , Korea and America Between the fight. In accordance with FIFA (International Football Association) From the perspective of the process, the first presentation will be the five countries bidding for the 2022 World Cup, and each country will have one hour. December 1, 2010 at 14:00, Australia First appearance, followed by the order of appearance Korea , Qatar , America and Japan . After all the bids have been presented, FIFA convenes a meeting of the Executive Committee to discuss, after which all the executive committees begin to vote.

23:38, 2 December 2010, President of FIFA Blatter It was announced at the Zurich Exhibition Centre that Qatar had won the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The vote has been described as "the biggest decision in sporting history" and brings to an end one of the most controversial World Cup bids in history.

Voting status
nation	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4
Qatar	11	10	11	14
America	3	5	6	8
Korea	4	5	5	-
Japan	3	2	-	-
Australia	1	-	-	-

Reference materials: ^[209]

Preparatory work

On July 15, 2018, the President of Russia Putin to Emir of Qatar (King) Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani Handed over the right to host the next World Cup. ^[214]

On 15 July 2020, the 2022 FIFA World Cup schedule was announced. The opening match will be played on November 21, 2022, and the final will be played at 18:00 local time on December 18 in the 80,000-capacity stadium Stade Lussel Proceed. With only the opening match on the first day, there will be a maximum of four matches per day in the group stage to ensure teams have the best possible break in their schedule. ^[1]

On January 19, 2022, the pre-sale of tickets for the first phase of the 2022 World Cup officially began. ^[16]

March 21, 2022. 2022 World Cup volunteer The recruitment campaign is now open and applicants from all over the world can apply online. ^[20]

On April 2, 2022, FIFA officially announced the specifics of the World Cup schedule . ^[38]

On June 24, 2022, FIFA officially announced that the preliminary list of the World Cup was expanded from 35 to 55, and the final squad was expanded from 23 to 26. ^[62]

On July 1, 2022, FIFA officially announced the use of semi-automatic offside technology at the World Cup. ^[63]

On August 12, 2022, FIFA officially announced that the opening match of the World Cup will be played one day earlier, at 0 o 'clock on November 21, 2022. ^[67]

Minister of Information and Broadcasting of Pakistan, 22 August 2022 Mariam Aurangzeb Pakistan's cabinet has approved a draft agreement allowing the government to send troops to help with security at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. ^[69]

On September 5, 2022, Qatar, with international assistance and the introduction of high-tech equipment, is striving to make the World Cup safe and secure. ^[71]

On October 5, 2022, the Turkish Parliament passed a motion approving the dispatch of soldiers to Qatar to assist Qatar in the security of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Work. ^[73]

On November 19, 2022, all 32 teams participating in the World Cup arrived Qatar . ^[112]

On November 15, 2022, FIFA announced that it would distribute $440 million in prize money to the participating teams and players of the Qatar World Cup, 40 million more than the previous edition. Each team that goes out of the group gets $9 million. ^[95]

technology-assisted

Semi-automatic offside technique

The World Cup will use semi-automatic offside decisions to help referees make accurate decisions offside Penalty. At the Qatar World Cup, 12 dedicated cameras will be set up under the top of each pitch to track 29 pieces of data about the ball and each player, and collect data at a high frequency of 50 times per second to confirm the specific coordinates of the ball and player on the field. The coordinates of each part of the player's body will be recorded to ensure that offside calls are more accurate.

According to this technology, the Qatar World Cup match ball" Al Rihla A sensor will be placed inside, and the device will send the ball data 500 times per second to the video referee team, so that the precise time of the player to determine the ball.

Powered by artificial intelligence, the technology will provide video assistant referees with automatic offside alerts. Before notifying the referee on the field, the video referee will check twice to determine whether the player's effective position (possibly limbs, torso) is offside, which can be completed in a few seconds.

After the video assistant referee assists the referee to confirm the result of the penalty, a 3D animation will be generated from the collected data and the reasons for the offside penalty will be explained from the best perspective, and the animation will be shown on the stadium screen at the same time for online and offline fans. ^[66]

Court cooling technique

Although the World Cup is held between November and December, the temperature in the Gulf region is still likely to reach 25 ° C - 30 ° C. In order to reduce the temperature to 18 ° C - 24 ° C, the stadium is equipped with cooling technology and a retractable roof to provide a more comfortable playing and watching environment for athletes and fans.

Seven of the eight stadiums in the World Cup have adopted advanced cooling technology to keep the stadiums pleasantly cool. What does not employ this technology is the naturally ventilated 974 Stadium, thanks to its proximity to the coast, which does not require cooling.

There will be an energy centre near the stadium, from where cold water will be piped to the venue. Air vents are installed around the football field and under the stands. During the game, cold air is continuously pushed from the air vents to the field and spectator areas. The system uses heat from solar energy to cool the stadium, and cold air is circulated through pipes throughout the stadium. This is also the first time such technology has been used.

In addition, the unique retractable roof also significantly improves the cooling process, meaning that the water and energy use required for the air conditioning system is not overburdened. In case of bad weather, the retractable roof can be closed. ^[103]

Competition rules

Points and ranking rules

In the group stage, the winner of each match is awarded 3 points, the draw is awarded 1 point, the loss is awarded 0 points, and the top two teams in each group are awarded points promote The eighth round.

When two or more teams have the same points, the following rules will be followed:

1. Step 1

A. Compare the scores of relevant teams in the group stage, and those with higher scores will rank higher

b, compare the total goal difference of the relevant teams in the group stage, and the one with the most goal difference is the top

c, compare the total number of goals scored by the relevant teams in the group stage, and those who score more goals are ranked higher

2. Step Two

If there are still two or more teams tied according to the rules in step 1, the rankings are based on the following rules:

d, compare the game points between the relevant teams, the higher the score is ranked

e, compare the goal difference between the relevant teams, the goal difference is higher

f, compare the number of goals scored between the relevant teams, and those who score more goals are ranked higher

g, fair competition points, fewer points ranked top:

1. Yellow card 1 point

2, indirect red card (accumulated two yellow cards produced by the red card) 3 points

3, direct red card 4 points

4, yellow card + direct red card 5 points

h, FIFA draw decision.

Reference materials: ^[41]

Group drawing

On 2 April 2022, the group draw for the 2022 FIFA World Cup took place in Doha, Qatar. ^[21]

First gear	Qatar (hosts), Brazil, Belgium, France, Argentina, England, Spain, Portugal
Second gear	Mexico, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Uruguay, Switzerland, USA, Croatia
Third gear	Senegal, Iran, Japan, Morocco, Serbia, Poland, South Korea, Tunisia
Fourth gear	Cameroon, Canada, Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Ghana, 3 play-off winners

The remaining three spots:

1. ConcACAF Costa Rica and Oceania Football Federation New Zealand competed for a place, and Costa Rica advanced;

2. Asian Football Confederation The UAE VS Australia will play a play-off with the winner vs South American football confederation Peru fought for a spot and Australia advanced;

3. Confederation of European Football Associations Wales will play the winner of Scotland v Ukraine in a play-off to decide one Places, and finally Wales plus through. ^[33] ^[58]

Group stage grouping
Group A	Qatar	Ecuador	Senegal	Netherlands
Group A	Qatar	Ecuador	Senegal	Netherlands
Group B	England	Iran	America	Welsh
Group B	England	Iran	America	Welsh
Group C	Argentina	Saudi Arabia	Mexico	Poland
Group C	Argentina	Saudi Arabia	Mexico	Poland
Group D	France	Australia	Denmark	Tunisia
Group D	France	Australia	Denmark	Tunisia
Group E	Spain	Costa Rica	Germany	Japan
Group E	Spain	Costa Rica	Germany	Japan
Group F	Belgium	Canada	Morocco	Croatia
Group F	Belgium	Canada	Morocco	Croatia
Group G	Brazil	Serbia	Switzerland	Cameroon
Group G	Brazil	Serbia	Switzerland	Cameroon
Group H	Portugal	Ghana	Uruguay	Korea
Group H	Portugal	Ghana	Uruguay	Korea
Reference materials: ^{39 - [42]}

Tournament squad

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Squad list

In addition to host In addition to Qatar, another 31 teams from the five continental football federations qualified for the World Cup finals, with each continental confederation holding its own qualifying tournament to determine the final team.

The 2022 World Cup finals
district	team	Outgoing date	Number of entries (including this year)
host (Host, 1 team)	Qatar men's national football team	N/A	1
Confederation of European Football Associations ( UEFA , 13 teams)	Germany men's national football team	October 12, 2021	20
	Denmark men's national football team	October 12, 2021	6
	France men's national football team	November 14, 2021	16
	Spain men's national football team	November 15, 2021	16
	England men's national football team	November 16, 2021	16
	Croatia men's national football team	November 15, 2021	6
	Belgium men's national football team	November 14, 2021	14
	Netherlands men's national football team	November 14, 2021	11
	Serbia men's national football team	November 14, 2021	13
	Switzerland men's national football team	November 14, 2021	12
	Portugal men's national football team	March 30, 2022	8
	Poland men's national football team	March 30, 2022	9
	Wales men's football team	June 6, 2022	2
South American football confederation ( CONMEBOL , 4 teams)	Brazil men's national football team	November 12, 2021	22
	Argentina men's national football team	November 17, 2021	18
	Uruguay men's national football team	March 25, 2022	14
	Ecuador men's national football team	March 25, 2022	4
Asian football confederation ( AFC , 5 teams)	Iran men's national football team	January 28, 2022	6
	South Korea men's national football team	February 2, 2022	11
	Japan men's national football team	March 24, 2022	7
	Saudi Arabia men's national football team	March 24, 2022	6
	The Australian men's national football team	June 14, 2022	6
ConcACAF (CONCACAF, 4 teams)	Canada men's national soccer team	March 28, 2022	2
	Mexico men's national football team	March 31, 2022	17
	United States men's national soccer team	March 31, 2022	11
	Costa Rica men's national football team	June 15, 2022	6
Confederation of African football (CAF, 5 teams)	Senegal men's national football team	March 30, 2022	3
	Ghana men's national football team	March 30, 2022	4
	Cameroon men's national football team	March 30, 2022	8
	Morocco men's national football team	March 30, 2022	6
	Tunisia men's national football team	March 30, 2022	6
Reference materials: ^[5-15] ^[19] ^{23 - [32]} ^[34] ^[51] ^[53] ^{[56] 55 -}

List of judges

On May 19, 2022, the FIFA Referees Committee announced the list of referees for the 2022 Qatar World Cup, including 36 referees, 69 assistant referees and 24 video assistant referees. Chinese chair judge Magnin And two assistant referees Cao Yi , Shi Xiang Selected. Stephanie Frapat Many female referees were among them, and the tournament became the first World Cup to have female referees officiating men's football matches. ^[48] On November 9th, Ma Ning, Cao Yi and Shi Xiang, three World Cup referees from China, will leave for Doha, Qatar, to prepare for the Qatar World Cup. ^[49] On December 9, Ma Ning, Cao Yi and Shi Xiang of the Chinese referee team finished the law enforcement work of the World Cup. ^[50]

List of judges
Chinese name	English name	Date of birth	Country/region	Affiliated federation
Abdulrahman Al Jassim	Abdulrahman Al-Jassim	1987-10-14	Qatar	Asian Football Confederation
Ivan Barton	Iván BARTON	1991-01-27	El Salvador	CONCACAF
Christopher Beath	Chris Beath	1984-11-17	Australia	Asian Football Confederation
Rafael Krause	Raphael Claus	1979-09-06	Brazil	Conmebol
Matthew Conger	Matthew Conger	1978-10-11	NZ	The Oceania Football Confederation
Ismail Elphath	Ismail Elfath	1982-03-03	America	CONCACAF
Mario Escobar	Mario Escobar	1986-09-19	Guatemala	CONCACAF
Alireza Fagani	Alireza Faghani	1978-03-21	Iran	Asian Football Confederation
Stephanie Frapar (F)	Stéphanie Frappart	1983-12-14	France	European Football Association
Bakari Gassama	Bakary Gassama	1979-02-10	Gambia	Confederation of African Football
Mustafa Gulbal	Mustapha Ghorbal	1985-08-19	Algeria	Confederation of African Football
Victor Gomes	Victor Gomes	1982-12-15	S.Africa	Confederation of African Football
Ishtevan Kovacs	István Kovács	1984-09-16	Romania	European Football Association
Magnin	Ma Ning	1979-06-14	China	Asian Football Confederation
Danny Macley	Danny Makkelie	1983-01-28	Netherlands	European Football Association
Shimon Mazeniak	Szymon Marciniak	1981-01-07	Poland	European Football Association
Hector Martinez	"Said Martinez.	1991-08-07	Honduras	CONCACAF
Antonio Matteu Raos	Antonio Mateu Lahoz	1977-03-12	Spain	European Football Association
Andres Mardonte	Matonte Cabrera, Andres Matias	1988-03-30	Uruguay	Conmebol
Mohammed Abdullah Hassan Mohammed	Mohammed Abdulla Hassan Mohamed	1978-12-02	The United Arab Emirates	Asian Football Confederation
Salima Mukansanga (F)	Salima Mukansanga	1988-07-25	Rwanda	Confederation of African Football
Marquette Ndiaye	Maguette N'Diaye	1986-09-01	Senegal	Confederation of African Football
Michael Oliver	Michael Oliver	1985-02-20	Britain	European Football Association
Daniele Ossato	Daniele Orsato	1975-11-23	Italy	European Football Association
Kevin Ortega	Kevin Ortega	1992-03-26	Peru	Conmebol
Cesar Ramos	César Ramos	1983-12-15	Mexico	CONCACAF
Fernando Rapalini	Fernando Rapallini	1978-04-28	Argentina	Conmebol
Wilton Sampaio	Wilton Sampaio	1981-12-28	Brazil	Conmebol
Daniel Siebert	Daniel Siebert	1984-05-04	Germany	European Football Association
Yanni Sikazwe	Janny Sikazwe	1979-05-26	Zambia	Confederation of African Football
Anthony Taylor	Anthony Taylor	1978-10-20	Britain	European Football Association
Facundo Tello	Facundo Tello	1982-05-04	Argentina	Conmebol
Clement Tilpin	Clément Turpin	1982-05-16	France	European Football Association
Jesus Valenzuela	Jesus Valenzuela	1983-11-24	Venezuela	Conmebol
Slavko Wincic	Slavko Vina	1979-11-25	Romania	European Football Association
Yoshimi Yamashita (F)	Yoshimi Yamashita	1986-02-20	Japan	Asian Football Confederation
Reference materials: ^[48]

Assistant referee
Chinese name	English name	Country/region	Affiliated federation
Mohammed Reza Abfazli	Mohammadreza Abolfazli	Iran	Asian Football Confederation
Mahmoud Abou El Rejal	Mahmoud Abouelregal	Egypt	Confederation of African Football
Taleb al Mari	Taleb Al Marri	Qatar	Asian Football Confederation
Mohammed Hamadi	Mohamed Alhammadi	The United Arab Emirates	Asian Football Confederation
Hassan Mahri	Hasan Almahri	The United Arab Emirates	Asian Football Confederation
Saoud Ahmed Makaleh	Saoud Ahmed Almaqaleh	Qatar	Asian Football Confederation
Mihai Altene	Mihai Artene	Romania	European Football Association
Kyle Atkins	Kyle Atkins	America	CONCACAF
Newsa Buck (F)	Neuza Back	Brazil	Conmebol
ASHLEY Beecham	Ashley Beecham	Australia	Asian Football Confederation
Juan Bellatti	Juan Pablo Belatti	Argentina	Conmebol
Simon Bennett	Simon Bennett	England	European Football Association
Gary Baswick	Gary Beswick	England	European Football Association
Diego Bonfa	Diego Bonfa	Argentina	Conmebol
Bruno Boscilla	Bruno Boschilia	Brazil	Conmebol
Essequiere Brialowski	Ezequiel Brailovsky	Argentina	Conmebol
Stuart Burt	Stuart Burt	England	European Football Association
Jibril Camara	Djibril Camara	Senegal	Confederation of African Football
Cao Yi	Cao Yi	China	Asian Football Confederation
Chiro Carbonet	Ciro Carbone	Italy	European Football Association
Severian Devis	Pau Cebrian	Spain	European Football Association
Gabriel Shad	Gabriel Chade	Argentina	Conmebol
Nicola Danos	Nicolas Danos	France	European Football Association
Jan de Vries	Jan De Vries	Netherlands	European Football Association
Karen Diaz (F)	Karen Diaz Medina	Mexico	CONCACAF
Roberto Diaz	Roberto Diaz	Spain	European Football Association
Emiliano DOS Santos	Jerson Dos Santos	Angola	Confederation of African Football
Abdelhak Etcheyali	Abdelhak Etchiali	Algeria	Confederation of African Football
Elpis Feliz	Raymundo Helpys Feliz	Dominica	CONCACAF
Rodrigo Correa	Rodrigo Figueiredo	Brazil	Conmebol
Rafael Fortin	Rafael Foltyn	Germany	European Football Association
Alessandro Giaratini	Alessandro Giallatini	Italy	European Football Association
Mukran Gulari	Mokrane Gourari	Algeria	Confederation of African Football
Cyril Grangor	Cyril Gringore	France	European Football Association
Miguel Hernandez	Miguel Hernandez	Mexico	CONCACAF
Tomaz Kranik	Tomaz Klancnik	Slovenia	European Football Association
Andraz Kovacic	Andraz Kovacic	Slovenia	European Football Association
Tomasz Listkiewicz	Tomasz Listkiewicz	Poland	European Football Association
Walter Lopez	Walter Lopez	Honduras	CONCACAF
Tevita Macassini	Tevita Makasini	Tahiti	CONCACAF
Mohammed Mansouri	Mohammadreza Mansouri	Iran	Asian Football Confederation
Arsenio Malengura	Arsenio Marengule	Mozambique	Confederation of African Football
Vasily Marinescu	Vasile Marinescu	Romania	European Football Association
Juan Mora	Juan Carlos Mora	Costa Rica	CONCACAF
David Moran	David Moran	El Salvador	CONCACAF
Tullo Moreno	Tulio Moreno	Venezuela	Conmebol
Alberto Morin	Alberto Morin	Mexico	CONCACAF
Catherine Nesbitt (F)	Kathryn Nesbitt	America	CONCACAF
Elvis Knoop	Elvis Noupue	Cameroon	Confederation of African Football
Adam Nunn	Adam Nunn	England	European Football Association
Michael Oluet	Michael Orue	Peru	Conmebol
Corey Parker	Corey Parker	America	CONCACAF
Sulu Fatsoan	Souru Phatsoane	Lesotho	Confederation of African Football
Bruno Pires	Bruno Pires	Brazil	Conmebol
Mark Rule	Mark Rule	NZ	The Oceania Football Confederation
Haji Semba	El Hadji Samba	Senegal	Confederation of African Football
Jesus Sanchez	Jesus Sanchez	Peru	Conmebol
Jan Seidel	Jan Seidel	Germany	European Football Association
Anton Sectinen	Anton Shchetinin	Australia	Asian Football Confederation
Shi Xiang	Shi Xiang	China	Asian Football Confederation
Danilo Manis	Danilo Simon	Brazil	Conmebol
Zachary Silvera	Zakhele Siwela	S.Africa	Confederation of African Football
Pavel Sokornisky	Pawel Sokolnicki	Poland	European Football Association
Martin Soppy	Martin Soppi	Uruguay	Conmebol
Hessel Steihestra	Hessel Steegstra	Netherlands	European Football Association
Nicholas Taran	Nicolas Taran	Uruguay	Conmebol
Jorge Urrego	Jorge Urrego	Venezuela	Conmebol
Caleb Wells	Caleb Wales	Trinidad and Tobago	CONCACAF
Zaharie Zhelal	Zachari Zeegelaar	Suriname	Conmebol
Reference materials: ^[48]

Video Assistant Referee (VAR)
Chinese name	English name	Country/region	Affiliated federation
Abdallah Mari	Abdulla Al Marri	Qatar	Asian Football Confederation
Julio Bascunian	Julio Bascunan	Chile	Conmebol
Taki Jahari	Muhammad Bin Jahari	Singapore	Asian Football Confederation
Jerome Brisard	Jerome Brisard	France	European Football Association
Bastian Dankert	Bastian Dankert	Germany	European Football Association
Ricardo de Burgos	Ricardo De Burgos	Spain	European Football Association
Sean Evans	Shaun Evans	Australia	Asian Football Confederation
Drew Fisher	Drew Fischer	Canada	CONCACAF
Markall Fritz	Marco Fritz	Germany	European Football Association
Nicholas Gallo	Nicolas Gallo	Colombia	Conmebol
Leodan Gonzalez	Leodan Gonzalez	Uruguay	Conmebol
Fernando Guerrero	Fernando Guerrero	Mexico	CONCACAF
Alejandro Hernandez	Alejandro Hernandez	Spain	European Football Association
Maximiliano Irati	Massimiliano Irrati	Italy	European Football Association
Radwan Guilder	Redouane Jiyed	Morocco	Confederation of African Football
Tomasz Kwiatkowski	Tomasz Kwiatkowski	Poland	European Football Association
Juan Martinez	Juan Martinez	Spain	European Football Association
Benoit Milhaud	Benoit Millot	France	European Football Association
Juan Soto	Juan Soto	Venezuela	Conmebol
Paul Valeri	Paolo Valeri	Italy	European Football Association
Pol Van Bueckel	Paulus Van Boekel	Netherlands	European Football Association
Mauro Villano	Mauro Vigliano	Argentina	Conmebol
Armando Villarreal	Armando Villarreal	America	CONCACAF
Adil Zurak	Adil Zourak	Morocco	Confederation of African Football
Reference materials: ^[48]

Qatar World Cup referees^[48]

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Japan men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Einji Kawashima	French first division football League	Strasbourg Football Club	1983-03-20	goalkeeper
2	Mountain roots to see	Japan's first professional football League	Kawasaki Striker Football Club	1993-12-22	guard
3	Taniguchi Akira	Japan's first professional football League	Kawasaki Striker Football Club	1991-07-15	guard
4	Itakura hwang	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	1997-01-27	guard
5	Nagyou Yudo	Japan's first professional football League	Fc Tokyo	1986-09-12	guard
6	Hiroshi Endo	Bundesliga	VFB Stuttgart	1993-02-09	midfield
7	Shibasaki gaku	Spanish second division football league	Leganes Football Club	1992-05-28	midfield
8	Don Anru	Bundesliga	Football Club Freiburg	1998-06-16	forward
9	SAN 笘 aromatherapy	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	1997-05-20	forward
10	Takumi Minano	French first division football League	Fc Monaco	1995-01-16	forward
11	Kenhide Kubo	The Spanish football League	Real Sociedad football Club	2001-06-04	forward
12	Shuichi Kuda	Japan's first professional football League	Clearwater Heartbeat Football Club	1989-03-03	goalkeeper
13	Hidemasa Morita	Portuguese Premier League	Portuguese sporting football clubs	1995-05-10	midfield
14	ITO Junya	French first division football League	Fc Reims	1993-03-09	forward
15	Daichi kamada	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	1996-08-05	midfield
16	Fu 'an Jian Yang	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1998-11-05	guard
17	Aoe Tanaka	Bundesliga	Dusseldorf Football Club	1998-09-10	midfield
18	Takumi Asano	Bundesliga	Bochum Football Club	1994-11-10	forward
19	Hiroki Sakai	Japan's first professional football League	Urawa Red Diamond Football Club	1990-04-12	guard
20	Yuta Nakayama	English football Champions League	Huddersfield Town Football Club	1997-02-16	guard
21	Ueda Kiyo	The Belgian first division	Segrbruges Football Club	1998-08-28	forward
22	Mayya Yoshida	Bundesliga	Fc Schalke 04	1988-08-24	guard
23	Daniel Schmidt	The Belgian first division	St. Turden Football Club	1992-02-03	goalkeeper
24	Yuki Aima	Japan's first professional football League	Nagoya Whale Football Club	1997-02-25	forward
25	Maeda Dairan	Scottish Premier League football	Celtic Football Club	1997-10-20	forward
26	Yoshige ITO	Bundesliga	VFB Stuttgart	1999-05-12	guard
Reference materials: ^[79] , Updated on November 3, 2022.

Costa Rica men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Carol Navas	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1986-12-15	goalkeeper
2	Daniel Chacon	Major League Soccer	Colorado Rapids Football Club	2001-04-11	guard
3	Juan Pablo Vargas	The Colombian first division	Millionaires Football Club	1995-06-06	guard
4	Kathy Fuller Spencer	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	1994-07-12	guard
5	Celso Borges	Costa Rican First division	Alajuelens Football Club	1988-05-27	midfield
6	Oscar Duarte	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Mecca Unified Football Club	1989-06-03	guard
7	Anthony Contreras	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	2000-01-29	forward
8	Brian Oviedo	Major League Soccer	Real Salt Lake City FC	1990-02-18	guard
9	Jervison Bennett	English football Champions League	Sunderland Football Club	2004-06-15	midfield
10	Brian Ruiz	Costa Rican First division	Alajelens Football Club	1985-08-18	midfield
11	John Venegas	Costa Rican First division	Alajelens Football Club	1988-11-27	forward
12	Joel Campbell	The Mexican Super League	Fc Leon	1992-06-26	forward
13	Gershon Torres	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	1997-08-28	midfield
14	Justine Salas	Costa Rican First division	Saprissa Football Club	1996-06-17	midfield
15	Francisco Calvo	Turkish Premier League	Konya Sports Football Club	1992-07-08	guard
16	Carlos Martinez	Costa Rican First division	SAN Carlos Football Club	1999-03-30	guard
17	Yeltsin Tejeda	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	1992-03-17	midfield
18	Esteban Alvarado	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	1989-04-28	goalkeeper
19	Kendall Worston	Costa Rican First division	Saprissa Football Club	1988-01-01	guard
20	Brandon Aguilera	The English Premier League	Nottingham Forest Football Club	2003-06-28	midfield
21	Douglas Lopez	Costa Rican First division	Herediano Football Club	1998-09-21	midfield
22	Ronald Matarita	Major League Soccer	Fc Cincinnati	1994-07-09	guard
23	Patrick Sequeira	Spanish second division football league	Football Club Lugo	1999-03-01	goalkeeper
24	Roan Wilson	Costa Rican First division	Football Club Gracia	2002-05-01	midfield
25	Anthony Hernandez	Costa Rican First division	Putarenas Football Club	2001-10-10	midfield
26	Alvaro Zamora	Costa Rican First division	Saprissa Football Club	2002-03-09	midfield
Head coach : Luis Fernando Suarez (Colombia)/Born on 23 December 1959
Reference materials: ^[94]

Brazil men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Alisson Becker	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1992-10-02	goalkeeper
2	Danilo Luiz da Silva	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1991-07-15	guard
3	Thiago Silva	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1984-09-22	guard
4	Markinos	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1994-05-14	guard
5	Carlos Enrique Casemiro	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1992-02-23	midfield
6	Alex Sandro	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1991-01-26	guard
7	Lucas Pacta	The English Premier League	West Ham United Football Club	1997-08-27	midfield
8	Frederico Rodriguez de Paola Santos	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1993-03-05	midfield
9	Risalisson de Andrade	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1997-05-10	forward
10	Neymar da Silva Santos Juniol	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1992-02-05	forward
11	Rafael Diaz Belloli	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1996-12-14	forward
12	Viverton Pereira da Silva	The Brazilian First division	Palmeiras Football Club	1987-12-13	goalkeeper
13	Dani Alves	The Mexican First Division	The Cougars Football Club	1983-05-06	guard
14	Edel Millian	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1998-01-18	guard
15	Fabio Enrique Tavares	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1993-10-23	midfield
16	Alex Nikolaus Trice	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1992-12-15	guard
17	Bruno Guimaraes	The English Premier League	Newcastle United Football Club	1997-11-16	midfield
18	Gabriel Jesus	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1997-04-03	forward
19	Anthony Mateusz DOS Santos	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	2000-02-24	forward
20	Vinicius Juniol	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	2000-07-12	forward
21	Rodrigo Silva de Goes	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	2001-01-09	forward
22	It's Everton Ribeiro	The Brazilian First division	Flamengo Football Club	1989-04-10	midfield
23	Edson Santana de Moraes	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1993-08-17	goalkeeper
24	Glazon Bremer	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1997-03-18	guard
25	Pedro Guilherme Abreu DOS Santos	The Brazilian First division	Flamengo Football Club	1997-06-20	forward
26	Gabriel Martinelli	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	2001-06-18	forward
Reference materials: ^[80] Updated on 9 November 2022.

The Australian men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Matthew Ryan	Danish Premier League	Fc Copenhagen	1992-04-08	goalkeeper
2	Milos Degnek	Major League Soccer	Columbus Plane Football Club	1994-04-28	guard
3	Nathaniel Atkinson	Scottish Premier League football	Central Lothian Hearts Football Club	1999-06-13	guard
4	Kay Rawls	Scottish Premier League football	Central Lothian Hearts Football Club	1998-06-24	guard
5	Fran Karacic	Italian second division football	Brescia Football Club	1996-05-12	guard
6	Martin Boyle	Scottish Premier League football	Hibernian Football Club	1993-04-25	forward
7	Matthew Leckie	Australian Premier League football	Melbourne City Football Club	1991-02-04	forward
8	Bailey Wright	English football Champions League	Sunderland Football Club	1992-07-28	guard
9	Jamie McLaren	Australian Premier League football	Melbourne City Football Club	1993-07-29	forward
10	Aydin Hrustich	Italian football league	Verona Football Club	1996-07-05	midfield
11	Avi Mabir	The Spanish football League	Cadiz Football Club	1995-09-15	forward
13	Aaron Mooy	Scottish Premier League football	Celtic Football Club	1990-09-15	midfield
12	Andrew Redmayne	Australian Premier League football	Sydney FC	1989-01-13	goalkeeper
14	Riley McGarry	English football Champions League	Middlesbrough Football Club	1998-11-02	midfield
15	Mitchell Duke	Japanese second division professional football league	Okayama Green Pheasant Football Club	1991-01-18	forward
16	Aziz Biich	Scottish Premier League football	Dundee United Football Club	1990-12-16	guard
17	Cameron Devlin	Scottish Premier League football	Central Lothian Hearts Football Club	1998-06-07	midfield
18	Danny Vukovich	Australian Premier League football	Central Coast Mariners Football Club	1985-03-27	goalkeeper
19	Harry Soutar	English football Champions League	Stoke City Football Club	1998-10-22	guard
20	Thomas Denger	Japan's first professional football League	Niigata Swans Football Club	1997-03-20	guard
21	Garang Couor	Australian Premier League football	Central Coast Mariners Football Club	2004-09-15	forward
22	Jackson Irving	German second division football league	St. Pauli Football Club	1993-03-07	midfield
23	Craig Goodwin	Australian Premier League football	Adelaide United Football Club	1991-12-16	forward
24	Joel King	Danish Premier Football League	Odense Football Club	2000-10-30	guard
25	Jason Cummings	Australian Premier League football	Central Coast Mariners Football Club	1995-08-01	forward
26	Keanu Backus	Scottish Premier League football	St Mirren Football Club	1998-06-07	midfield
Head coach : Graham Arnold (Australia)/Born on 3 August 1963
Reference materials: ^[102]

Croatia men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Dominic Livakovich	Croatian first division football League	Dinamo Zagreb Football Club	1995-01-09	goalkeeper
2	Josep Stanisic	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	2000-04-02	guard
3	Borna Barisic	Scottish Premier League football	Rangers Football Club	1992-11-10	guard
4	Ivan Perisic	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1989-02-02	forward
5	Martin Elledge	Italian football league	Sassuolo Football Club	1998-01-24	guard
6	Dejan Lovren	The Russian Premier League	Zenit Football Club	1989-07-05	guard
7	Lovelo Mayer	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	1998-01-17	midfield
8	Mateo Kovacic	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1994-05-06	midfield
9	Andre Kramaric	Bundesliga	Hoffenheim Football Club	1991-06-19	forward
10	Luka Modric	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1985-09-09	midfield
11	Marcelo Brozovic	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1992-11-16	midfield
12	Ivo Golbich	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	2000-01-01	goalkeeper
13	Nikolai Vlasic	Italian football league	Fc Torino	1996-01-18	midfield
14	Marco Livaya	Croatian first division football League	Hajduk Football Club	1993-08-26	forward
15	Mario Pasalic	Italian football league	Atalanta Football Club	1995-02-09	midfield
16	Bruno Petkovic	Croatian first division football League	Dinamo Zagreb Football Club	1994-09-16	forward
17	Ante Butimir	The Spanish football League	Osasuna Football Club	1991-07-22	forward
18	Mislav Orcic	Croatian first division football League	Dinamo Zagreb Football Club	1992-12-29	forward
19	Borna Sosa	Bundesliga	VFB Stuttgart	1998-01-21	guard
20	Joshko Gvadiol	Bundesliga	Fc Leipzig	2002-01-23	guard
21	Domagoy Vida	Greek Premier League	AEK Athens Football Club	1989-04-29	guard
22	Josip Juranovic	Scottish Premier League football	Celtic Football Club	1995-08-16	guard
23	Ivica Ivucic	Croatian first division football League	Osijek Football Club	1995-02-01	goalkeeper
24	Josep Sutalo	Croatian first division football League	Dinamo Zagreb Football Club	2000-02-28	guard
25	Luca Susic	Austrian Super League	Red Bull Salzburg Football Club	1997-05-14	midfield
26	Christian Jakic	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	2002-09-08	midfield
Head coach : Zlatko Dulic (Croatia)/Born on 26 October 1966
Reference materials: ^[77]

Switzerland men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Jan Sommer	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	1988-12-17	goalkeeper
2	Eddie Milson Fernandez	Bundesliga	Football Club Mainz	1996-04-15	midfield
3	Sylvain Widmer	Bundesliga	Football Club Mainz	1993-03-05	guard
4	Nico Elvedi	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	1996-09-30	guard
5	Manuel Akangi	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1995-07-19	guard
6	Denis Zakaria	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1996-11-20	midfield
7	Brel Embolo	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1997-02-14	forward
8	Remo Freuler	The English Premier League	Nottingham Forest Football Club	1992-04-15	midfield
9	Harris Seferovich	Turkish Premier League	Galatasaray Football Club	1992-02-22	forward
10	Granit Zaka	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1992-09-27	midfield
11	Renato Steffen	Swiss Super League	Lugano Football Club	1991-11-10	forward
12	Jonas Omlin	French first division football League	Montpellier Football Club	1994-01-10	goalkeeper
13	Ricardo Rodriguez	Bundesliga	Fc Torino	1992-08-25	guard
14	Ebecher	Italian football league	Bologna Football Club	1997-01-06	midfield
15	Jibril Sow	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	1997-02-06	midfield
16	Christian Fasnacht	Swiss Super League	Bern Youth Football Club	1993-11-11	midfield
17	Ruben Vargas	Austrian Super League	Fc Augsburg	1998-11-10	forward
18	Erai Jemelt	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	1998-02-04	guard
19	Noah Okafor	Austrian Super League	Red Bull Salzburg Football Club	2000-05-24	forward
20	Fabian Fry	Swiss Super League	Fc Basel	1989-01-08	midfield
21	Gregor Korbel	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	1997-12-06	goalkeeper
22	Fabian Scheer	The English Premier League	Newcastle United Football Club	1991-12-20	guard
23	Sheldon Shaqiri	Major League Soccer	Chicago Fire Football Club	1991-10-10	forward
24	Philip Kuhn	Austrian Super League	Red Bull Salzburg Football Club	1998-04-02	goalkeeper
25	Fabian Reed	Swiss Super League	Bern Youth Football Club	2002-02-16	midfield
26	Aldon Yassari	Swiss Super League	Lucerne Football Club	2002-07-30	midfield
Head coach : Murat Yagin (Switzerland)/Born on 15 September 1974
Reference materials: ^[104]

France men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Hugo Lloris	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1986-12-26	goalkeeper
2	Bangyaman Pawar	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1996-03-28	guard
3	Axel Disassi	French first division football League	Fc Reims	1998-03-11	guard
4	Rafael Varane	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1993-04-25	guard
5	Jules Comte	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1998-11-12	guard
6	Matteo Gonduzzi	French first division football League	Fc Marseille	1999-04-14	midfield
7	Antoine Griezmann	The Spanish Premier League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1991-03-21	forward
8	Aurelian Chuameni	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	2000-01-27	midfield
9	Olivier Giroud	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	1986-09-30	forward
10	Kylian Mbappe	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1998-12-20	forward
11	Osman Dembele	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1997-05-15	forward
12	Randall Colo Moani	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	1998-12-05	forward
13	Yusuf Fofana	French first division football League	Fc Monaco	1999-01-10	midfield
14	Adrian Rabbio	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1995-04-03	midfield
15	Jordan Welletto	French first division football League	Fc Marseille	1993-03-01	midfield
16	Steve Mandanda	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	1985-03-28	goalkeeper
17	William Saliba	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	2001-03-24	guard
18	Dayo Hupamecano	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1998-10-27	guard
20	Kingsley Coleman	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1996-06-13	forward
22	Teo Hernandez	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	1997-10-06	guard
23	Alphonse Arreola	The English Premier League	West Ham United Football Club	1993-02-27	goalkeeper
24	Ibrahima Konate	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1999-05-25	guard
25	Eduardo Camavinga	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	2002-11-10	midfield
26	Marcus Thuram	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	1997-08-06	forward
note 1	Prenell Kimpembe	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1995-08-13	guard
note 2	Christopher Nkunku	Bundesliga	Red Bull Leipzig Football Club	1997-11-14	forward
note 3	Karim Benzema	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1987-12-19	forward
note 4	Lucas Hernandez	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1996-02-14	guard
Head coach : Didier Deschamps (France)/Born on 15 October 1968.
Note 1: Prenell Kimpembe Quit due to injury, make up Axel Disassi ; Note 2: Christopher Nkunku Coop was injured in training and quit Randall Colo Moani ; Note 3: Karim Benzema Withdrew from the World Cup due to a quad injury in his left thigh. Note 4: Lucas Hernandez Right knee cruciate ligament injury, out of the World Cup. Reference materials: ^[76] ^[89-90] ^[99] ^[114] ^[137]

Wales men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Wayne Hennessey	The English Premier League	Nottingham Forest Football Club	1987-01-24	goalkeeper
2	Chris Gunter	The second division of English football	AFC Wimbledon Football Club	1989-07-21	guard
3	Doc Williams	The English Premier League	Nottingham Forest Football Club	2001-04-13	guard
4	Ben Davis	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1993-04-24	guard
5	Chris Meipham	The English Premier League	Bournemouth Football Club	1997-11-05	guard
6	Joe Roden	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	1997-10-22	guard
7	Joe Allen	The English Premier League	Swansea Football Club	1990-03-14	midfield
8	Harry Wilson	The English Premier League	Fulham Football Club	1997-03-22	forward
9	Brennan Johnson	The English Premier League	Nottingham Forest Football Club	2001-05-23	forward
10	Aaron Ramsey	French first division football League	Fc Nice	1990-12-26	midfield
11	Gareth Bale	Major League Soccer	Los Angeles FC	1989-07-16	forward
12	Danny Ward	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	1993-06-22	goalkeeper
13	Kiefer Moore	The English Premier League	Bournemouth Football Club	1992-08-08	forward
14	Connor Roberts	The English Premier League	Burnley Football Club	1995-09-23	guard
15	Ethan Ampadu	Italian football league	Spezia Football Club	2000-09-14	guard
16	Joe Morrell	The first division of English football	Portsmouth Football Club	1997-01-03	midfield
17	Tom Lockyer	English football Champions League	Luton Town Football Club	1994-12-03	guard
18	Jonathan Williams	The second division of English football	Swindon Town Football Club	1993-10-09	midfield
19	Mark Harris	The English Premier League	Cardiff City Football Club	1998-12-29	forward
20	Daniel James	The English Premier League	Fulham Football Club	1997-11-10	forward
21	Adam Davis	English football Champions League	Sheffield United Football Club	1992-07-17	goalkeeper
22	Sorba Thomas	English football Champions League	Huddersfield Football Club	1999-01-25	forward
23	Dylan Levitt	Scottish Premier League football	Dundee United Football Club	2000-11-17	midfield
24	Ben Cabango	The English Premier League	Swansea Football Club	2000-05-30	guard
25	Reuben Colwell	The English Premier League	Cardiff City Football Club	2002-04-27	midfield
26	Matt Smith	The first division of English football	Milton Keynes Football Club	1999-11-22	midfield
Head Coach: Robert John Page (France)/Born on September 3rd, 1974
Reference materials: ^[105]

Cameroon men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Ngapandunbu	French first division football League	Fc Marseille	2003-04-12	goalkeeper
2	Jerome Ngom Mbekeli	Cameroon First Division football League	Colombe Football Club	1998-09-30	midfield
3	Nicholas Nkuru	Cyprus First Division football League	Ellis Football Club	1990-03-27	guard
4	Christopher Waugh	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	2001-09-18	guard
5	Gaelle Ondua	German second division football league	Hannover 96 Football Club	1995-11-04	midfield
6	Nicholas Mumi Nyamareu	The Russian Premier League	Dynamo Moscow Football Club	1994-07-09	forward
7	George Kevin Nkudu	Turkish Premier League	Besiktas Football Club	1995-02-13	forward
8	Andre Zambo Anguiza	Italian football league	Fc Napoli	2022-11-10	midfield
9	Jean-pierre Ensamet	Swiss Super League	Bern Youth Football Club	1993-05-01	forward
10	Vincent Abubakar	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1992-01-22	forward
11	Christian Basogo	Chinese Football Association Super League	Shanghai Shenhua Football Club	1995-10-18	forward
12	Carl Toko Ekambi	French first division football League	Fc Lyon	1992-09-14	forward
13	Eric Maxim Shupo-Moting	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1989-03-23	forward
14	Um Guet	The Belgian first division	Football Club Mechelen	1995-11-16	midfield
15	Pierre Quender Malone	Greek Premier League	Olympiakos football Club	1995-07-26	midfield
16	Epsey	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Abha Football Club	1993-02-02	goalkeeper
17	Oliver Mbaizo	Major League Soccer	Philadelphia United Football Club	1997-08-15	guard
18	Hungra Ima	Italian football league	Verona Football Club	1998-03-16	midfield
19	Collins Fahey	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Tai Football Club	1992-08-13	guard
20	Brian Mbeumo	The English Premier League	Brentford Football Club	1999-08-07	forward
21	Castelotto	French first division football League	Fc Nantes	1995-01-26	guard
22	Olivier Ncham	English football Champions League	Swansea Football Club	1996-02-09	midfield
23	Andre Onana	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1996-04-02	goalkeeper
24	Enzo Ebbers	Italian football league	Udinese Football Club	1999-03-11	guard
25	Nuhu Tolo	Major League Soccer	Seattle Sounders football Club	1997-06-23	guard
26	Suaib Maru	Cameroon First Division football League	Cowton Sports Football Club	2000-12-03	forward
Head coach : Rigbetter Song (Cameroon)/Born on 1 July 1976
Reference materials: ^[107]

United States men's national soccer team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Matt Turner	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1994-06-24	goalkeeper
2	Serginio Durst	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	2000-11-03	guard
3	Walker Zimmerman	Major League Soccer	Nashville Football Club	1993-05-19	guard
4	Tyler Adams	The English Premier League	Leeds United Football Club	1999-02-14	midfield
5	Anthony Robinson	English football Champions League	Fulham Football Club	1997-08-08	guard
6	Yunus Musa	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	2002-11-29	midfield
7	Giovanni Renner	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	2002-11-13	forward
8	Weston McKinney	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1998-08-28	midfield
9	Jesus Ferreira	Major League Soccer	Fc Dallas	2000-12-24	forward
10	Christian Pulisic	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1998-09-18	forward
11	Brendon Aronson	The English Premier League	Leeds United Football Club	2000-10-22	midfield
12	Ethan Horvath	English football Champions League	Luton Town Football Club	1995-06-09	goalkeeper
13	Tim Ream	English football Champions League	Fulham Football Club	1987-10-05	guard
14	Luca de La Torre	The Spanish football League	Celta Football Club	1998-05-23	midfield
15	Aaron Lang	Major League Soccer	New York Red Bulls Football Club	1992-10-12	guard
16	Jordan Morris	Major League Soccer	Seattle Sounders football Club	1994-10-26	forward
17	Christian Roldan	Major League Soccer	Seattle Sounders football Club	1995-06-03	midfield
18	Shaq Moore	Major League Soccer	Nashville Football Club	1996-11-02	guard
19	Haji Wright	Turkish Premier League	Antalya Sports Football Club	1998-03-27	forward
20	Cameron Carter-Vickers	Scottish Premier League football	Celtic Football Club	1997-12-31	guard
21	Timothy Weah	French first division football League	Lille FC	2000-02-22	forward
22	Deandre Yedlin	Major League Soccer	Miami International Football Club	1993-07-09	guard
23	Kerion Acosta	Major League Soccer	Los Angeles FC	1995-07-24	midfield
24	Josh Sargent	The English Premier League	Norwich Football Club	2000-02-20	forward
25	Shawn Johnson	Major League Baseball	New York City Football Club	1989-05-31	goalkeeper
26	Joe Sculley	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	2002-12-31	guard
Head coach : Greg Berkhart (United States)/Born August 1, 1973
Reference materials: ^[108]

Germany men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Manuel Neuer	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1986-03-27	goalkeeper
2	Antonio Rudiger	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1993-03-03	guard
3	David Raum	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig Football Club	1998-04-22	guard
4	Matthias Gintel	Bundesliga	Football Club Freiburg	1994-01-19	guard
5	Tilo Krell	The English Premier League	West Ham United Football Club	1996-09-21	guard
6	Joshua Kimish	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1995-02-08	midfield
7	Kay Haverts	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1999-06-11	forward
8	Leon Goretzka	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1995-02-06	midfield
9	Niklas Filkrug	Bundesliga	Werder Bremen FC	1993-02-09	forward
10	Serge Gnabry	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1995-07-14	forward
11	Mario Goetze	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	1992-06-03	forward
12	Kevin Trapp	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	1990-07-08	goalkeeper
13	Thomas Muller	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1989-09-13	forward
14	Jamal Musiara	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	2003-02-26	midfield
15	Nicholas Muller	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	1995-09-03	guard
16	Lucas Klosterman	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig Football Club	1996-06-03	guard
17	Julian Brant	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	1996-05-02	forward
18	Jonas Hoffman	Bundesliga	Football Club Moenchengladbach	1992-07-14	midfield
19	Leroy Sanet	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1996-01-11	forward
20	Christian Gent	Bundesliga	Football Club Freiburg	1993-02-28	guard
21	Ilkai Gundoan	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1990-10-24	midfield
22	Marc-andre Terstegen	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1992-04-30	goalkeeper
23	Nico Schlotbeck	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	1999-12-01	guard
24	Karim Adeyemi	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	2002-01-18	forward
25	Amel Kotchup	The English Premier League	Southampton Football Club	2001-12-11	guard
26	Yusuf Mukoko	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	2004-11-20	forward
Head coach : Hans-dieter Flick (Germany)/Born 24 February 1965
Reference materials: ^[82]

Belgium men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Thibaut Courtois	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	May 11, 1992	goalkeeper
2	Toby Alderweireld	Belgian football Super	Antwerp Football Club	March 2, 1989	guard
3	Atil Taiat	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	25 May 2000	guard
4	Walter Faith	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	April 3, 1998	guard
5	Jan Feltonghen	The Belgian first division	Anderlecht Football Club	April 24, 1987	guard
6	Axel Witsel	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	January 12, 1989	midfield
7	Kevin de Braun	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	June 28, 1991	midfield
8	Yuri Thielemans	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	May 7, 1997	midfield
9	Romelu Lukaku	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	13 May 1993	forward
10	Aiden Azar	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	January 7, 1991	forward
11	Yannick Carrasco	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	September 4, 1993	midfield
12	Simon Mignolet	Belgian Premier League	Football Club Brugge	March 6, 1988	goalkeeper
13	Cohen Castile	Bundesliga	Wolfsburg Football Club	June 25, 1992	goalkeeper
14	Driss Mertens	Turkish Premier League	Galatasaray Football Club	May 6, 1987	forward
15	Thomas Meunier	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	September 12, 1991	guard
16	Tolgan Azar	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	29 March 1993	midfield
17	Leandro Trossard	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	4 December 1994	forward
18	Amadou Onana	The English Premier League	Everton Football Club	16 August 2001	midfield
19	Leander Dundonkel	The English Premier League	Villa FC	15 April 1995	midfield
20	Hans Vanakon	Belgian football Super	Football Club Brugge	August 24, 1992	midfield
21	Timothy Castagne	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	5 December 1995	guard
22	Charles de Ketrae	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	10 March 2001	forward
23	Missy Bashuayi	Turkish Premier League	Fenerbahce Football Club	October 2, 1993	forward
24	Oponda	French first division football League	Lens Football Club	16 February 2000	forward
25	Jeremie Doku	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	27 May 2002	forward
26	Zeno Debuster	The Belgian first division	Anderlecht Football Club	October 24, 2003	guard
Head coach : Roberto Martinez (Spain)/Born on 13 July 1973
Reference materials: ^[109]

Morocco men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Yassin Bunu	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1991-04-05	goalkeeper
2	Ashraf Hakimi	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1998-11-04	guard
3	Nusair Mazrawi	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1997-11-14	guard
4	Sofiyan Amrabat	Italian football league	Fiorentina FC	1996-08-21	midfield
5	Nayef Agold	The English Premier League	West Ham United Football Club	1996-03-30	guard
6	Roman Seth	Turkish Premier League	Besiktas Football Club	1990-03-26	guard
7	Hakeem Ziesh	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1993-03-19	forward
8	Azdin Onahi	French first division football League	Angers Football Club	2000-04-19	midfield
9	Adrazak Hamdallah	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Jeddah United Football Club	1990-12-17	forward
10	Anas Zarulli	English football Champions League	Burnley Football Club	2000-11-07	forward
11	Abdulhamid Sabiri	Italian football league	Sampdoria Football Club	1996-11-28	midfield
12	Munir	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Mecca Unified Football Club	1989-05-10	goalkeeper
13	Ilyas Schell	English football Champions League	Queens Park Rangers Football Club	1997-10-30	forward
14	Zakaria Abuhelal	French first division football League	Toulouse Football Club	2000-02-18	forward
15	Selim Amara	The Belgian first division	Standard Liege Football Club	1996-11-15	midfield
16	Izzy Abboud	The Spanish football League	Osasuna Football Club	2001-12-17	forward
17	Sofane Bowfal	French first division football League	Angers Football Club	1993-09-17	forward
18	Jawad El Yamek	The Spanish football League	Real Valladolid Football Club	1992-02-29	guard
19	Joseph Ennessry	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1997-06-01	forward
20	Ashraf Dari	French first division football League	Brest Football Club	1999-05-06	guard
21	Walid Shedira	Italian second division football	Fc Bari	1998-01-22	forward
22	Ahmed Radar Tanawuti	Moroccan Premier League	Casablanca Vidad Football Club	1996-04-05	goalkeeper
23	Bilal Hannus	The Belgian first division	Henk Football Club	2004-05-10	midfield
24	Balder Beynon	Qatar First Division football League	Qatar Sports Football Club	1993-09-30	guard
25	Yahya Alla	Moroccan Premier League	Casablanca Vidad Football Club	1995-03-02	guard
26	Jabrane	Moroccan Premier League	Casablanca Vidad Football Club	1991-06-18	midfield
-	Amin Ali	Bundesliga	Fc Schalke 04	1997-06-18	midfield
Head coach : Regagui (Morocco)/Born on 23 September 1975
Reference materials: ^[83]

England men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Jordan Pickford	The English Premier League	Everton Football Club	1994-03-07	goalkeeper
2	Kyle Walker	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1990-05-28	guard
3	Luke Shaw	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1995-07-12	guard
4	Declan Rice	The English Premier League	West Ham United Football Club	1999-01-14	midfield
5	John Stones	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1994-05-28	guard
6	Harry Maguire	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1993-03-05	guard
7	Jack Grealish	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1995-09-10	forward
8	Jordan Henderson	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1990-06-17	midfield
9	Harry Kane	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1993-07-28	forward
10	Raheem Sterling	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1994-12-08	forward
11	Marcus Rashford	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1997-10-31	forward
12	Kieran Trippier	The English Premier League	Newcastle United Football Club	1990-09-19	guard
13	Nick Pope	The English Premier League	Newcastle United Football Club	1992-04-19	goalkeeper
14	Calvin Phillips	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1995-12-02	midfield
15	Eric Dyer	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1994-01-15	guard
16	Connor Cody	The English Premier League	Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club	1993-02-25	guard
17	Bukayo Saca	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	2001-09-05	forward
18	Trent Alexander-Arnold	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1998-10-07	guard
19	Mason Mount	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1999-01-10	midfield
20	Phil Foden	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	2000-05-28	forward
21	Ben White	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1997-10-08	guard
22	Jude Bellingham	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	2003-06-29	midfield
23	Aaron Ramsdell	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1998-05-14	goalkeeper
24	Callum Wilson	The English Premier League	Newcastle United Football Club	1992-02-27	forward
25	James Madison	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	1996-11-23	forward
26	Connor Gallagher	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	2000-02-06	midfield
Head coach : Gareth Southgate (UK)/Born 3 September 1970
Reference materials: ^[84]

Poland men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Wojciech Szczesny	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1990-04-18	goalkeeper
2	Marty Cash	English footballers	Aston Villa Football Club	1997-08-07	guard
3	Artur Jandechik	Bundesliga	Fc Augsburg	1987-11-04	guard
4	Mateush Viteska	French first division football League	Claremont Football Club	1997-02-11	guard
5	Jan Bednarek	The English Premier League	Aston Villa Football Club	1996-04-12	guard
6	Christian Bielik	English football Champions League	Birmingham City FC	1998-01-04	midfield
7	Arkadiusz Milik	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1994-02-28	forward
8	Damian Szymanski	Polish footballers	AEK Athens Football Club	1995-06-16	midfield
9	Robert Lewandowski	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1988-08-21	forward
10	Grzegorz Kryhowiak	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1990-01-29	midfield
11	Camille Grositsky	Polish first division football League	Szczechinbogun Football Club	1988-06-08	midfield
12	Vukash Skorupski	Italian football league	Bologna Football Club	1991-05-05	goalkeeper
13	Jacob Kaminski	Bundesliga	Wolfsburg Football Club	2002-06-05	midfield
14	Quiviol	Italian football league	Spezia Football Club	2000-02-15	guard
15	Camille Glick	Italian football league	Benevento Football Club	1988-02-03	guard
16	Carol Swiderski	Major League Soccer	Charlotte FC	1997-01-23	forward
17	Zurkowski	Italian football league	Fiorentina FC	1997-09-25	midfield
18	Bartos Bereshinsky	Italian football league	Sampdoria Football Club	1992-07-12	guard
19	Sebastian Szymanski	The Dutch first division	Feyenoord Football Club	1999-05-10	midfield
20	Peter Zelinsky	Italian football league	Fc Napoli	1994-05-20	midfield
21	Nikola Zalewski	Italian football league	Fc Roma	2002-01-23	guard
22	Camille Grabala	Danish Premier League	Fc Copenhagen	1999-01-08	goalkeeper
23	Krzysztof Piontek	Italian football league	Salernitana Football Club	1995-07-01	forward
24	Przemislav Frankovsky	French first division football League	Lens Football Club	1995-04-12	midfield
25	Robert Gumner	Bundesliga	Legia Warsaw Football Club	1998-06-04	guard
26	Skurahi	Polish footballers	Poznanlech Football Club	2000-02-15	guard
-	Baltvormey Drongowski	Italian football league	Spezia Football Club	1997-08-19	goalkeeper
Head Coach: Czeslaw Mikhnevich (Poland)/Born on 12 February 1970
Reference materials: ^[98] ^[110]

Portugal men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Rui Patricio	Italian football league	Fc Roma	1988-02-15	goalkeeper
22	Diogo Costa	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1999-09-19	goalkeeper
12	Jose Sa	The English Premier League	Wolves Football Club	1993-01-17	goalkeeper
3	Pepe	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1983-02-26	guard
4	Ruben Diaz	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1997-05-14	guard
20	Joao Cancelo	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1994-05-27	guard
2	Diogo Dalot	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1999-03-18	guard
5	Rafael Guerrero	Bundesliga	Borussia Dortmund Football Club	1993-12-22	guard
13	Danilo Pereira	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1991-09-09	guard
19	Nuno Mendez	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	2002-06-19	guard
24	Antonio Silva	Portuguese Premier League	Benfica Football Club	2003-10-31	guard
10	Bernardo Silva	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1994-08-10	midfield
8	Bruno Fernandez	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1994-09-08	midfield
18	Ruben Neves	The English Premier League	Wolves Football Club	1997-03-13	midfield
17	Joao Mario	Portuguese Premier League	Benfica Football Club	1993-01-19	midfield
16	Vitinia	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	2000-02-13	midfield
23	Mateus Nunes	Portuguese Premier League	Portuguese sporting football clubs	1998-08-27	midfield
14	William Carvalho	The Spanish football League	Real Betis Football Club	1992-04-07	midfield
6	Joao Palinha	The English Premier League	Fulham Football Club	1995-07-09	midfield
25	Ottavio	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1995-02-09	midfield
7	Cristiano Ronaldo	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1985-02-05	forward
11	Joao Felix	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1999-11-10	forward
15	Raphael Leo	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	1999-06-10	forward
9	Andre Silva	Bundesliga	Red Bull Leipzig Football Club	1995-11-06	forward
26	Goncalo Ramos	Portuguese Premier League	Benfica Football Club	2001-06-20	forward
21	Ricardo Horta	Portuguese Premier League	Sports Braga Football Club	1994-09-15	forward
Reference materials: ^[182] Updated on December 3.

Uruguay men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Fernando Muslera	Turkish Premier League	Galatasaray Football Club	1986-06-16	goalkeeper
23	Sergio Lochte	The Uruguayan First division	Uruguayan national football Club	1993-03-23	goalkeeper
12	Sebastian Sosa	The Argentine first division	Independent Athletic Football Club	1986-08-19	goalkeeper
2	Jose Jimenez	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1995-01-20	guard
19	Sebastian Coates	Portuguese Premier League	Sporting Lisbon Football Club	1990-10-07	guard
3	Diego Godin	The Argentine first division	Sarsfield Football Club	1986-02-16	guard
22	Martin Caceres	The Spanish football League	Levante Football Club	1987-04-07	guard
4	Ronald Araujo	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1999-03-07	guard
13	Guillermo Barrera	The Brazilian First division	Flamengo Football Club	1993-03-24	guard
26	Jose Luis Rodriguez	The Uruguayan First division	Uruguayan national football Club	1997-03-14	guard
16	Matthias Oliveira	Italian football league	Fc Napoli	1997-10-31	guard
17	Matthias Bigna	Italian football league	Fc Roma	1997-11-19	guard
14	Lucas Torrella	Turkish Premier League	Galatasaray Football Club	1996-02-11	midfield
25	Manuel Ugarte	Portuguese Premier League	Portuguese sporting football clubs	2001-04-11	midfield
5	Matthias Besino	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1991-08-24	midfield
6	Rodrigo Bentancour	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1997-06-25	midfield
15	Federico Valverde	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1998-07-22	midfield
10	Giorgian de Alascaeta	The Brazilian First division	Flamengo Football Club	1994-06-01	midfield
8	Facundo Pelisteri	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	2001-12-20	forward
24	Agustin Canobio Graves	The Brazilian First division	Balana Athletic Football Club	1998-10-01	forward
20	Facundo Torres	Major League Soccer	Orlando City Football Club	2000-04-13	forward
7	Nicholas de la Cruz	The Uruguayan First division	Liverpool FC Montevideo	1997-06-01	forward
18	Maximiliano Gomez	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	1996-08-14	forward
9	Luis Suarez	The Uruguayan First division	Uruguayan national football Club	1987-01-24	forward
21	Edinson Cavani	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	1987-02-14	forward
11	Darwin Nunez	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1999-06-24	forward
Reference materials: ^[183] Updated on 11 November.

Senegal men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Edward Mendy	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1992-03-01	goalkeeper
2	Ismael Jacobs	French first division football League	Fc Monaco	1999-08-17	guard
3	Kalidu Coulibaly	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1991-06-20	guard
4	Abdou Diallo	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig Football Club	1996-05-04	guard
5	Idrissa Geyer	The English Premier League	Everton Football Club	1989-09-26	midfield
6	Napris Mendy	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	1992-06-23	midfield
7	Yusuf Sabari	The Spanish football League	Real Betis Football Club	1993-03-05	midfield
8	Sheku Kouyate	The English Premier League	Crystal Palace Football Club	1989-12-21	midfield
9	Illiman Ndiaye	English football Champions League	Sheffield United Football Club	1992-12-15	forward
10	Musa Ndiaye	The Belgian first division	Anderlecht Football Club	2002-06-18	midfield
11	Formosey Mendy	French second division football	Amiens Football Club	2001-01-02	guard
12	Papu Cisse	Greek Premier League	Olympiakos football Club	1995-09-14	guard
13	Papp Geyer	French first division football League	Fc Marseille	1999-01-24	midfield
14	Mustafa Nammeh	Cyprus First Division football League	Paphos Football Club	1995-05-05	midfield
15	Crepin Diata	French first division football League	Fc Monaco	1999-02-05	midfield
16	Patai Sith	The Spanish football League	Vallecano Football Club	1994-03-16	midfield
17	Papu Thrall	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur	2002-09-14	midfield
18	Ismaira Saar	English football Champions League	Watford Football Club	1998-02-25	forward
19	Famara Diyediu	Turkish Premier League	Alanya Sports Football Club	1992-12-15	forward
20	Bamba Dieng	French first division football League	Fc Marseille	2000-03-23	forward
21	Braye Dia	Italian football league	Salernitana Football Club	1996-11-16	forward
22	Ford Barlow - Turay	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	1997-01-03	guard
23	Saini Dion	English football Champions League	Queens Park Rangers Football Club	1994-11-23	goalkeeper
24	Mamadou Loum	English football Champions League	Reading FC	1996-12-30	midfield
25	Nicholas Jackson	The Spanish football League	Villarreal Football Club	2001-06-20	forward
26	Alfred Gomi	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	1993-09-05	goalkeeper
note 1	Sadio Mane	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1992-04-10	forward
Head coach : Aliu Cisse (Senegal)/Born on 24 March 1975
Note 1: Sadio Mane Withdrew due to injury, Musa Ndiaye Alternate selected. Reference materials: ^[122-123]

Netherlands men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
13	Justin Billow	The Dutch first division	Feyenoord Football Club	1998-01-22	goalkeeper
23	Andris Norpert	The Dutch first division	Heerenveen Football Club	1994-04-07	goalkeeper
1	Paswell	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1983-11-18	goalkeeper
5	Natan Ake	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1995-02-18	guard
17	Daley Blinder	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1990-03-09	guard
4	Virgil van Dijk	The English Premier League	Liverpool FC	1991-07-08	guard
22	Denzel Dumfries	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1996-04-18	guard
26	Jeremy Frimpong	Bundesliga	Bayer Leverkusen FC	2000-12-10	guard
3	Mattes de Licht	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	1999-08-12	guard
16	Tirell Malasia	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1999-08-17	guard
2	Urion Timbel	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	2001-06-17	guard
6	Stefan de Vray	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1992-02-05	guard
11	Steven Boguis	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1991-12-19	guard
21	Frankie de Jong	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1997-05-12	midfield
14	David Klaassen	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1993-02-21	midfield
20	Kupmenas	Italian football league	Atalanta Football Club	1998-02-28	midfield
15	Martin Dejong	Italian football league	Atalanta Football Club	1991-03-29	midfield
25	Harvey Simmons	The Dutch first division	Eindhoven Football Club	2003-04-21	midfield
24	Kennett Taylor	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	2002-05-16	midfield
7	Steven Bellwin	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1997-10-08	forward
8	It's Cody Gacpo	The Dutch first division	Eindhoven Football Club	1999-05-07	forward
18	Vincent Janssen	The Dutch first division	Antwerp Football Club	1994-06-15	forward
9	Luke de Jong	The Dutch first division	Eindhoven Football Club	1990-08-27	forward
12	Noah Noel Lang	The Dutch first division	Football Club Brugge	1999-06-17	forward
10	Memphis Depay	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1994-02-13	forward
19	Walter Weghorst	Bundesliga	Wolfsburg Football Club	1992-08-07	forward
Reference materials: ^[176] Updated on December 3, 2022.

Spain men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
23	Unai Simon	The Spanish football League	Athletic Bilbao Football Club	1997-06-11	goalkeeper
1	Robert Sanchez	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	1997-11-18	goalkeeper
13	David Raya	The English Premier League	Brentford Football Club	1995-09-15	goalkeeper
20	Daniel Carvajal	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1992-01-11	guard
2	Cesar Aspilicueta	The English Premier League	Chelsea Football Club	1989-08-28	guard
3	Eric Garcia Martelet	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2001-01-09	guard
15	Ugo Guilliamon	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	2000-01-31	guard
4	Paul Torres	The Spanish football League	Villarreal Football Club	1997-01-16	guard
24	Emmeric Laporte	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1994-05-27	guard
18	Jordi Alva	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1989-03-21	guard
14	Bard	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2003-10-18	guard
5	Sergio Busquets	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1988-07-16	midfield
16	Rodrigo Hernandez Cascante	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	1996-06-22	midfield
9	Pablo Martin Pais Gavila	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2004-08-05	midfield
19	Carlos Soler	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1997-01-02	midfield
6	Marcos Llorente	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1995-01-30	midfield
26	Pedro Gonzalez Lopez	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2002-11-25	midfield
8	Cork	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1992-01-08	midfield
11	Ferran Torres	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2000-02-29	forward
12	Nico Williams	The Spanish football League	Athletic Bilbao Football Club	2002-07-12	forward
17	Jeremiah Pino	Villarreal Football Club	Villarreal Football Club	2002-10-20	forward
7	Alvaro Morata	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1992-10-23	forward
10	Marco Asensio	The Spanish football League	Real Madrid Football Club	1996-01-21	forward
21	Pavlo Saravia	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1992-05-11	forward
22	Dani Olmo	Bundesliga	RB Leipzig Football Club	1998-05-07	forward
25	Ansu Fadi	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	2002-10-31	forward
Reference materials: ^[178] Updated on 18 November 2022.

Serbia men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Marko Demmitrovich	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1992-01-24	goalkeeper
12	Predlag Rajkovic	Israeli Premier League football	Maccabi Tel Aviv Football Club	1995-10-31	goalkeeper
23	Vania Milinkovich. - Savage	Italian football league	Fc Torino	1997-02-20	goalkeeper
13	Stefan Mitrovic	The Spanish football League	Getafe Football Club	1990-05-22	guard
4	Nikolai Milenkovic	Italian football league	Fiorentina FC	1997-10-12	guard
2	Strashnia Pavlovich	Austrian Super League	Red Bull Salzburg Football Club	2001-05-24	guard
5	Milos Velikovich	Italian football league	Werder Bremen FC	1995-09-26	guard
25	Philipp Mladenovic	Polish first division football League	Legia Warsaw Football Club	1991-08-15	guard
3	Stracinia Erakovic	Serbian Premier League	Red Star Belgrade Football Club	2001-01-22	guard
15	Srjan Babich	The Spanish football League	Almeria Football Club	1996-04-22	midfield
16	Sasa Lukic	Italian football league	Fc Torino	1996-08-13	midfield
19	Urosh Lacic	The Spanish football League	Valencia Football Club	1998-03-17	midfield
6	Nemanja Maksimovic	The Spanish football League	Getafe Football Club	1995-01-26	midfield
8	Nemanja Goodley	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1991-11-16	midfield
17	Philip Kostich	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1992-11-01	midfield
20	Sergei Milinkovitch. - Savage	Italian football league	Lazio Football Club	1995-02-27	midfield
14	Andrea Zhivkovic	Greek Premier League	Thessaloniki Football Club	1996-07-11	midfield
26	Marco Grujic	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1996-04-13	midfield
24	Ivan Ilich	Italian football league	Verona Football Club	2001-03-17	midfield
22	Darko Lazovic	Italian football league	Verona Football Club	1990-09-15	midfield
10	Dusan Tadic	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1988-11-20	forward
9	Alexander Mitrovich	The English Premier League	Fulham Football Club	1994-09-16	forward
18	Dushan Vlahovich	Italian football league	Juventus FC	2000-01-28	forward
11	Luca Jovic	Italian football league	Fiorentina FC	1997-12-23	forward
21	Philip Djuricic	Italian football league	Sampdoria Football Club	1992-01-30	forward
7	Nemanja Radonich	Italian football league	Fc Torino	1996-02-15	forward
Reference materials: ^[184] Updated on November 11, 2022.

Argentina men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
23	Emiliano Martinez	The English Premier League	Aston Villa Football Club	1992-09-02	goalkeeper
12	Geronimo Rulli	The Spanish football League	Villarreal Football Club	1992-05-20	goalkeeper
1	Franco Almani	The Argentine first division	River Plate FC	1986-09-16	goalkeeper
26	Navel Molina	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1998-04-06	guard
4	Gonzalo Montel	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1997-01-01	guard
13	Christian Romero	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1998-04-27	guard
6	Herman Peseglia	The Spanish football League	Real Betis Football Club	1991-06-27	guard
19	Nicolas Otamendi	Portuguese Premier League	Benfica Football Club	1988-02-12	guard
25	Lisandro Martinez	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1998-01-18	guard
8	Marcos Akunha	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1991-10-28	guard
3	Nicholas Tagliafico	French first division football League	Fc Lyon	1992-08-31	guard
2	Juan Voith	The Spanish football League	Villarreal Football Club	1998-01-12	guard
7	Rodrigo DePaulo	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1994-05-24	midfield
5	Leandro Paredes	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1994-06-29	midfield
20	Alexis Mark Allister	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	1998-12-24	midfield
18	Guido Rodriguez	The Spanish football League	Real Betis Football Club	1994-04-12	midfield
17	Alejandro Gomez	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1988-02-15	midfield
24	Enzo Fernandez	Portuguese Premier League	Benfica Football Club	2001-01-17	midfield
14	Essequier Palacios	The Argentine first division	River Plate FC	1998-10-05	midfield
10	Lionel Messi	French first division football League	Paris Saint-Germain Football Club	1987-06-24	forward
22	Lautaro Martinez	Italian football league	Inter Milan Football Club	1997-08-22	forward
11	Angel Di Maria	Italian football league	Juventus FC	1988-02-14	forward
9	Julian Alvarez	The English Premier League	Manchester City Football Club	2000-01-31	forward
21	Paul Dybala	Italian football league	Fc Roma	1993-11-15	forward
15	Nicholas Ivan Gonzalez	Italian football league	Fiorentina FC	1998-04-06	forward
16	Angel Correa	The Spanish football League	Atletico Madrid football Club	1995-03-09	forward
Reference materials: ^[177] Last updated on November 18, 2022.

Qatar men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Saad Al Sibu	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1990-02-19	goalkeeper
2	Pedro Miguel Correa	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1990-08-06	guard
3	Abdulkarim Hassan	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1993-08-28	guard
4	Mohamed Wad	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1999-09-18	midfield
5	Tariq Salman	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1997-12-05	guard
6	Abdulaziz Hatem	Qatar First Division football League	Ryyan Football Club	1990-10-28	midfield
7	Ahmed Aladdin	Qatar First Division football League	Garafa Football Club	1993-01-31	forward
8	Ali Assadalla	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1993-01-10	guard
9	Mohammed Muntari	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1993-12-10	forward
10	Hassan Al Haydos	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1990-12-11	forward
11	Akram Afif	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1996-11-18	forward
12	Karim Budiaf	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1990-09-16	midfield
13	Musab Hodel	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1993-01-01	guard
14	Homam Ahmed	Qatar First Division football League	Garafa Football Club	1999-08-25	guard
15	Bassam Ravi	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1997-12-06	guard
16	Bwalem Hushi	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1990-07-09	guard
17	Ismail Mohammed	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1990-04-15	forward
18	Khalid Majid	Qatar First Division football League	The Vaucra Football Club	1999-09-18	forward
19	Moez Ali	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1996-08-19	forward
20	Salim al-Khairy	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1996-04-10	midfield
21	Yusuf Ali	Qatar First Division football League	Garafa Football Club	1996-05-24	goalkeeper
22	Mashal Balsham	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	1998-02-14	goalkeeper
23	Asim Madibo	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1996-10-22	midfield
24	Nayef Hadrami	Qatar First Division football League	Ryyan Football Club	2001-07-18	forward
25	Jassim Garber	Qatar First Division football League	Doha Arabs Football Club	2002-02-20	guard
26	Mustafa Tarek	Qatar First Division football League	Al-saad Sports Club	2001-03-28	midfield
Head Coach: Felix Sanchez Bass (Spain)/Born on 13 December 1975
Reference materials: ^[124]

Saudi Arabia men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Mohammed Yami	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi National Football Club	1997-08-14	goalkeeper
22	Nawaf Aqidi	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	2000-05-10	goalkeeper
21	Mohammed Oweis	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1991-10-10	goalkeeper
2	Sultan Ghanem	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1994-05-06	guard
12	Saud Abdulhamid	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1999-07-18	guard
3	Abdulla Madhu	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1993-07-15	guard
5	Ali Bleich	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1989-11-21	guard
4	Abdullah Amri	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1997-01-15	guard
17	Hassan Tambardi	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1999-02-09	guard
13	Yasser al-Shahrani	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1992-05-25	guard
6	Mohammed Al-Blake	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1992-09-15	guard
24	Nasser Dausari	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1998-12-19	guard
14	Abdullah Otef	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1992-08-03	midfield
26	Riad Sarahili	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Abha Football Club	1993-04-28	midfield
8	Abdelrah Malki	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1994-10-11	midfield
15	Ali Hassan	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1997-03-04	midfield
16	Sami Al Naji	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Victory Football Club	1997-02-07	midfield
7	Salman al-Faraj	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1989-08-01	midfield
23	Muhammad Kanu	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1994-09-22	midfield
19	Khatan Bahri	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1992-07-16	forward
25	Haisam Asiri	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi National Football Club	2001-03-25	forward
11	Saleh Shehri	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1993-11-01	forward
9	Firas Brackan	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Hasa conquers the football club	2000-05-14	forward
10	Salem Dawasari	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Saudi Hilal Football Club	1991-08-19	forward
20	Abdulrahman al-Oboud	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Jeddah United Football Club	1995-06-01	forward
-	Fahd al-Mowarad	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1994-09-14	forward
18	Nawaf Al Abid	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1990-01-26	forward
Reference materials: ^[188] Updated on November 13, 2022.

South Korea men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Kim Seung Kyu	Saudi Arabian Premier League	Riyadh Youth Football Club	1990-09-30	goalkeeper
2	Yoon Jong-kyu	Korean First Division Football League	Seoul FC	1998-03-20	guard
3	Kim Jin-soo	South Korean professional football League	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motor Football Club	1992-06-13	guard
4	Jin Minzai	Italian football league	Fc Napoli	1996-11-15	guard
5	Zheng Yourong	Qatar First Division football League	Sade Football Club	1989-12-14	midfield
6	Huang Renfan	Greek Premier League	Olympiakos football Club	1996-09-20	midfield
7	Son Heung-min	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1992-07-08	forward
8	Baek Sung-ho	South Korean professional football League	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motor Football Club	1997-03-17	midfield
9	Cao Gyu-sung	South Korean professional football League	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motor Football Club	1998-01-25	forward
10	Li Jicheng	Bundesliga	Football Club Mainz	1992-08-10	midfield
11	Hwang Hee-chan	The English Premier League	Wolves Football Club	1996-01-26	midfield
12	Song Fangen	Korean First Division Football League	Jeonbuk Modern Football Club	1997-10-15	goalkeeper
13	Sun Zhuhao	Chinese Football Association Super League	Shandong Taishan Football Club	1992-05-12	midfield
14	Hong Zhe	Korean First Division Football League	Daegu Football Club	1990-09-17	guard
15	Jin Wenhuan	South Korean professional football League	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motor Football Club	1995-08-01	guard
16	Huang Yisuke	Greek Premier League	Olympiakos football Club	1992-08-28	forward
17	Na Sang-ho	South Korean professional football League	Seoul FC	1996-08-12	midfield
18	Li Gangren	The Spanish football League	Club de Mallorca	2001-02-19	midfield
19	Kim Young Kwon	Japan's first professional football League	Osaka Steel Club	1990-02-27	guard
20	Kwon Kyung-won	Japan's first professional football League	Osaka Steel Club	1992-01-31	guard
21	Jo Hyun Woo	Korean First Division Football League	Daegu Football Club	1991-09-25	goalkeeper
22	Kwon Chang-hoon	South Korean professional football League	Jinquan Sangmu Football Club	1994-06-30	midfield
23	Kim Tae-hwan	Korean First Division Football League	Ulsan Hyundai Football Club	1989-07-24	guard
24	Cho Yoo-min	Korean First Division Football League	Daejeon Citizens Soccer Club	1996-11-17	guard
25	Zheng Youying	Bundesliga	Football Club Freiburg	1999-09-20	midfield
26	Song Min-kyu	South Korean professional football League	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motor Football Club	1999-09-12	midfield
Head coach : Paul Bento (Portugal)/Born on 20 June 1969
Reference materials: ^[85]

Canada men's national soccer team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Dani St. Clair	Major League Soccer	Minnesota United Football Club	1997-05-09	goalkeeper
2	Alistair Johnston	Major League Soccer	Football clubs in Montreal	1998-10-08	guard
3	Sam Adcubi	Turkish Premier League	Hatay Sports Football Club	1995-01-16	guard
4	Kamal Miller	Major League Soccer	Football clubs in Montreal	1997-05-16	guard
5	Steven Victoria	Portuguese Premier League	Sarvis Football Club	1987-01-11	guard
6	Samuel Piet	Major League Soccer	The Montreal Impact Football Club	1994-11-12	midfield
7	Stephen Ostarchio	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1996-12-21	midfield
8	Liam Fraser	Belgian second division football	Danzig Football Club	1998-02-13	midfield
10	Junol Hoilett	English Champions League	Reading FC	1990-06-05	forward
9	Lucas Cavallini	Major League Soccer	Vancouver Whitecaps Football Club	1992-12-28	forward
11	Tyan Buchanan	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	1999-02-08	forward
12	Ike Ugbo	French first division football League	Troyes Football Club	1998-09-21	forward
13	Atiba Hutchinson	Turkish Premier League	Besiktas Football Club	1983-02-08	midfield
14	Marc-anthony Caille	Major League Soccer	Toronto FC	1994-12-02	midfield
15	Ismael Kone	Major League Soccer	Football clubs in Montreal	2000-06-16	midfield
16	James Pentamis	Major League Soccer	The Montreal Impact Football Club	1997-02-01	goalkeeper
17	Khloe Larin	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	1995-04-17	forward
18	Milan Borjan	Serbian Premier League	Red Star Belgrade Football Club	1987-10-23	goalkeeper
19	Alfonso Davis	Bundesliga	Bayern Munich Football Club	2000-11-02	forward
20	Jonathan Davy	French first division football League	Lille FC	2000-01-14	forward
21	Jonathan Osorio	Major League Soccer	Toronto FC	1992-06-12	midfield
22	Rich Largia	Major League Soccer	Toronto FC	1995-01-07	guard
23	Liam Miller	Swiss Super League	Fc Basel	1999-09-27	forward
24	David Wotherspoon	Scottish Premier League football	St Johnstone Football Club	1990-01-16	midfield
25	Derek Cornelius	Greek Premier League	Panatoliks Football Club	1997-11-15	guard
26	Joel Waterman	Major League Soccer	The Montreal Impact Football Club	1996-01-24	guard
Head Coach: John Herdman (UK)/Born on 19 July 1975
Reference materials: ^[134]

Denmark men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Kasper Schmeichel	French first division football League	Fc Nice	1986-11-05	goalkeeper
2	Josim Anderson	The English Premier League	Crystal Palace Football Club	1996-05-31	guard
3	Victor Nelson	Turkish Premier League	Galatasaray Football Club	1998-10-14	guard
4	Simon Kyle	Italian football league	AC Milan Football Club	1989-03-26	guard
5	Joachim Mailer	Bundesliga	Atalanta Football Club	1997-05-20	guard
6	Andreas Christensen	The Spanish football League	Fc Barcelona	1996-04-10	guard
7	Matthias Jensen	The English Premier League	Brentford Football Club	1996-01-01	midfield
8	Thomas Delaney	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1991-09-03	midfield
9	Martin Braithwaite	The Spanish football League	Real Espanyol Football Club	1991-06-05	forward
10	Christian Eriksen	The English Premier League	Manchester United Football Club	1992-02-14	midfield
11	Andreas Skov Olsen	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	1999-12-29	midfield
12	Casper Dolbert	The Spanish football League	Sevilla Football Club	1997-10-06	forward
13	Rasmus Christensen	The English Premier League	Leeds United Football Club	1997-07-11	guard
14	Mikkel Damsgaard	Italian football league	Sampdoria Football Club	2000-07-03	forward
15	Christian Norgaard	The English Premier League	Brentford Football Club	1994-03-10	midfield
16	Oliver Christensen	Bundesliga	Hertha Berlin Football Club	1999-03-22	goalkeeper
17	Jens Strig Larsen	Turkish Premier League	Trabzonsport Football Club	1991-02-21	guard
18	Daniel Voss	Danish Premier League	Brondby Football Club	1989-05-31	midfield
19	Jonas Wind	Bundesliga	Wolfsburg Football Club	1999-02-07	forward
20	Yusuf Poulsen	Bundesliga	Red Bull Leipzig Football Club	1994-06-15	forward
21	Andreas Cornelius	Italian football league	Parma Football Club	1993-03-16	forward
22	Frederick Jonov	Bundesliga	Berlin United Football Club	1992-08-04	goalkeeper
23	Pierre-emil Heiber	The English Premier League	Tottenham Hotspur Football Club	1995-08-05	midfield
24	Robert Skov	Bundesliga	Hoffenheim Football Club	1996-05-20	forward
25	Jesper Lindstrom	Bundesliga	Fc Frankfurt	2000-02-29	midfield
26	Alexander Ba	Portuguese football super face league	Benfica Football Club	1997-12-09	guard
Head coach : Casper Yuleman (Denmark)/Born on 9 April 1972
Reference materials: ^[87]

Iran men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Alireza Belanvand	The Iranian Premier League	Persepolis Football Club	1992-09-01	goalkeeper
2	Sadeji Muharami	Iranian footballers	Dinamo Zagreb Football Club	1996-03-01	guard
3	Ihsan Khaisafi	Greek Premier League	AEK Athens Football Club	1990-02-25	guard
4	Sojay Harizad	Qatar First Division football League	Doha National Football Club	1989-05-14	guard
5	Milad Mohammadi	Greek Premier League	AEK Athens Football Club	1993-09-29	guard
6	Syed Ezatorahi	Danish first division football League	Vaille Football Club	1996-10-01	midfield
7	Alireza Jahanbakhsh	The Dutch first division	Feyenoord Football Club	1993-08-11	midfield
8	Motza Pollariganj	The Iranian Premier League	Persepolis Football Club	1992-04-19	guard
9	Mahdi Taremi	Portuguese Premier League	Fc Porto	1992-07-18	forward
10	Karim Ansari Fard	Greek Premier League	AEK Athens Football Club	1990-04-03	forward
11	Wahid Amiri	The Iranian Premier League	Persepolis Football Club	1988-04-02	midfield
12	Sayeed Payam Niazmand	The Iranian Premier League	Sepakhan Football Club	1995-04-06	goalkeeper
13	Hussein Kanani	Qatar First Division football League	Doha National Football Club	1994-03-23	guard
14	Saman Gudos	English football Champions League	Brentford Football Club	1993-09-06	midfield
15	Ruzbeh Chishmi	The Iranian Premier League	Tehran Independent Football Club	1993-06-24	midfield
16	Mehdi Torabi	The Iranian Premier League	Persepolis Football Club	1994-09-01	midfield
17	Ali Golizadi	The Belgian first division	Fc Charleroy	1996-03-10	midfield
18	Ali Karimi	Turkish Premier League	Kayseri Sports Football Club	1994-02-11	midfield
19	Majid Hosseini	Turkish Premier League	Kayseri Sports Football Club	1996-06-20	guard
20	Sardar Azmoun	Bundesliga	Bayer Leverkusen FC	1995-01-01	forward
21	Ahmed Norollahi	Uae Arab Gulf League	Dubai Youth National Football Club	1993-02-01	midfield
22	Amir Abedzadeh	Spanish second division football league	Ponferadina Football Club	1993-04-26	goalkeeper
23	Ramin Rezayan	The Iranian Premier League	Sepakhan Football Club	1990-03-21	guard
24	Hussein Husseini	The Iranian Premier League	Tehran Independent Football Club	1992-06-30	goalkeeper
25	Abfazl Jalali	The Iranian Premier League	Tehran Independent Football Club	1998-06-26	guard
Head coach : Carlos Queiroz (Portugal)/Born 1 March 1953
Reference materials: ^[86]

Tunisia men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Ayman Dahmen	Tunisian first division football League	The Shahir Stars Football Club	1997-01-28	goalkeeper
2	Bilel Ifah	Kuwaiti Premier League	Kuwait Athletic Football Club	1990-03-09	guard
3	Montasar Omar Tal	French first division football League	Fc Lorient	1998-05-06	guard
4	Yasin Meria	Tunisian first division football League	Tunisia Hope Football Club	1993-07-02	guard
5	Ned Gandy	Tunisian first division football League	Eagles of Africa Football Club	1995-02-18	guard
6	Dylan Bloom	Italian football league	Salernitana Football Club	1995-06-19	guard
7	Yusuf Msacconi	Qatar First Division football League	Doha Arabs Football Club	1990-10-28	forward
8	Hannibal Maybury	English football Champions League	Birmingham City FC	2003-01-21	midfield
9	Issam Jebali	Danish Premier League	Odense Football Club	1991-12-25	forward
10	Wahbi Hazri	French first division football League	Montpellier Football Club	1991-02-08	forward
11	Taha Yassin Henisi	Tunisian first division football League	Kuwait Athletic Football Club	1992-01-06	forward
12	Ali Malur	Tunisian first division football League	Cairo National Football Club	1990-01-01	guard
13	Ferjani Sassi	Qatar First Division football League	Duhaile Football Club	1992-03-18	midfield
14	Essa Leduni	Tunisian first division football League	Ferencia Valens Football Club	1996-12-13	midfield
15	Ben Rumzan	Tunisian first division football League	Tunisia Hope Football Club	1999-09-06	midfield
16	Ayman Masrusi	Tunisian first division football League	Sfaxian Football Club	1984-09-14	goalkeeper
17	Eliye Sisley	Bundesliga	Fc Cologne	1995-05-10	midfield
18	Hilani Salari	Tunisian first division football League	Tunisia Hope Football Club	1994-02-28	midfield
19	Ziad Jaziri	The Egyptian Premier League	Zamalek Sports Football Club	1993-02-12	forward
20	Mohammed Derrige	Swiss Super League	Lucerne Football Club	1996-06-25	guard
21	Wajdi Ketchrida	Tunisian first division football League	The Atromitos Football Club	1995-11-05	guard
22	Besir Ben Said	Tunisian first division football League	Monastir Football Club	1994-11-29	goalkeeper
23	Naeem Sliti	Tunisian first division football League	Dammam Cooperative Football Club	1992-07-27	forward
24	Ali Abdi	French second division football	Caen Football Club	1993-12-20	guard
25	Anis Ben Sliman	Danish Premier League	Brondby Football Club	2001-03-16	forward
26	MOE Hassan	Tunisian first division football League	Eagles of Africa Football Club	1995-03-15	goalkeeper
Head coach : Jal Qadri (Tunisia)/Born on 14 December 1971
Reference materials: ^[88]

Ghana men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Artie Ziggy	Swiss Super League	St Gallen Football Club	1996-11-29	goalkeeper
2	Tariq Ramptey	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	2000-09-30	guard
3	Dennis Odoy	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	1988-05-27	guard
4	Mohammed Salisu	The English Premier League	Southampton Football Club	1999-04-17	guard
5	Thomas Partey	The English Premier League	Arsenal Football Club	1993-06-13	midfield
6	Eliza Owusu	The Belgian first division	Ghent Football Club	1997-11-07	midfield
7	Abdul Fatau Issahaku	The Belgian first division	Portuguese sporting football clubs	2004-03-08	forward
8	Cofiere	The English Premier League	Football Club Freiburg	1996-03-08	midfield
9	Jordan Ayew	The English Premier League	Crystal Palace Football Club	1991-09-11	forward
10	Andre Ayew	Qatar First Division football League	Alsad Football Club	1989-12-17	midfield
11	Osman Bukari	Serbian Premier League	Red Star Belgrade Football Club	1998-12-13	forward
12	Dunrade	Ghanaian Premier League	Kotuco Football Club	2002-12-02	goalkeeper
13	Afriere	Ghanaian Premier League	Heart of Oak Sports Football Club	2001-06-26	forward
14	Gideon Mensah	French first division football League	Auxerre Football Club	1998-07-18	guard
15	Joseph Idu	The Spanish football League	Celta Football Club	1995-09-29	guard
15	Abdul Rahman Baba	The English Premier League	Reading FC	1994-07-02	guard
16	Nuruden	The Belgian first division	Oban Football Club	1999-02-08	goalkeeper
18	Daniel Amatay	The English Premier League	Leicester City Football Club	1994-12-21	guard
19	Eniaki Williams	The Spanish football League	Bilbao Football Club	1994-06-15	forward
20	Mohammed Koudus	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	2000-08-02	midfield
21	Samed	French first division football League	Lens Football Club	2000-03-26	midfield
22	Kamaluddin Suleiman	French first division football League	Fc Rennes	2002-02-15	forward
23	Alexander Giku	French first division football League	Strasbourg Football Club	1994-08-09	guard
24	Kamal Sova	The Belgian first division	Football Club Brugge	2000-01-09	forward
25	Antoine Semeno	The English Premier League	Bristol City Football Club	2000-01-07	forward
26	Alidou Seydou	French first division football League	Claremont Football Club	2000-06-04	guard
Head coach : Otto Addo (Ghana)/Born on 9 June 1975
Reference materials: ^[91]

Mexico men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Alfredo Talavera	The Mexican Super League	The Juarez Football Club	1982-09-18	goalkeeper
2	Nestor Araujo	The Mexican Super League	Mexican football club Americas	1991-08-29	guard
3	Cesar Montes	The Mexican Super League	Monterey Football Club	1997-02-24	guard
4	Edson Alvarez	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1997-10-24	midfield
5	John Vazquez	The Mexican Super League	Cremonese Football Club	1998-10-22	guard
6	Arteaga	The Belgian first division	Henk Football Club	1998-09-07	guard
7	Louis Romo	The Mexican Super League	Monterey Football Club	1995-06-05	midfield
8	Carlos Rodriguez	The Mexican Super League	The Blue Cross Football Club	1997-01-10	midfield
9	Raul Jimenez	The English Premier League	Wolves Football Club	1991-05-05	forward
10	Alexis Vega	The Mexican Super League	Guadalajara Football Club	1997-11-25	forward
11	Rogelio Funis Mori	The Mexican Super League	Monterey Football Club	1991-03-05	forward
12	Rudolph Cota	The Mexican Super League	Fc Leon	1987-07-03	goalkeeper
13	Francisco Guillermo Ochoa Magana	The Mexican Super League	Mexican football club Americas	1985-07-13	goalkeeper
14	Eric Gutierrez	Greek Premier League	PSV Eindhoven Football Club	1995-06-15	midfield
15	Hector Moreno	The Mexican Super League	Monterey Football Club	1988-01-17	guard
16	Hector Herrera	Major League Soccer	Houston Dynamo Football Club	1990-04-19	midfield
17	Oberyn Pineda	Greek Premier League	AEK Athens Football Club	1996-03-24	midfield
18	Jose Andres Guardado	The Spanish football League	Real Betis Football Club	1986-09-28	midfield
19	Jorge Sanchez	The Dutch first division	Ajax Football Club	1997-12-10	guard
20	Henry Martin	The Mexican Super League	Mexican football club Americas	1992-11-18	forward
21	Antonia	The Mexican Super League	The Blue Cross Football Club	1997-08-21	midfield
22	Irwin Lozano	Italian football league	Fc Napoli	1995-07-30	forward
23	Jesus Galliardo	The Mexican Super League	Monterey Football Club	1994-08-15	guard
24	Luis Chavez	The Mexican Super League	Pachuca Football Club	1996-01-15	midfield
25	Roberto Alvarado	The Mexican Super League	Guadalajara Football Club	1998-09-07	midfield
26	Kevin Alvarez	The Mexican Super League	Pachuca Football Club	1999-01-15	guard
Head Coach: Gerardo Martino (Argentina)/Born on 20 November 1962
Reference materials: ^[92]

Ecuador men's national football team

number	name	Playing league	Play for a club	Date of birth	Take charge of
1	Hernan Galindez	The Ecuadorian First Division	Orcas Football Club	1987-03-30	goalkeeper
2	Felix Torres	The Mexican Super League	Santos Laguna Football Club	1997-01-11	guard
3	Piero Incapier	Bundesliga	Bayer Leverkusen FC	2002-01-09	guard
4	Robert Avoleda	The Brazilian First division	Sao Paulo FC	1991-10-22	guard
5	Jose Sifuenst	Major League Soccer	Los Angeles FC	1999-03-12	midfield
6	William Pacho	The Belgian first division	Antwerp Football Club	2001-10-16	guard
7	Pervez Estupinian	The Spanish football League	Villarreal Football Club	1998-01-21	guard
8	Carlos Gruezo	Bundesliga	Fc Augsburg	1995-04-19	midfield
9	Elton Preciado	The Mexican Super League	Santos Laguna Football Club	1994-07-17	midfield
10	Roman Leo Ibarra	The Mexican Super League	Pachuca Football Club	1994-09-24	midfield
11	Michael Estrada	The Mexican Super League	The Blue Cross Football Club	1996-04-07	forward
12	Moises Ramirez	The Ecuadorian First Division	Valley Independent Football Club	2000-09-09	goalkeeper
13	Enner Valencia	Turkish football Super League	Fenerbahce Football Club	1989-11-04	forward
14	Javier Arreaga	Major League Soccer	Seattle Sounders football Club	1994-09-28	guard
15	Angel Mena	The Mexican Super League	Fc Leon	1988-01-21	midfield
16	Jeremy Samento	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	2002-06-16	midfield
17	Angelo Preciado	The Belgian first division	Henk Football Club	1998-02-18	guard
18	Diego Palacios	Major League Soccer	Los Angeles FC	1999-07-12	guard
19	Gonzalo Plata	The Spanish football League	Real Valladolid Football Club	2000-11-01	midfield
20	Jergerson Mendez	Major League Soccer	Los Angeles FC	1997-04-26	midfield
21	Alain Franco	The Argentine first division	Taleres Football Club	1998-08-21	midfield
22	Alexander Domingos	The Ecuadorian First Division	Quito University Football Club	1987-06-05	goalkeeper
23	Moises Caicedo	The English Premier League	Brighton Football Club	2001-11-02	midfield
24	Djokaf Resco	The Argentine first division	Neuvirth Old Boys Football Club	1999-01-18	forward
25	Jackson Borozzo	French first division football League	Troyes Football Club	2000-08-04	guard
26	Kevin Rodriguez	The Ecuadorian First Division	Imbabura Football Club	2000-03-04	forward
Head Coach: Gustavo Alfaro (Argentina)/Born on 14 August 1962
Reference materials: ^[93]

Event venue

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host

Subject article: Qatar

The World Cup is in full swing on the streets of Qatar

The 2022 World Cup will be held Qatar . November - December during the World Cup, the local temperature between 20-30 degrees Celsius, the climate is pleasant. After winning the right to host the World Cup, Qatar has spent more than 220 billion US dollars on the construction of related stadiums, subways, roads, airports and other facilities, creating the highest investment cost of the host country in the history of the World Cup. ^[96]

stadium

Bayit Stadium (2 photos)	Doha Bay Course (English: Al Bayt Stadium) Nicknames: Bayit Stadium, Al Bayit Stadium, Albert Stadium Capacity: 68895
Stade Lussel	Stade Lussel (English: Lusail Stadium) Capacity: 88966
Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium (English: Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium) Capacity: 45032
The Janubu Stadium	The Janubu Stadium (English: Al Janoub Stadium) Capacity: 44325
Atuma Stadium	Atuma Stadium (English: Al Thumama Stadium) Capacity: 44400
Education City Stadium (2 photos)	Education City Stadium (English: Education City Stadium) Capacity: 44667
Khalifa International Stadium design	Khalifa International Stadium (English: Khalifa International Stadium ) Capacity: 45857
974 court	974 court (English: Ras Abu Aboud) Alias: Ras ABU Abadi Stadium Capacity: 44089
Reference materials: ^[4] ^[68]

Tournament progress

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qualifier

For this World Cup qualifier, see the main article: Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifiers

There are 32 teams participating in the 2022 World Cup finals, the host Qatar automatically qualified, the remaining 31 places, UEFA has 13 places, the African Confederation enjoys 5 places, the Asian Football Confederation and South American Football Confederation have 4 teams directly qualified, and the CONCACAF has 3 direct qualified places. The remaining two places will be awarded through intercontinental play-offs. ^[37] ^{[56] 54 -}

In June 2022, all the 32 places in the 2022 FIFA World Cup finals were announced. ^[57]

Group match

Field order	group	Kick-off date	Tee time	Team A	score	Team B	Place of competition
1	Group A	November 21, 2022	00:00	Qatar	0-2	Ecuador	Bay course
2	Group A	November 22, 2022	00:00	Senegal	0-2	Netherlands	Atuma Stadium
3	Group B	November 21, 2022	21:00	England	6-2	Iran	Khalifa International Stadium
4	Group B	November 22, 2022	03:00	America	1-1	Welsh	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
5	Group D	November 23, 2022	03:00	France	4-1	Australia	The Janubu Stadium
6	Group D	November 22, 2022	21:00	Denmark	0-0	Tunisia	Education City Stadium
7	Group C	November 23, 2022	00:00	Mexico	0-0	Poland	974 court
8	Group C	November 22, 2022	18:00	Argentina	1 to 2	Saudi Arabia	Stade Lussel
9	Group F	November 24, 2022	03:00	Belgium	1-0	Canada	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
10	Group E	November 24, 2022	00:00	Spain	7-0	Costa Rica	Atuma Stadium
11	Group E	November 23, 2022	21:00	Germany	1 to 2	Japan	Khalifa International Stadium
12	Group F	November 23, 2022	18:00	Morocco	0-0	Croatia	Bay course
13	Group G	November 24, 2022	18:00	Switzerland	1-0	Cameroon	The Janubu Stadium
14	Group H	November 24, 2022	21:00	Uruguay	0-0	Korea	Education City Stadium
15	Group H	November 25th, 2022	00:00	Portugal	3-2	Ghana	974 court
16	Group G	November 25th, 2022	03:00	Brazil	2-0	Serbia	Stade Lussel
17	Group B	November 25th, 2022	18:00	Welsh	0-2	Iran	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
18	Group A	November 25th, 2022	21:00	Qatar	1-3	Senegal	Atuma Stadium
19	Group A	November 26, 2022	00:00	Netherlands	1-1	Ecuador	Khalifa International Stadium
20	Group B	November 26, 2022	03:00	England	0-0	America	Bay course
21	Group D	November 26, 2022	18:00	Tunisia	0-1	Australia	The Janubu Stadium
22	Group C	November 26, 2022	21:00	Poland	2-0	Saudi Arabia	Education City Stadium
23	Group D	November 27, 2022	00:00	France	2-1	Denmark	974 court
24	Group C	November 27, 2022	03:00	Argentina	2-0	Mexico	Stade Lussel
25	Group E	November 27, 2022	18:00	Japan	0-1	Costa Rica	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
26	Group F	November 27, 2022	21:00	Belgium	0-2	Morocco	Atuma Stadium
27	Group F	November 28, 2022	00:00	Croatia	4-1	Canada	Khalifa International Stadium
28	Group E	November 28, 2022	03:00	Spain	1-1	Germany	Bay course
29	Group G	November 28, 2022	18:00	Cameroon	3-3	Serbia	The Janubu Stadium
30	Group H	November 28, 2022	21:00	Korea	2-3	Ghana	Education City Stadium
31	Group G	November 29, 2022	00:00	Brazil	1-0	Switzerland	974 court
32	Group H	November 29, 2022	03:00	Portugal	2-0	Uruguay	Stade Lussel
33	Group B	November 30, 2022	03:00	Welsh	0-3	England	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
34	Group B	November 30, 2022	03:00	Iran	0-1	America	Atuma Stadium
35	Group A	November 29, 2022	23:00	Ecuador	1 to 2	Senegal	Khalifa International Stadium
36	Group A	November 29, 2022	23:00	Netherlands	2-0	Qatar	Bay course
37	Group D	November 30, 2022	23:00	Australia	1-0	Denmark	The Janubu Stadium
38	Group D	November 30, 2022	23:00	Tunisia	1-0	France	Education City Stadium
39	Group C	December 1, 2022	03:00	Poland	0-2	Argentina	974 court
40	Group C	December 1, 2022	03:00	Saudi Arabia	1 to 2	Mexico	Stade Lussel
41	Group F	December 1, 2022	23:00	Croatia	0-0	Belgium	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium
42	Group F	December 1, 2022	23:00	Canada	1 to 2	Morocco	Atuma Stadium
43	Group E	December 2, 2022	03:00	Japan	2-1	Spain	Khalifa International Stadium
44	Group E	December 2, 2022	03:00	Costa Rica	2-4	Germany	Bay course
45	Group H	December 2, 2022	23:00	Ghana	0-2	Uruguay	The Janubu Stadium
46	Group H	December 2, 2022	23:00	Korea	2-1	Portugal	Education City Stadium
47	Group G	December 3, 2022	03:00	Serbia	2-3	Switzerland	974 court
48	Group G	December 3, 2022	03:00	Cameroon	1-0	Brazil	Stade Lussel
Reference material : ^{39 - [40]} ^[42-43]

Elimination game

Field order	turn	Kick-off date	Tee time	Team A	score	Team B	Place of competition	Goals/Assists
49	1/8 final	2022 December 3rd	23:00	Netherlands	3-1	America	Khalifa International Stadium	10 ' Memphis Depay / Denzel Dumfries 45 + 1 ' Daley Blinder / Denzel Dumfries 76 ' Haji Wright / Christian Pulisic 81 ' Denzel Dumfries / Daley Blinder
50		2022 December 4th	03:00	Argentina	2-1	Australia	Ahmed Ben Ali Stadium	35 ' Lionel Messi / Nicolas Otamendi 57 ' Julian Alvarez / There is no 77 ' Enzo Fernandez (Wu) / Craig Goodwin
52		2022 December 4th	23:00	France	3-1	Poland	Atuma Stadium	44 ' Olivier Giroud / Kylian Mbappe 74 ' Kylian Mbappe / Osman Dembele 90 + 1 ' Kylian Mbappe / Marcus Thuram 90 + 9 ' Robert Lewandowski (dot) / There is no
51		2022 December 5th	03:00	England	3-0	Senegal	Bay course	38 ' Jordan Henderson / Jude Bellingham 45 + 3 ' Harry Kane / Phil Foden 35 ' Bukayo Saca / Phil Foden
53		2022 December 5th	23:00	Japan	1-1 Points: 1-3	Croatia	The Janubu Stadium	35' Maeda Daran / Mayya Yoshida 35' Ivan Perisic / Dejan Lovren Point: Nikolai Vlasic Point: Marcelo Brozovic Point: Takuma Asano Point: Mario Pasalic
54		2022 December 6th	03:00	Brazil	4-1	Korea	974 court	7' Vinicius Juniol / Neymar 13' Neymar (points) / Risalisone 29' Risalisone / Thiago Silva 36' Lucas Pacta / Vinicius Juniol 76' white Shenghao / There is no
55		2022 December 6th	23:00	Morocco	0-0 Point: 3-0	Spain	Education City Stadium	Point: Abdulhamid Sabiri Point: Hakim Ziesh Point: Ashraf Hakimi
56		2022 December 7th	03:00	Portugal	6-1	Switzerland	Stade Lussel	17' Gonzalo Ramos / Joao Felix 33' Pepe / Bruno Fernandez 51' Gonzalo Ramos 55' Rafael Guerrero / Gonzalo Ramos 58' Manuel Akangi 67' Gonzalo Ramos / Joao Felix 90+2' Rafael Leon / Rafael Guerrero
58	The quarter-finals	2022 December 9th	23:00	Croatia	0-0 Plus: 1-1 Point: 4-2	Brazil	Education City Stadium	90+15' Neymar / Lucas Pacta 90+26' Bruno Petkovic / Mislav , Orcic Point: Nikolai Vlasic Point: Casemiro Point: Lovelo Mayer Point: Pedro Guilherme Abreu DOS Santos Point: Luka Modric Point: Mislav , Orcic
57		2022 December 10th	03:00	Netherlands	2-2 Point: 3-4	Argentina	Stade Lussel	34' Navel Molina / Leo Messi 72' Leo Messi (dot) / There is no 82 ' Walter Weghorst / Steven Boguis 90 + 10 ' Walter Weghorst / Kupmenas Point: Leo Messi Point: Leandro Paredes Point: Gonzalo Montel Point: Kupmenas Point: Walter Weghorst Point: Luke de Jong Point: Lautaro Martinez
60		2022 December 10th	23:00	Morocco	1-0	Portugal	Atuma Stadium	42' Joseph Ennessry / Yahya Alla
59		2022 December 11th	03:00	England	1 to 2	France	Bay course	16' Aurelian Chuameni / Antoine Griezmann 53' Harry Kane (points) / There is no 77 ' Olivier Giroud / Antoine Griezmann
61	semifinal	2022 December 14th	03:00	Argentina	3-0	Croatia	Stade Lussel	34 ' Lionel Messi (dot) / There is no 39 ' Julian Alvarez / There is no 69 ' Julian Alvarez / Lionel Messi
62	semifinal	2022 December 15th	03:00	France	2-0	Morocco	Bay course	5 ' Teo Hernandez / There is no 79 ' Rhonda Colo Moani / There is no
63	Third place match	2022 December 17th	23:00	Morocco	1 to 2	Croatia	Khalifa International Stadium	7 ' Joshko Gvadiol / Ivan Perisic 9 ' Ashraf Dari / There is no 42 ' Mislav Orcic / Marco Livaya
64	final	2022 December 18th	23:00	France	2-2 Plus: 1-1 Points: 2-4	Argentina	Stade Lussel	23 ' Lionel Messi (dot) / There is no 36 ' Angel Di Maria / Alexis McAllister 80 ' Kylian Mbappe (dot) / There is no 81 ' Kylian Mbappe / Marcus Thuram 108 ' Lionel Messi / There is no 118 ' Kylian Mbappe (dot) / There is no Points: Lionel Messi Points: Kylian Mbappe Points: Paul Dybala Points: Leandro Paredes Points: Rhonda Colo Moani Points: Gonzalo Montel
Reference materials: ^{39 - [40]} ^[42-43]

Key process

2022 Qatar World Cup schedule

On November 21, 2022, the first round and opening game of Group A kicked off at the Gulf Stadium, Qatar lost 2-0 to Ecuador, becoming the first host country to lose the opening game of the World Cup. ^[120] On the same day, in the first round of Group B, England defeated Iran 6-2. ^[127]

On 22 November 2022, the Netherlands defeated Senegal 2-0 in the first round of Group A. In the first half, Franky de Jong missed a chance; In the second half of the easy side to fight again, Kakpo on Franky de Jong's cross header, Klaassen in the final stoppage time to seal the victory. ^[131] On the same day, Group B first round, the United States 1-1 Wales, Timothy Weah That's it. Bale equalizes. ^[132] Same day, group match Saudi Arabia beat Argentina 2-1 in the first round of Group C. ^[133]

On November 23, 2022, in the first round of Group E, Japan defeated Germany 2-1. ^[138] On the same day, in the first round of Group E, Spain swept Costa Rica 7-0, setting a team record for goals scored in a single game in World Cup history. It was the biggest margin of victory since the start of the World Cup. ^[139] On the same day, in the first round of Group D, France won 4-1 Australia. ^[136]

On November 24, 2022, in the first round of Group F, Belgium defeated Canada 1-0. ^[140]

On November 25, 2022, in the first round of Group G, Brazil won 2-0 against Serbia. Risalisson de Andrade Double bang, Neymar da Silva Santos Juniol Recovering. ^[142] On the same day, the second round of the World Cup Group B, 10-man Wales team 0-2 lost to Iran, the second half of the first red card of the World Cup, the Welsh goalkeeper was sent off the field, ^[144] Ruzbeh Chishmi , Ramin Rezayan One after the other at the last minute. ^[143] On the same day, in the second round of the World Cup Group A, the host Qatar lost 1-3 to Senegal. Braye Dia Take advantage of a mistake by a Qatari defender to score a goal; The second half, Famara Didegio With a header, Mendy made several key saves, Mohammed Muntari Heading in Qatar's first World Cup goal, Bamba Dieng Expand your advantage. ^[145]

On November 26, 2022, in the second round of Group A, the Netherlands drew 1-1 with Ecuador, It's Cody Gacpo Six minute blitz, Enner Valencia A series of goals to equalise. ^[146] On the same day, in the second round of Group D, Australia won 1-0 against Tunisia. ^[147] On the same day, the second round of Group C, Poland 2-0 Saudi Arabia, Levan passed and scored the first goal of the World Cup, Zelinski scored. ^[148]

November 27, 2022, Group D second round, France 2-1 win over Denmark, second half Kylian Mbappe The goal broke the deadlock, Andreas Christensen Heading the equaliser, Mbappe scored a goal before the final match to win 2 consecutive wins in the group stage and lock the qualification place in advance. France is also the first team to qualify for this World Cup. ^[149] On the same day, in the second round of Group C, Argentina defeated Mexico 2-0. Lionel Messi Broke the deadlock without a long shot, then assisted Enzo Fernandez The goal sealed the win. ^[150] On the same day, in the second round of Group E, Japan lost 1-0 to Costa Rica, 81 minutes into the second half, Kathy Fuller Spencer Round shot to the far corner. ^[151] On the same day, in the second round of Group F, Morocco beat Belgium 2-0, achieving the first win of an African team against a European team in this World Cup. ^[152]

On November 28, 2022, in the second round of Group F, Croatia won 4-1 against Canada, and Canada's Davis scored the fastest goal of the World Cup. ^[153] On the same day, in the second round of Group E, Spain drew 1-1 with Germany. ^[154] On the same day, the second round of the World Cup Group G, Cameroon drew 3-3 with Serbia. ^[155] On the same day, in the second round of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Group H match, South Korea 2-3 Ghana, Mohammed Salisu Scored in the 24th minute, Mohammed Koudus With a header in the 34th minute, Cao Gyu-sung He headed home a goal in the 58th minute and equalised twice with a header in the 61st minute. Mohammed Koudus The 68th minute also completed the double. ^[156]

On November 29, 2022, in the second round of Group G, Brazil won 1-0 against Switzerland to advance to the group stage. ^[157] Portugal advanced to the second round of Group H with a 2-0 win over Uruguay. ^[158] On the same day, in the third round of Group A, Senegal won 2-1 against Ecuador, and entered the World Cup round of 16 as the second place in the group, and Ecuador was eliminated from the third group. ^[160] On the same day, in the third round of Group A, the Netherlands won 1-0 against Qatar to advance to the top of the group, while Qatar was eliminated from the bottom of the group. ^[159]

On November 30, 2022, in the third round of Group B, England won 3-0 against Wales and qualified for the knockout stage. Wales were eliminated from the group stage with only one point from three games; ^[161] On the same day, in the third round of Group B, the United States won 1-0 against Iran in the 38th minute. Christian Pulisic In front of the goal, the second group entered the round of 16; Iran went out third in the group. ^[162] In the third round of Group D, France lost 1-0 to Tunisia, and Australia lost 1-0 to Denmark. After the Group D match, France finished first in the group with 6 points, and Tunisia finished third with 4 points. Australia qualified for the knockout stage as the second team in the group, while Denmark finished bottom with one point. ^[163-164]

On December 1, 2022, in the third round of Group C, Argentina defeated Poland 2-0 and qualified first in the group. ^[165] Mexico won 2-1 against Saudi Arabia to draw level with Poland, but were eliminated on goal difference less than Poland for third place in the group, and bottom of the group Saudi Arabia. ^[166] On the same day, in the third round of Group F, Morocco won 2-1 against Canada, Croatia drew 0-0 against Belgium, Morocco won the top of the group to advance to the knockout stage, Croatia qualified for the second group, Belgium ranked third failed to qualify for the knockout stage, and Canada was eliminated at the bottom of the group. ^[168-169]

On December 2, 2022, in the third round of Group E, Japan defeated Spain 2-1, won the top of the group with 6 points, and qualified for the round of 16 together with Spain, which won the second place in the group by goal difference. ^[170] Germany won 4-2 against Costa Rica, but finished third in the group on goal difference less than Spain. Costa Rica finished bottom of the group with three points, and the two teams went out together. ^[171] In the third round of Group H, Uruguay beat Ghana 2-0 and South Korea defeated Portugal 2-1. South Korea successfully qualified for the knockout stage, Uruguay points and goal difference and Korea are the same, because of fewer goals ranked third in the group, Ghana bottom, both eliminated. ^[172-173]

On December 3, 2022, in the third round of Group G, Brazil lost 1-0 to Cameroon, Brazil won the group on goal difference, Switzerland defeated Serbia 3-2, and successfully qualified for the knockout stage as the second group. Cameroon finished third in the group with four points, while Serbia finished bottom of the group with one point. ^[174-175] On the same day, in the eighth round, the Netherlands beat the United States 3-1 to advance to the last eight. ^[185]

On December 4, 2022, in the eighth finals, Argentina beat Australia 2-1, France eliminated Poland 3-1, and Argentina and France qualified for the last eight. ^[186]

On 5 December 2022, England beat Senegal 3-0 to qualify for the last eight. ^[187] After a 1-1 draw in 120 minutes, Japan lost on penalties to Croatia 2-4 on aggregate. ^[189]

On 6 December 2022, Brazil beat South Korea 4-1 and Morocco beat Spain 3-0 to qualify for the last eight. ^[190-191]

Portugal beat Switzerland 6-1 (5 photos)

On December 7, 2022, in the 18th minute of Portugal's 6-1 victory over Switzerland in the quarterfinals, Joao Felix Give an assist, Gonzalo Ramos Scored with a shot from a small Angle inside the penalty area. In the 33rd minute, Bruno Fernandez Take a corner kick, Pepe A high leap of the head to break the door. Fifty-one minutes, Diogo Dalot Cross the box, Gonzalo Ramos from the centre to score twice. In the 55th minute, Rafael Guerrero Break down the door. In the 57th minute, Akanji scored an empty goal, and Switzerland pulled back. In the 67th minute, Joao Felix Give an assist, Gonzalo Ramos He scored a hat-trick of goals. In stoppage time, Raphael Leo Bottom break on the left. Inside cut. Portugal qualified for the last eight. ^[192]

9 December 2022, Quarter-final, Croatia 0-0 draw in 90 minutes, stoppage time in the first half of extra time against Brazil Neymar with Paquita Kick the wall and shoot into the empty door; 117th minute, Croatia Orcic Cross, Petkovic Strafing to level; In penalty shootout Rodrigo Take a penalty kick and get Livakovich Dive. Croatia advanced to the last four through a penalty shootout. ^[193]

On 10 December 2022, Portugal played Morogo in the quarter-final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The first half Diogo Costa attack error, Ennesri break, Felix made danger, B fee in the box, Portugal 0-1 Morocco; In the second half, both teams were fruitless, and Cedira was sent off for two yellow and one red, and Morocco beat Portugal 1-0 to reach the last four for the first time in history, becoming the first team in history to reach the last four of the World Cup An African team. ^[195]

On 11 December 2022, England played France in the quarter-finals. In the first half, Chuameni scored from long range; In the second half, Chuameni put down Sacca was awarded a penalty, Kane scored the equaliser, Giroud headed the goal, Mount set the point, Kane kicked the ball away. In the end, France beat England 2-1 and qualified for the last four. ^[196]

December 14, 2022, semi-final, the first half of the Alvarez set up, Messi hit the penalty, and then Alvarez scored another goal. In the second half, Messi attacked the half assists Alvarez to complete two degrees. In the end, Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to reach the final. ^[199] On December 15, the 2022 World Cup semi-final, France defeated Morocco 2-0 to reach the final Contest. ^[200]

On 17 December 2022, in the third place final, Croatia won the third place with a 2-1 victory over Morocco, while Morocco finished fourth with the best record in Africa. ^[204]

On December 18, 2022, in the final, Argentina drew 2-2 with France in regular time, with one goal scored by each team in extra time, and Argentina won 4-2 on penalties ; Argentina won the World Cup, with France and Croatia finishing second and third respectively. ^[208]

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Table of leaders in points scored

Group A
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Netherlands	3	2	1	0	5	1	4	7	Outgoing line
2	Senegal	3	2	0	1	5	4	1	6	Outgoing line
3	Ecuador	3	1	1	1	4	3	1	4	Die out
4	Qatar	3	0	0	3	1	7	- 6	0	Die out
Group B
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	England	3	2	1	0	9	2	7	7	Outgoing line
2	America	3	1	2	0	2	1	1	5	Outgoing line
3	Iran	3	1	0	2	4	7	- 3	3	Die out
4	Welsh	3	0	1	2	1	6	- 5	1	Die out
Group C
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Argentina	3	2	0	1	5	2	3	6	Outgoing line
2	Poland	3	1	1	1	2	2	0	4	Outgoing line
3	Mexico	3	1	1	1	2	3	- 1	4	Die out
4	Saudi Arabia	3	1	0	2	3	5	2 -	3	Die out
Group D
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	France	3	2	0	1	6	1	5	6	Outgoing line
2	Australia	3	2	0	1	3	4	- 1	6	Outgoing line
3	Tunisia	3	1	1	1	1	1	0	4	Die out
4	Denmark	3	0	1	2	1	3	2 -	1	Die out
Group E
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Japan	3	2	0	1	4	3	1	6	Outgoing line
2	Spain	3	1	1	1	9	3	6	4	Outgoing line
3	Germany	3	1	1	1	6	5	1	4	Die out
4	Costa Rica	3	1	0	2	3	11	- 8 -	3	Die out
Group F
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Morocco	3	2	1	0	4	1	3	7	Outgoing line
2	Croatia	3	1	2	0	4	1	3	5	Outgoing line
3	Belgium	3	1	1	1	1	2	- 1	4	Die out
4	Canada	3	0	0	3	2	7	- 5	0	Die out
Group G
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Brazil	3	2	0	1	3	1	2	6	Outgoing line
2	Switzerland	3	2	0	1	4	3	1	6	Outgoing line
3	Cameroon	3	1	1	1	4	4	0	4	Die out
4	Serbia	3	0	1	2	5	8	- 3	1	Die out
Group H
Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)	points	remark
1	Portugal	3	2	0	1	6	4	2	6	Outgoing line
2	Korea	3	1	1	1	4	4	0	4	Outgoing line
3	Uruguay	3	1	1	1	2	2	0	4	Die out
4	Ghana	3	1	0	2	5	7	2 -	3	Die out
Reference materials: ^[39] ^[130]

Top scorer

Ranking	player	team	Goal (penalty)
1	Kylian Mbappe	France	8 (2)
2	Lionel Messi	Argentina	7 (4)
3	Olivier Giroud	France	4
3	Julian Alvarez	Argentina	4
5	It's Cody Gacpo	Netherlands	3
	Marcus Rashford	England	3
	Alvaro Morata	Spain	3
	Bukayo Saca	England	3
	Risalisson de Andrade	Brazil	3
	Gonzalo Ramos	Portugal	3
	Enner Valencia	Ecuador	3 (1)
12	Andre Kramaric	Croatia	2
	Mohammed Koudus	Ghana	2
	Cao Gyu-sung	Korea	2
	Alexander Mitrovich	Serbia	2
	Vincent Abubakar	Cameroon	2
	Kay Haverts	Germany	2
	Niklas Filkrug	Germany	2
	Don Anru	Japan	2
	Salem Dawasari	Saudi Arabia	2
	Brel Embolo	Switzerland	2
	Giorgian de Alascaeta	Uruguay	2
	Raphael Leo	Portugal	2
	Walter Weyhorst	Netherlands	2
	Joseph Ennessry	Morocco	2
	Bruno Fernandez	Portugal	2 (1)
	Mahdi Taremi	Iran	2 (1)
	Ferran Torres	Spain	2 (1)
	Robert Lewandowski	Poland	2 (1)
	Neymar	Brazil	2 (1)
	Harry Kane	England	2 (1)
Reference materials: ^[179] Only more than 2 balls are counted

Assisting Player Leaderboard

Ranking	player	team	assist
1	Harry Kane	England	3
	Bruno Fernandez	Portugal	3
	Antoine Griezmann	France	3
	Ivan Perisic	Croatia	3
	Lionel Messi	Argentina	3
6	Phil Foden	England	2
	Vinicius Juniol	Brazil	2
	Teo Hernandez	France	2
	Joao Felix	Portugal	2
	David Klaassen	Netherlands	2
	Mislav Orcic	Croatia	2
	Dusan Tadic	Serbia	2
	Andrea Zhivkovic	Serbia	2
	Jordi Alva	Spain	2
	Alvaro Morata	Spain	2
	Denzel Dumfries	Netherlands	2
	Christian Pulisic	America	2
	Kylian Mbappe	France	2
	Osman Dembele	France	2
	Marcus Thuram	France	2
Reference materials: ^[180] Only 2 assists or more are counted

Complete ranking

Ranking	team	session	-	flat	negative	goal	fumble	Goal difference (GD)
1	Argentina	7	4	2	1	15	8	7
2	France	7	5	1	1	16	8	8
3	Croatia	7	2	4	1	8	7	1
4	Morocco	7	3	2	2	6	5	1
5	Netherlands	5	3	2	0	10	4	6
6	England	5	3	1	1	13	4	9
7	Brazil	5	3	1	1	8	3	5
8	Portugal	5	3	0	2	12	6	6
9	Japan	4	2	1	1	5	4	1
10	Senegal	4	2	0	2	5	7	2 -
11	Australia	4	2	0	2	4	6	2 -
12	Switzerland	4	2	0	2	5	9	4 -
13	Spain	4	1	2	1	9	3	6
14	America	4	1	2	1	3	4	- 1
15	Poland	4	1	1	2	3	5	2 -
16	Korea	4	1	1	2	5	8	- 3
17	Germany	3	1	1	1	6	5	1
18	Ecuador	3	1	1	1	4	3	1
19	Cameroon	3	1	1	1	4	4	0
20	Uruguay	3	1	1	1	2	2	0
21	Tunisia	3	1	1	1	1	1	0
22	Mexico	3	1	1	1	2	3	- 1
23	Belgium	3	1	1	1	1	2	- 1
24	Ghana	3	1	0	2	5	7	2 -
25	Saudi Arabia	3	1	0	2	3	5	2 -
26	Iran	3	1	0	2	4	7	- 3
27	Costa Rica	3	1	0	2	3	11	- 8 -
28	Denmark	3	0	1	2	1	3	2 -
29	Serbia	3	0	1	2	5	8	- 3
30	Welsh	3	0	1	2	1	6	- 5
31	Canada	3	0	0	3	2	7	- 5
32	Qatar	3	0	0	3	1	7	- 6
Reference materials: ^[207]

Event award

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Best award

Award name	gainer
World Cup Ballon d 'Or	Lionel Messi
World Cup Silver Ball	Kylian Mbappe
World Cup Bronze Ball Award	Luka Modric
World Cup golden boot	Kylian Mbappe
World Cup silver boots	Lionel Messi
World Cup boots	Olivier Giroud
World Cup goalkeeper of the Year	Emiliano Martinez
World Cup Rookie of the Year	Enzo Fernandez
FIFA Fair Play Award	England men's national football team
Best ball of the World Cup	Risalisson de Andrade
Reference materials: ^[179] ^[206] ^[212]

Best team

Xinhua News Agency on the best lineup
Awards	Win a prize
Coach of the year	Walid Regraj
Best player	Lionel Messi
Best team - Striker	Kylian Mbappe , Julian Alvarez , Lionel Messi
Best team - Midfield	Luka Modric , Antoine Griezmann , Sofiyan Amrabat
All-team - Guard	Rafael Varane , Teo Hernandez , Ashraf Hakimi , Joshko Gvadiol
Best team - Goalkeeper	Emiliano Martinez
Reference materials: ^[210]

Single field best

Time - field sequence	Rounds - against	Best player	association
November 21 - Session 1	Group A 1st round - Qatar 0-2 Ecuador	Enner Valencia	Ecuador
22 November - Session 2	Group A 1st round - Senegal 0-2 Netherlands	It's Cody Gacpo	Netherlands
November 21 - Session 3	Group B Round 1 - England 6-2 Iran	Bukayo Saca	England
22 November - Session 4	Group B Round 1- United States 1-1 Wales	Gareth Bale	Welsh
November 23 - Session 5	Group D 1st round - France 4-1 Australia	Kylian Mbappe	France
22 November - Session 6	Group D 1st round - Denmark 0-0 Tunisia	Essa Lalenuni	Tunisia
November 23 - Session 7	Group C Round 1 - Mexico 0-0 Poland	Francisco Guillermo Ochoa Magana	Mexico
22 November - Session 8	Group C Round 1- Argentina 1-2 Saudi Arabia	Mohammed Alowais	Saudi Arabia
November 24-9th session	Group F 1st round - Belgium 1-0 Canada	Kevin de Braun	Belgium
November 24 - Session 10	Group E 1st round - Spain 7-0 Costa Rica	Pablo Martin Pais Gavila	Spain
November 23 - Session 11	Group E 1st round - Germany 1-2 Japan	Shuichi Kuda	Japan
November 23 - Session 12	Group F Round 1 - Morocco 0-0 Croatia	Luka Modric	Croatia
November 24 - Session 13	Group G Round 1- Switzerland 1-0 Cameroon	Jan Sommer	Switzerland
November 24 - Session 14	Group H 1st round - Uruguay 0-0 South Korea	Federico Valverde	Uruguay
November 25 - Session 15	Group H 1st round - Portugal 3-2 Ghana	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal
November 25 - Session 16	Group G Round 1 - Brazil 2-0 Serbia	Risalisson de Andrade	Brazil
November 25 - Session 17	Group B Round 2 - Wales 0-2 Iran	Mahdi Taremi	Iran
November 25 - Session 18	Group A 2nd round - Qatar 1-3 Senegal	Famara Didegio	Senegal
November 26 - Session 19	Group A 2nd round - Netherlands 1-1 Ecuador	Frankie de Jong	Netherlands
November 26 - Session 20	Group B Round 2 - England 0-0 United States	Christian Pulisic	America
November 26 - Session 21	Group D Round 2 - Tunisia 0-1 Australia	Mitchell Duke	Australia
November 26 - Session 22	Group C 2nd round - Poland 2-0 Saudi Arabia	Robert Lewandowski	Poland
November 27 - Session 23	Group D Round 2- France 2-1 Denmark	Kylian Mbappe	France
November 27 - Session 24	Group C 2nd round - Argentina 2-0 Mexico	Lionel Messi	Argentina
November 27 - Session 25	Group E 2nd round - Japan 0-1 Costa Rica	Kathy Fuller Spencer	Costa Rica
November 27-26th session	Group F Round 2 - Belgium 0-2 Morocco	Hakeem Ziesh	Morocco
November 28 - Session 27	Group F Round 2 - Croatia 4-1 Canada	Andre Kramaric	Croatia
November 28 - Session 28	Group E 2nd round - Spain 1-1 Germany	Alvaro Morata	Spain
November 28 - Session 29	Group G Round 2 - Cameroon 3-3 Serbia	Vincent Abubakar	Cameroon
November 28 - Session 30	Group H 2nd round - South Korea 2-3 Ghana	Mohammed Koudus	Ghana
November 29 - Session 31	Group G Round 2 - Brazil 1-0 Switzerland	Carlos Enrique Casemiro	Brazil
November 29 - Session 32	Group H 2nd round - Portugal 2-0 Uruguay	Bruno Fernandez	Portugal
November 30 - Session 33	Group B Round 3 - Wales 0-3 England	Marcus Rashford	England
November 30 - Session 34	Group B Round 3 - Iran 0-1 United States	Christian Pulisic	America
November 29 - Session 35	Group A Round 3 - Ecuador 1-2 Senegal	Kalidu Coulibaly	Senegal
November 29 - Session 36	Group A Round 3 - Netherlands 2-0 Qatar	David Klaassen	Netherlands
November 30 - Session 37	Group D Round 3 - Australia 1-0 Denmark	Matthew Leckie	Australia
November 30 - Session 38	Group D third round - Tunisia 1-0 France	Wahbi Hazri	Tunisia
December 01 - Session 39	Group C Round 3 - Poland 0-2 Argentina	Alexis McAllister	Argentina
December 01 - Session 40	Group C Round 3 - Saudi Arabia 1-2 Mexico	Luis Chavez	Mexico
December 01 - Session 41	Group F Round 3 - Croatia 0-0 Belgium	Luka Modric	Croatia
December 01 - Session 42	Group F Round 3 - Canada 1-2 Morocco	Ashraf Hakimi	Morocco
December 02 - Session 43	Group E Round 3 - Japan 2-1 Spain	Aoe Tanaka	Japan
December 02 - Session 44	Group E Round 3 - Costa Rica 2-4 Germany	Kay Haverts	Germany
December 02 - Session 45	Group H Round 3 - Ghana 0-2 Uruguay	Giorgian de Alascaeta	Uruguay
December 02 - Session 46	Group H 3rd round - South Korea 2-1 Portugal	Hwang Hee-chan	Korea
December 03 - Session 47	Group G Round 3 - Serbia 2-3 Switzerland	Granit Zaka	Switzerland
December 03 - Session 48	Group G Round 3 - Brazil 0-1 Cameroon	Epasi Mboka	Cameroon
December 03 - Session 49	Eighth final - Netherlands 3-1 United States	Denzel Dumfries	Netherlands
December 04-50th session	Eighth final - Argentina 2-1 Australia	Lionel Messi	Argentina
December 04 - Session 52	Eighth final - France 3-1 Poland	Kylian Mbappe	France
December 05 - Session 51	Last eight - England 3-0 Senegal	Harry Kane	England
December 05 - Session 53	Eighth final - Japan 1-1 Croatia	Dominic Livakovich	Croatia
December 06 - Session 54	Eighth final - Brazil 4-1 South Korea	Neymar da Silva Santos Juniol	Brazil
December 06 - Session 55	Last eight - Morocco 0-0 Spain	Yassin Bunu	Morocco
December 07-56th session	Eighth final - Portugal 6-1 Switzerland	Gonzalo Ramos	Portugal
December 09 - Session 58	Quarter-final - Croatia 5-3 Brazil	Dominic Livakovich	Croatia
December 10 - Session 57	Quarter final - Netherlands 5-6 Argentina	Lionel Messi	Argentina
December 10 - Session 60	Quarter Final - Morocco 1-0 Portugal	Yassin Bunu	Morocco
December 11 - Session 59	Quarter-final - England 1-2 France	Olivier Giroud	France
December 14 - Session 61	Semi-final - Argentina 3-0 Croatia	Lionel Messi	Argentina
December 15 - Session 62	Semi-final - France 2-0 Morocco	Teo Hernandez	France
17 December - Session 63	Third place final - Croatia 2-1 Morocco	Joshko Gvadiol	Croatia
December 18 - Session 64	Final - France 3-3 Argentina	Lionel Messi	Argentina
Reference materials: ^[181]

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Opening ceremony

Subject article: The opening ceremony of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

At 22:30 on November 20, 2022, the opening ceremony of the 2022 FIFA World Cup was held in Qatar. The opening ceremony lasts for 30 minutes, and in addition to performances by local Qatari artists full of Gulf style, famous singers from five continents are also invited to sing the official theme song of this World Cup and a number of promotional songs. ^[118] Ioc President Thomas Bach and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres attend the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar. ^[106] ^[116]

The opening ceremony of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar was held

mascot

mascot (4 photos)

The Qatar World Cup mascot is called La'eeb . In April 2022, at the group draw ceremony, FIFA officially announced the mascot of the Qatar World Cup, which is a cartoon character named La'eeb, with very Arab characteristics. La'eeb is an Arabic word meaning "a player of exceptional skill". FIFA official introduction: La'eeb comes out of the verse, full of energy and ready to bring the joy of football to everyone. ^[35] Translated into Chinese as "Raib", Chinese netizens nicknamed it "dumpling skin". ^[96]

Race emblem

2022 World Cup logo explanation

On September 4, 2019, the 22nd FIFA World Cup emblem Officially announced. Qatar 2022 FIFA The World Cup logo embodies a vision of connecting the world through football, while also highlighting Qatar's Arab culture and a metaphor for the beautiful game of football. ^[2]

The curved arc of the emblem represents the rolling sand dunes, while the continuous rings both depict the number 8, recalling the eight stunning stadiums that will host the games, and symbolize the infinite possibilities that reflect the interconnected nature of the events. In addition to echoing the shape of the iconic FIFA World Cup trophy, the central style of the emblem also takes inspiration from the traditional wool shawl. In the winter, people in Arabia and the Gulf region wear a variety of shawls. The elaborate embroidery that adorns the cape draws inspiration from different cultures across Asia to celebrate the second time Asia has hosted the FIFA World Cup football tournament, as well as Qatar's diverse population. The logo, which is influenced by the culture of the Arab region, also alludes to the kick-off date of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, which will be the first FIFA World Cup to be held in November and December. The new typeface, designed to accompany the emblem, reimagines traditional Arabic calligraphy in a new contemporary typeface, from Arab culture Drawing inspiration from other Asian cultures, it blends tradition with modernity. ^[2]

Game ball

The official ball of the Group stage and some knockout matches Al Rihla "

Al Rihla, the official ball of the 2022 Qatar World Cup

On March 30, 2022, FIFA announced the official ball of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Al Rihla ". "Al Rihla" means "journey" in Arabic. The design of the football is inspired by the Qatari culture, and some elements are drawn from the Qatari flag and iconic buildings, ships and so on. FIFA said the ball is innovative from the inside out, featuring a 20-piece skin design with a surface texture that improves the accuracy and stability of the ball's flight, making it the fastest airborne ball in World Cup history. The Journey was also designed with environmental considerations in mind and is the first ball in World Cup history to be made entirely of water-based ink and glue. ^[97]

The official ball of the semi-final and final is called "Al Hilm".

On December 11, 2022, FIFA announced the ball for the semi-final and final of the Qatar World Cup, and the official ball name is "Al Hilm", which can be translated into Chinese "dream". The football has a gold surface with red stripes. Made of environmentally friendly water-based ink and glue, the ball is set on a textured gold base inspired by the desert surrounding Doha and the colours of the World Cup. ^[197]

Event ticket

On January 19, 2022, the first stage of ticket application for the 2022 FIFA World Cup was officially opened. Fans can register to apply to buy Qatar World Cup doors through FIFA's official platform Tickets. ^[17]

On April 5, 2022, the second round of ticket sales for the 2022 FIFA World Cup will be officially launched. ^[43]

On July 5, 2022, the third stage of the 2022 FIFA World Cup began. ^[64]

Tickets for the 2022 FIFA World Cup start at 40 Qatari riyals, about 70 yuan. But tickets at that price are limited to Qatari citizens. The lowest price for foreign fans outside Qatar is 438 yuan, which is one-third less than the lowest price of 686 yuan for the 2018 World Cup. ^[17]

Admission ticket

Event music

Theme song:" Hayya Hayya "

"Hayya Hayya" is the first official single of the Qatar World Cup, released in April 2022. Hayya Hayya means "Better together" in English. ^[115] It was performed by American singer Trinidad Cardona, Nigerian singer Davido, and Qatari singer Aisha. The rhythm of the song is light and pleasant to listen to. ^[96]

Welcome to Doha

In August 2022, the new single "Welcome to Doha" (Arhbo) from the official soundtrack of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar was officially released. As the second single from the soundtrack to the Qatar World Cup, it will be available for streaming in full on August 26. ^[70]

The World is Yours to Take The World is Yours to Take

The third song on the soundtrack for the Qatar World Cup is "The World is Yours to Take", performed by singer Lil Baby. the theme frame of the song is a sampling of the famous 1985 single "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by the British band Tears For Fears5. ^[115]

" Light The Sky "

In October 2022, Qatar World Cup released a new official soundtrack single" Light The Sky Featuring four famous female singers from the Arab region, Emirati singer Balqees, Moroccan-Canadian singer Nora Fatehi, Iraqi superstar Rahma Riad, and award-winning Moroccan singer-songwriter Manal. ^[74]

" Tukoh Taka "

On November 19, 2022, FIFA officially released the World Cup fan song" Tukoh Taka ". Kawayu Nicki Minaj , Maluma In collaboration with Myriam Fares. The song will be the official theme song for fans, with lyrics in English, Spanish and Arabic. ^[113]

" Dreamers "

On November 22, 2022, the official song of the 2022 FIFA World Cup" Dreamers The music video is officially released. ^[135]

Tournament trophy

Subject article: The World Cup

On May 6, 2022, the original FIFA World Cup trophy was unveiled in Doha's Asbair Park, officially opening its global A cruise. ^[47]

Race stamp

2022 Qatar World Cup match ball commemorative stamp

On April 1, 2021, Qatar Post issued the first set 2022 Qatar World Cup match ball commemorative stamp The ticket design is the 2022 World Cup emblem. Qatar Post has a partnership with FIFA under which it will issue a series of stamps in the run-up to the World Cup. The stamps are designed to commemorate the various stages of preparations for the World Cup while showcasing Qatar's rich football history. ^[3]

Event poster

On June 15, 2022, with the final 32 of the 2022 Qatar World Cup settled, the official poster of the Qatar World Cup was officially unveiled. This is the first time the World Cup has released a series of posters, all created by Qatari artist Busena Al Muftar. The main poster depicts a traditional headdress thrown into the air, symbolizing the celebration and fan enthusiasm for the event in Qatar and the Arab region. Seven accompanying posters highlight the passion for football in the Arab region and the special meaning of family reunion that football implies. ^[59]

Armband slogan

Each round of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, from the group stage to the final, has its own slogan.

turn	catchword
First round of the group stage	Football unites the world
Second round of the group stage	Protect the earth
Third round of the group stage	Protect children and share food
1/8 final	Education for all, school football
The quarter-finals	Resist discrimination
semifinal	Be positive and get moving
Third and fourth place finals and finals	Football is joy, passion, hope, love and peace - football unites the world ^[111]

Commemorative note

Subject article: Qatar 2022 World Cup special Edition commemorative banknotes

On November 9, 2022, the Central Bank of Qatar, together with FIFA and the Qatar World Cup Organizing Committee, launched the 2022 FIFA World Cup with the logo of FIFA and the World Cup Special edition commemorative banknotes Tickets and coins. The central bank of Qatar said the special edition commemorative banknotes and coins were designed to mark Qatar's hosting of the 2022 World Cup. The note has a face value of 22 Qatari riyals and sells for 75 riyals. One side of the banknote features the image of the Lussel Stadium, the main stadium for the World Cup built by a Chinese company, and the other side features the image of the Bay Stadium, which hosted the final and opening matches of the World Cup respectively. ^[78]

Closing ceremony

Subject article: Qatar 2022 World Cup Closing ceremony

On December 18, 2022, the closing ceremony of the 2022 FIFA World Cup was held at the Lussel Stadium. ^[205]

Out of competition

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Race record

As of December 10, 2022, Japan vs. Croatia, Morocco vs. Spain, Brazil vs. Croatia, Argentina vs. the Netherlands, there have been four penalty shootouts in this World Cup, equalling the record of a single tournament in history. It also equalled the record number of penalty shootouts in a single World Cup, set in 1990, 2006, 2014 and 2018. ^[194]

Race film

In December 2023, the Argentine national team officially announced that the 2022 Qatar World Cup winning film "Elijo Creer" (I Choose to Believe) will be released on December 7 . ^[215]

Media and broadcasting

Main office copyright

On April 8th, 2022, China Media Group 发布关于2022年国际足联世界杯的版权声明，中央广播电视总台（简称“总台”）拥有2022年国际足联世界杯在中国大陆地区独家电视和新媒体版权及分许可权利。 ^[46] On July 15, the China Media Group 2022 FIFA World Cup financial media communication service conference will be held in Beijing ^[65] On November 17, China Media Group issued a statement on the copyright protection of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar; China Media Group holds the exclusive television and new media copyright and sub-license rights for the Qatar World Cup in the People's Republic of China (except Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan). As of the date of this statement, except for China Mobile Migu, Tiktok, Shanghai Five Star Sports Channel, Guangdong Sports Channel, Guangzhou Nanguo City Channel and Guangzhou Competition Channel, no other organizations have been authorized to broadcast Qatar World Cup events. Use the audio and video content, radio and television signals or any related audio and video material of the Qatar World Cup in any way, such as live broadcast, delayed broadcast, on-demand broadcast, rotation, replay, download, theatrical broadcast, public broadcast, etc. ^[101]

Live information

As the official broadcaster, The China Media Group will coordinate new media platforms such as CCTV Video, CCTV News, CCTV Sports, CCTV Net, and TV channels such as CCTV-1, CCTV-2, CCTV-5, CCTV-5+, CCTV-13, CCTV-16, Voice of China, Global Information Radio, Voice of the Economy, Voice of Music, Voice of Taiwan and Voice of the Greater Bay Area And other broadcast frequencies to carry out comprehensive and three-dimensional coverage of the World Cup. Among them, CCTV-5, as the main channel of World Cup broadcasting, will live broadcast 56 matches, including 40 group matches and all 16 knockout matches; CCTV-5+ will broadcast the 8 matches of the third round of the group stage at the same time. CCTV-16 will broadcast the World Cup in 4K ultra HD for the first time. ^[81]

On November 20, 2022, the "Central Video Night" was opened to jointly welcome the opening of the Qatar World Cup, and the total number of views of the live network reached 39.81 million. According to CSM data, the opening ceremony of CCTV-5 central city viewership reached 1.98%, the viewing share reached 18.8%; As of 2:00 on November 21, the share of CCTV-1, CCTV-5, CCTV4K and CCTV-16 central city simultaneous viewing reached 40.15%. ^[125] From November 21 to December 18, a total of 900 million users watched the games through the China Media Group, with a total audience of 25.427 billion times and 5.9 billion hours of viewing time ^[211] . CCTV commentary lineup: He Wei , Liu Jiayuan , Zhu Xiaoyu , Zeng Kan , Li Chenming , Sun Sichen and Shao Shengyi . ^[126]

Tiktok holds the rights to broadcast

On June 21, 2022, China Media Group and Tiktok Group jointly held a cloud release event, announced trill The Group has become the rights-holding broadcaster of the 2022 FIFA World Cup and the strategic partner of China Media Group. ^[60]

Disputed matter

Russia's World Cup mascot has been deleted

In June 2022, at the request of FIFA, the mascot of the 2018 World Cup in Russia was announced Zabivaka (Zabivaka) was removed from the Qatar 2022 promotional film. ^[52]

Vote-buying scandal

On July 29, 2011, FIFA (International Football Association) chairman Blatter Said FIFA was ready to launch an investigation into alleged vote buying at the 2022 World Cup, meaning Qatar could be stripped of the 2022 tournament if it happened.

Since Qatar was awarded the right to host the 2022 World Cup in December 2010, the controversy has not stopped, the competition for Qatar to host the World Cup mainly has two points, one is whether Qatar bought votes in the bidding process, and the second is whether it is appropriate to play in the local high temperature of 50 degrees, and whether the 2022 World Cup needs to be changed to the winter.

In order to thoroughly investigate the bribery incident, Blatter formed a new "resolution committee", the new committee members include Johan Cruyff, Henry Kissinger and Domingue, Blatter said, "Although at this moment, we have not started to investigate the Qatar World Cup, but we will understand the incident step by step, if this resolution committee finds anything wrong, Then they should tell us to look into it and we will take action."

German Football Association president Zwanziger, a newly elected FIFA executive committee member, and major sponsor Adidas have both suggested the 2022 World Cup bid should be reopened. ^[18]

The Iranian team refused to sing the national anthem

On November 21, 2022 Beijing time, the World Cup group stage continued, with England and Iran facing off. The entire Iranian team refused to sing the national anthem before the match to show their support for women's freedom in the country. ^[129]

Sponsorship title

In preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Chinese companies have spent $1.395 billion to become the biggest sponsor of the tournament, surpassing the $1.1 billion spent by U.S. sponsors. The World Cup has four Chinese sponsors: Wanda ($850 million), Hisense ($35 million), Mengniu ($60 million) and Vivo ($450 million). Wanda is a FIFA partner, while the other three are official World Cup sponsors. ^[100] On September 26th, vivo Announced as the official global mobile phone brand of the 2022 FIFA Qatar World Cup. ^[72]

Chinese element

Made in China

Stadiums for the closing ceremony and final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup - Stade Lussel . Qatar's largest stadium, with a capacity of 80,000 spectators, was built by Chinese companies. Qatar's Ambassador to China Mohammed Abdullah al-Dushimi said the Rusair Stadium is not only an important facility for the 2022 World Cup, but also a historic project that marks the practical cooperation between Qatar and China and deepens relations between the two countries. ^[75] ^[167]

800 MW photovoltaic power plant in Alkassa As part of Qatar's "2030 National Vision", the project created the first in the field of new energy photovoltaic power generation in Qatar, which can meet 10% of its national peak electricity demand, significantly increase the proportion of renewable energy in Qatar's energy consumption, and reduce carbon emissions. It will also be connected to the grid at full capacity before the 2022 World Cup, strongly supporting Qatar's commitment to host a "carbon balanced" World Cup . ^[119]

Chinese panda

Subject article: Giant pandas all over the world , Giant panda Jingjing

On October 19, 2022, two Chinese giant pandas "Sihai" and "Jing Jing" arrived at the Hamad International Airport in Doha, the capital of Qatar, by special plane, and the arrival of the big panda House is bound to steal a lot of thunder from the World Cup.

Made in China

China's "small goods team" has a strong momentum, and about 60% of the shirts, hats and backpacks of various countries sold in local malls are made in China. ^[96]

On November 20, 2022, China's new energy buses will become the main force of Qatar World Cup transportation, after the World Cup, these "made in China" pure electric buses will become an important part of Qatar's public transport. ^[117]

Chinese flag bearer

On November 21, 2022, Tam Bo , Nai Boninglin , Dong Tiexiu Carried the FIFA flag at the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Qatar Flag bearer. ^[121] On the same day, selected in the "Chinese Inventory 2022" Recommended List of international words. ^[141]

Exchange activity

On November 21, 2022, as an important part of the 2022 "Visit to the Origin of Football Culture Tour" foreign exchange and promotion activities, China-Qatar youth Cuju Exchange and Experience activities were held in Doha, Qatar Football Training Center. During the World Cup, China Cuju will appear in Qatar through various forms. ^[128]

Chinese song

In the semi-finals of the Qatar World Cup, Argentina will play Croatia on December 14, 2022 at 3pm, while France will play Morocco on December 15 at 3pm. In addition, the official announcement of the World Cup, "Lone Brave", "Believe" two Chinese songs will be played in the semi-final live. ^[198] On December 12, 2022, it was announced that "Reverse War" would appear in the World Cup third place battle. ^[201] On December 17, 2022, the Chinese song of the World Cup final was determined to be "Heart Wall" sung by JJ Lin. ^[203]

Service reception

Card for fans

On March 24, 2022, the relevant authorities of the 2022 Qatar World Cup confirmed the launch of the "fan card", which is designed to facilitate fans to watch the match live.

According to reports, the "fan card" will provide a series of benefits for fans who come to Qatar to watch the football, including free public transport on match days, and foreign fans can use the card as an entry permit. After purchasing Qatar World Cup tickets, fans will also need to apply for a "Fan card" to watch the match. ^[22]

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said: "The World Cup is expected to have 3 million live viewers and 5 billion worldwide People watch." ^[36]

Digital facility

Fans will be able to order food from their seats in the stadium. With the help of a smartphone App, food can be arranged to be delivered directly to your seat. So as long as the spectators don't order food when the ball hits the net, they won't miss any goals.

Event organizers want to make sure spectators keep their communications open at all times. All venues are surrounded by an ElPalm pavilion with solar panel-powered wind turbines that not only provide shade for fans, but also provide them with USB charging stations and WiFi access. An array of sensors around Doha will provide real-time information to help fans travel to and from the stadiums. Traffic information for taxis, parking lots, subway systems and entrances and exits of venues will be pushed instantly through customized apps Easy navigation within the venue.

In addition to fans, athletes attending the World Cup will also be able to gain insight into their on-field performances through a FIFA Player App.

This is the first time the App has been used at a World Cup, and it has been developed in line with FIFA's Vision 2020-2023, which aims to use technology to further improve football. In partnership with FIFPRO, the international federation of Professional footballers, it will give every player the opportunity to review their performance and statistics on the field shortly after each match. ^[103]

Auxiliary facility

Accessibility is an important factor for any tournament, and the World Cup is no exception.

Even visually impaired fans can participate in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. To make the Qatar World Cup more inclusive and accessible, tournament organizers have adopted Bonocle, the world's first Braille entertainment platform, which provides visually impaired people with all the assistive technologies to access digital content. It has transcoding capabilities to support the visually impaired so they can enjoy the event just like everyone else, while improving their ability to travel around Doha.

Another technology called Feelix Palm will also be used at the Qatar World Cup. The technology uses electrical pulses to deliver Braille-like messages to the visually impaired via a tactile palm communicator, but does not restrict their body movement or hearing.

A sensory viewing room is also set up to provide a safe and calm space for young people with autism or sensory processing problems, equipped with interactive projections, controlled lighting and other toys to help them enjoy the game in a comfortable environment. ^[103]

Cooperation between Iran and Iran

On April 10, 2022, Qatar's Ministry of Transport and Communications said it would cooperate with Iran to host football fans during the 2022 FIFA World Cup. According to the agreement between the two countries, about 400 direct flights will be launched between the southern Iranian island of Kish and the Qatari capital Doha during the World Cup to make it easier for fans to travel between the two countries. At the same time, the two countries will organize four large cruise ships to operate the sea from Kish Island to Doha Course. ^[44]

Investment income

On April 12, 2022, the 2022 FIFA World Cup, Qatar is expected to invest a budget of 220 billion US dollars, the most expensive World Cup in history. ^[45]

In June 2022, the 2022 FIFA World Cup will provide a major boost to Qatar's tourism, transport, hotel and catering industries, with a potential boost of $17 billion to the Qatari economy. ^[61]

Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)

In December 2022, RMC Sports reported that the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus hit the French team, and after Rabio, Hupamekano and Coman, Varane and Knut were also infected with the virus, showing symptoms such as fever and cough. ^[202]

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