It establishes six qualifying regions in order to ensure a geographic distribution: Africa, Asia, Europe, North, and Central America, with the Caribbean, Oceania, and South America making up the final pot.
A group can only have a maximum of two European teams and no more than two teams from the same zone, with the exception of Europe.
2022 FIFA World Cup: Which teams are in Group F?
Despite not immediately coming to mind as one of the world’s best footballing nations, Belgium is now ranked second. The Red Devils should have no trouble advancing in a group with an average global ranking of 19.25 and a spread of 39 places.
While Canada (41st) and Morocco (22nd) may find it difficult to advance to the competition’s following rounds, Croatia (12th) will be close behind. The host nation and the seven best teams are placed in each of the eight groups according to FIFA’s seeding method.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage will run from November 23 until December 1, 2022. Belgium, Canada, Morocco, and Croatia make up the group. To the round of 16 will go the top two teams.
