World Cup seeding explained as Sweden misses out and several top nations could face groups of death ahead of December draw
It’s Coming Home With the 2020 European Champions delayed until 2021, football fans will be able to enjoy two straight years of international football tournaments. However the World Cup in 2022 will be the first of its kind. With the exceedingly hot temperatures in Qatar, the event will be run during the winter. Even though the Euros has not begun, World Cup qualifying is inbound and some country’s Nations League and Friendly performances are having a serious impact on the way in which they will be seeded. The draw for the 10 groups is set to take place on December 7th, the 55 nations will be split into 5 groups of six and 5 groups of 5. Group winners will qualify automatically for the tournament. 📰 CONFIRMED: The @UEFA Preliminary Draw for the FIFA #WorldCup Qatar 2022 will take place on 7 December 📺 Ceremony will be live-streamed on https://t.co/zJTWWlvUsi ℹ️ More info 👉 https://t.co/IKkR0AaasO pic.twitter.com/vkFIti5igq — FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) October 22, 2020...