What do we know? Match Day 3, Group C and Group D standings FIFA World Cup Finals in Qatar 2022
24 Nov 2022•FIFA World Cup
Match day 3 of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar is behind us. We had four games to enjoy on Tuesday: Argentina vs Saudi Arabia (FIFA Group C), Denmark vs Tunisia (FIFA Group D), Mexico vs Poland (FIFA Group C) and France vs Australia (FIFA Group D). The day brought us a lot of excitement and one of the biggest surprises in the tournament so far. Would you like to know what did actually happen and be confident with your sports betting?
Let’s find out the outcomes to help you choose the best betting strategies for the upcoming games in Group C and Group D of the FIFA World Cup Finals.
World Cup Finals in Qatar 2022, Match Day 3, Group C and Group D
- World Cup Group C 2022: Argentina vs Saudi Arabia
- World Cup Group D 2022: Denmark vs Tunisia
- World Cup Group C 2022: Mexico vs Poland
- World Cup Group D 2022: France vs Australia
FIFA GROUP C 2022: Argentina vs Saudi Arabia 2:1 (1:0) – Tuesday, 22.11.22.
Five minutes that shook Argentina! Saudi Arabia surprised the football world.
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What a day it was for the Saudis at the Lusali Stadium in Al Daayen. ‘Green Falcons’ came from behind to record an astonishing 2-1 victory against two-time world champions Argentina (3rd in the FIFA World Ranking) in their FIFA Group C 2022 opener on Tuesday.
Seven-time ‘Golden Ball’ winner Lionel Messi opened the scoring list from the penalty spot early in the first half. Saudi Arabia (51st in the FIFA World Ranking) turned the game on its head remarkably, courtesy of second-half strikes from Saleh Al Shehri and Salem Al Dawsari.
Argentina, regarded by many of us as one of the main favourites to go all the way in Qatar, were not in their finest form on Tuesday.
At the same time, Saudi Arabia managed the game brilliantly and pulled off an incredible shock on the world’s biggest stage, ending Argentina’s 36-game unbeaten streak.
After the first goal for Argentina in the 10th minute, none of us thought the Saudis could or would turn that match around, but this is what’s amazing about the game of football. They got the equalizing goal in the second half, which put oxygen in their veins and let them fight back in the most spectacular way. It was a magnificent overall team performance, collective effort and well-deserved win.
From the beginning of the match, the ‘Albicelestes’ controlled the game and, from time to time, tried to surprise their rivals’ defence.
Most of the time, the Saudis were pushed back to deep defence, working off-side traps pretty well.
We’re all wondering what happened in the Saudis’ dressing room at the half time that helped them to turn around the game so radically.
In the second half, they were not just going for the levelling goal but for the second one needed to win the match too. The major sensation happened pretty quickly, with Herve Renard’s players, Al Shehri and Al Dawsar, beating the Argentine goalkeeper consecutively in the 48th and 53rd minutes.
From that moment, the ‘Green Falcons’ took advantage of their momentum and pushed forward, which worked for them brilliantly. They created many scoring chances but with no luck.
It was a disastrous start to what was expected to be a strong campaign for Lionel Messi’s side. Argentina deserved to lose. The referee gave them enough time (14 minutes of injury time) to change the course of the game, but they were unable to do that. They didn’t create any scoring chances towards the end of the match and looked utterly lost in the game’s final moments.
A lot of credit for the win must go to the Saudi Arabia manager, Herve Renard. He seemed to get it spot on tactically, and his players carried out his instructions really well.
In their match against Poland on Saturday 26, Saudi Arabia will try to pull off another stunning result. Meanwhile, Argentina will play Mexico in hopes of bouncing back from their disappointing defeat.
Goals: Messi (10′), Saleh Al Shehri (48′), Salem Al Dawsari (53′)
Yellow Cards: Almalki, Al Boleahi, Abdulhamid, Al Abed, Al Owais
Argentina: Martinez – Molina, Romero (Martinez 59′), Otamendi, Tagliafico (Acuna 71′) – de Paul, Paredes (Fernandez 59′) – Di Maria, Messi, Papu Gomez (Julian Alvarez 59′) – Martinez
Saudi Arabia: Al Owais – Abdulhamid, Tambakti, Al Boleahi, Al Shahrani (Al Burayk 99′) – Al Shehri (Sultan 79′), Kanno, Al Malki, Al Dawsari – Al Faraj (Nawaf Al Abed 44′ – Al Amri 88′)) – Al Buraikan (Asiri 89′)
FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Group C standings
| Pos. | Country | Played | W | D | L GF GA | GD | Pts |
| 1. | Saudi Arabia | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 2 1 | +1 | 3 |
| 2. | Mexico | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 3. | Poland | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 4. | Argentina | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 1 2 | -1 | 0 |
Argentina’s remaining Group C games and the latest World Cup sports betting odds
Argentina vs Mexico
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Lusail Stadium, Al Daayen
Argentina vs Poland
Date: Wednesday, December 30
Venue: 974 Stadium, Doha
Match day 3, Argentina – latest betting odds:
1). Argentina to win the FIFA World Cup: 17/2 (prob. 10%)
2). Argentina to win Group C: 5/4 (prob. 44%)
3). Argentina to reach the quarter-final: 9/2 (prob. 23%)
4). Argentina to reach the semi-final: 15/2 (prob. 12%)
5). Argentina to reach the final: 8/1 (prob. 11%)
6). Lionel Messi to win World Cup Golden Boot: 11/1 (prob. 8%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Saudi Arabia’s remaining Group C games and the latest World Cup sports betting odds
Saudi Arabia vs Poland
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Education City Stadium
Saudi Arabia vs Mexico
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Venue: Lusali Stadium
Match day 3, Saudi Arabia – latest betting odds:
1). Saudi Arabia to win the FIFA World Cup: 500/1 (prob. 0,2%)
2). Saudi Arabia to win Group C: 24/1 (prob. 4%)
3). Saudi Arabia to reach the quarter-final: 33/1 (prob. 3%)
4). Saudi Arabia to reach the semi-final: 100/1 (prob. 1%)
5). Saleh Al-Shehri to win World Cup Golden Boot: 250/1 (prob. 0,4%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Summary
The bookmaker’s predictions about this game were slightly off this time. Saudi Arabia went beyond any measure of expectation and surpassed even the boldest forecasts of experts who warned of their potential. The Saudis gave a show of their strength but also exposed Argentina’s weaknesses.
The ‘Green Falcons’ will face Poland in the second round of Group C encounters, and if they squeeze a point out of the game, they’ll find themselves in an excellent position to fight for the last 16.
We must remember, though, that Saudi defender Yasser Al Shahrani, who was a victim of a terrifying collision with his goalkeeper, will not be able to perform against Poland. Al Faraj’s performance is also in question.
Argentina will play for their lives in the encounter against Mexico next Saturday, and a win is a must for them. A draw and one point might not be enough to progress to the last 16, even as runners-up of Group C.
Sports betting has never been easier. So, if you’d like to place your bet on any of those two teams, please refer to our website www.betfinal.com for the most accurate FIFA Group C 2022 odds.
Here are some of the game’s statistics:
Possession of the ball: Argentina 68% – 32% Saudi Arabia
Shots: Argentina 14-3 Saudi Arabia
Shots on target: Argentina 6-2 Saudi Arabia
Attacks: Argentina 97-56 Saudi Arabia
Offsides: Argentina 10-1 Saudi Arabia
Corners: Argentina 9-2 Saudi Arabia
Fouls: Argentina 7-21 Saudi Arabia
FIFA GROUP D 2022: Denmark vs Tunisia 0:0 (0:0) – Tuesday, 22.11.22
The bookmaker’s candidate for the World Cup ‘dark horse’ was stopped! The Danes missed their chance.
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Although the “Danish dynamite” were the odds on favourite of the clash, the “Eagles of Carthage” knew how to stand up and create dangerous scoring situations. Even diehard Tunisian fans dared not expect such a result!
With all the odds, the Danish side was expected to win handily against Tunisia, but the game ended with a goalless draw at the Education City Stadium.
However, two goals were scored, but Tunisian forward Issam Jebali was off-side in the first half, and Dane Andreas Olsen in the second.
The Danes struggled to take control of the game from the start. The Tunisians played hard and aggressively and smashed their rivals’ attacks. Had they been luckier, they would have taken the lead early in the game when Mohamed Drager struck at goal. The ball bounced off one of the Danish defenders and narrowly missed the goal.
The Scandinavians fought to the end, and it looked like they would be awarded a penalty kick in added time. Eventually, VAR decided that the Tunisian’s handball did not qualify for the penalty spot.
Fate did a lot to prevent “Danish Dynamite” from winning this meeting, as evidenced by Andreas Christensen’s strike against the post in the 69th minute.
The 0:0 draw seems to be fair for both sides. It was the first goalless draw at this year’s World Cup in Qatar.
Goals: –
Yellow Cards: Kristensen, Jensen – Khenissi
Denmark: Schmeichel – Andersen – Kjaer (Jensen 65′) – Christensen – Kristensen – Delaney (Damsgaard 45+1′)- Eriksen – Hojbjerg – Maehle – Skov Olsen (Lindstrom 65′) – Dolberg (Cornelius 65′)
Tunisia: Dahmen – Bronn – Meriah – Taibi – Abdi – Laidouni (Sassi 88′)- Skhiri – Drager (Kechrida 88′)- Msakni (Mejbri 80′)- Slimane (Sliti 67′) – Jebali (Khenissi 80′)
FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Group D standings
| Pos. | Country | Played | W | D | L GF GA | GD | Pts |
| 1. | France | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 4 1 | +3 | 3 |
| 2. | Denmark | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 3. | Tunisia | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 2 | 0 | 1 |
| 4. | Australia | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 1 4 | -3 | 0 |
Denmark’s remaining Group D games and the latest World Cup sports betting odds
Denmark vs France
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: 974 Stadium, Doha
Denmark vs Australia
Date: Wednesday, December 30
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah
Match day 3, Denmark – latest betting odds:
1). Denmark to win the FIFA World Cup: 28/1 (prob. 3%)
2). Denmark to win Group D: 2/1 (prob. 33%)
3). Denmark to reach the quarter-final: 2/1 (prob. 33%)
4). Denmark to reach the semi-final: 5/1 (prob. 17%)
5). Denmark to reach the final: 12/1 (prob. 8%)
6). Christian Eriksen to win World Cup Golden Boot: 50/1 (prob. 2%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Tunisia’s remaining Group D games and the latest World Cup sports betting odds
Tunisia vs Australia
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah
Tunisia vs France
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Venue: Education City Stadium, Doha
Match day 3, Tunisia – latest betting odds:
1). Tunisia to win the FIFA World Cup: 500/1 (prob. 0,2%)
2). Tunisia to win Group D: 25/1 (prob. 4%)
3). Tunisia to reach the quarter-final: 20/1 (prob. 5%)
4). Tunisia to reach the semi-final: 50/1 (prob. 2%)
5). Tunisia to reach the final: 450/1 (prob. 0,2%)
6). Wahbi Khazri to win World Cup Golden Boot: 200/1 (prob. 0,5%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Summary
Against all the odds, Tunisia held out for a draw against a very good Danish team and got their deserved point. Their energy level was high.
They were switched on mentally and defensively around the box, seeing dangers, winning headers, making tackles, and getting players into forward areas of the pitch. They didn’t have a huge amount of goal-scoring chances, but the fundamentals were at least there.
Because of that, we expect Tunisia to put on a great performance in their next match against Australia. ‘The Carthage Eagles’ have a very good chance of winning it if they continue this level of play.
On the other hand, Denmark will face France in the second round of Group D encounters. And let’s be honest, it will take a Saudi level miracle for the Danes to get even a point from this match.
One thing is certain here. This goalless draw makes both the French and the Aussies well happy.
‘Les Bleus’ will be delighted as it lets them grasp Group D strongly. At the same time, the ‘Socceroos’, despite losing the opening game against France, were given hope of progression to the last 16.
Sports betting has never been easier. So, if you’d like to place your bet on any of those two teams, please refer to our website www.betfinal.com for the most accurate FIFA Group D 2022 odds.
Here are some of the game’s statistics:
Possession of the ball: Denmark 59%-41% Tunisia
Shots: Denmark 10-11 Tunisia
Shots on target: Denmark 5-1 Tunisia
Attacks: Denmark 93-46 Tunisia
Offsides: Denmark 1-1 Tunisia
Corners: Denmark 11-9 Tunisia
Fouls: Denmark 9-10 Tunisia
FIFA GROUP C 2022: Mexico vs Poland 0:0 (0:0) – Tuesday, 22.11.22
Poland draws against Mexico on their own request. Lewandowski’s drama. The Polish captain misses a penalty.
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The result was exactly what we expected in our game predictions. Polish physical strength faced Mexican flair, and both teams played out a stalemate game against each other.
The Polish national team started the match with an interesting defensive set-up. Although the Poles often played with three defenders recently, they came out with four men at the back this time around, indicating their defensive intentions.
In the first half, Poland’s play did not thrill. They didn’t create many scoring opportunities and had only one shot off-target. Although Mexicans stayed on their front foot most of the time, the Polish goalkeeper, Wojciech Szczesny, confidently defended all their strikes.
Despite Lewandowski’s best efforts, the ‘White Eagles’ failed to offer much going forward. Mexican defending trio Moreno, Cesar Montes, and Edson Alvarez kept the Polish striker quiet.
In the 26th minute, Mexico created their first real scoring opportunity. Hector Herrera sent a cross into the Polish penalty area for Vega, who out jumped Matty Cash but sent the header just wide.
The game didn’t change much in the second half. The Mexicans were still more creative on the ball, while the Poles tried to look for their chances on the counter-attacks.
The one dream opportunity that could have given Poland three points came in the 58th minute. Robert Lewandowski won a penalty kick when he burst into the area between Montes and Moreno before going to the ground following a challenge from the latter in the penalty box.
Unfortunately, the Polish national team captain struck the ball weakly and too close to the middle of the goal. Mexican goalie Ochoa guessed correctly and dived to his left to deny the Barcelona striker’s tame effort.
The game’s enthusiastic tempo gradually dipped before the full-time whistle as both nations sought to avoid defeat rather than search for a win in their World Cup opener.
Goals: –
Yellow Cards: Frankowski (76′) – Sanchez (29′), Moreno (56′)
Mexico: Ochoa – Sanchez, Montes, Moreno, Gallardo – Herrera (71′ Rodriguez), Alvarez, Chavez – Lozano, Martin (71′ Jimenez), Vega (84′ Antuna).
Poland: Szczesny – Cash, Glik, Kiwior, Bereszynski – Krychowiak – Kaminski, Szymanski (72′ Frankowski), Zielinski (87′ Milik), Zalewski (46′ Bielik) – Lewandowski.
FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Group C standings
| Pos. | Country | Played | W | D | L GF GA | GD | Pts |
| 1. | England | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 6 2 | +4 | 3 |
| 2. | USA | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 1 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 3. | Wales | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 1 1 | 0 | 1 |
| 4. | Iran | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 2 6 | -4 | 0 |
Mexico’s remaining Group C games and the latest sports betting odds
Mexico vs Argentina
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Lusail Stadium, Al Daayen
Mexico vs Saudi Arabia
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Venue: Lusail Stadium, Al Daayen
Match day 3, Mexico – latest betting odds:
1). Mexico to win the FIFA World Cup: 150/1 (prob. 0,7%)
2). Mexico to win Group C: 23/4 (prob. 15%)
3). Mexico to reach the quarter-final: 6/1 (prob. 14%)
4). Mexico to reach the semi-final: 12/1 (prob. 8%)
5). Mexico to reach the final: 55/1 (prob. 1,8%)
6). Hirving Lozano to win World Cup Golden Boot: 150/1 (prob. 0,7%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Poland’s remaining Group C games and the latest sports betting odds
Poland vs Saudi Arabia
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Education City Stadium, Doha
Poland vs Argentina
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Venue: 974 Stadium, Doha
Match day 3, Poland – latest betting odds:
1). Poland to win the FIFA World Cup: 200/1 (prob. 0,5%)
2). Poland to win Group C: 23/4 (prob. 15%)
3). Poland to reach the quarter-final: 6/1 (prob. 14%)
4). Poland to reach the semi-final: 15/1 (prob. 6,3%)
5). Poland to reach the final: 50/1 (prob. 2%)
6). Robert Lewandowski to win World Cup Golden Boot: 50/1 (prob. 2%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Summary
Both teams had to settle for a share of points in this encounter, and neither took full advantage of the earlier result in Group C.
A result which saw Argentina (two-time world champions) suffer a surprising 2:1 defeat against Saudi Arabia, who, against all the odds, finished at the top of the group that evening.
With one point each after the first round of Group stage games, Poland and Mexico are equally favoured to progress to the last 16, with a slight indication towards the Mexican team. Even the Top spot in Group C is still open for both of them.
Sports betting has never been easier. So, if you’d like to place your bet on any of those two teams, please refer to our website www.betfinal.com for the most accurate FIFA Group C 2022 odds.
Here are some of the game’s statistics:
Possession of the ball: Mexico 59% – 41% Poland
Shots: Mexico 10-6 Poland
Shots on target: Mexico 4-2 Poland
Attacks: Mexico 90-60 Poland
Offsides: Mexico 3-0 Poland
Corners: Mexico 6-5 Poland
Fouls: Mexico 14-16 Poland
FIFA GROUP D 2022: France vs Australia 4:1 (2:1) – Tuesday, 22.11.22
‘Les Bleus’ run over ‘Kangaroos’. Strong start for the defending champions, as Olivier Giroud equals Thierry Henry’s record.
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Only for a moment did the possibility of another upset hang in the air at the World Cup Finals in Qatar. Australia took a quick lead in the match against France, but the world champions showed their true form, rising to the challenge. ‘Les Bleus’ replied with four unanswered goals against the ‘Kangaroos’ and made a successful start to their battle to defend the championship title.
The French national team, however, was extremely unlucky before the tournament. They lost several key players to injuries like Benzema, Kante or Kimpembe. That’s why we were all wondering what shape the defending champions were in.
And it didn’t start well for them.
It was as early as the ninth minute when it seemed like another World Cup surprise at the Al Janoub Stadium when Australia unexpectedly took the lead after a goal by Craig Goodwin. The French looked like children in a fog at the beginning, and Australia was able to exploit the world champions’ weak period of play.
‘Les Bleus’ were getting things rolling slowly. They might have even lost a second goal when Duke kicked hard at goal in the 22nd minute, but the ball narrowly missed the post.
The world champions managed to equalise six minutes later, with the Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot squeezing the ball into the net.
And the French onslaught began.
In the 33rd minute, the Australians made a mistake on the counter-attack. Adrien Rabiot took the ball, ran into the penalty area and laid it off to Giroud, who completed the formalities and scored the second goal for France.
‘Les Bleus’ dominated the encounter in the second half, and we witnessed spectacular offensive play from Didier Deschamps’ players.
In the 68th minute, Kylian Mbappe took advantage of Dembele’s pass and hit the net with a headshot. Three minutes later, Giroud put the ball into the net for the second time.
The striker thus scored his 51st goal for the national team, equalling Thierry Henry in the ranking of France’s all-time Top Scorers.
In the end, the French fizzled out but fully controlled the match. The Australians were unable to fight back.
Goals: Rabiot 27′, Giroud 32′,71′, Mbappe 68′ – Goodwin 9′
Yellow Cards: Duke, Irvine, Mooy
France: Lloris – Pavard (89. Kounde), Konate, Upamecano, L.Hernandez (13. T. Hernandez) – Griezmann, Tchouameni (76. Fofana), Rabiot – Dembele (76. Coman), Giroud (89. Thuram), Mbappe
Australia: Ryan – Atkinson (85. Degenek), Souttar, Rowles, Behich – McGree (73. Mabil), Mooy, Irvine (85. Baccus) – Leckie, Duke (56. Cummings), Goodwin (74. Kuol)
FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Group D standings
| Pos. | Country | Played | W | D | L GF GA | GD | Pts |
| 1. | France | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 4 1 | +3 | 3 |
| 2. | Denmark | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 3. | Tunisia | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 0 0 | 0 | 1 |
| 4. | Australia | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 1 4 | -3 | 0 |
France’s remaining Group D games and the latest sports betting odds
France vs Denmark
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: 974 Stadium, Doha
France vs Tunisia
Date: Wednesday, December 30
Venue: Educaition City Stadium, Doha
Match day 3, France – latest betting odds:
1). France to win the FIFA World Cup: 5/1 (prob. 17%)
2). France to win Group D: 4/9 (prob. 69%)
3). France to reach the quarter-final: 8/15 (prob. 65%)
4). France to reach the semi-final: 13/8 (prob. 38%)
5). France to reach the final: 3/1 (prob. 25%)
6). Kylian Mbappe to win World Cup Golden Boot: 8/1 (prob. 11%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Australia’s remaining Group D games and the latest sports betting odds
Australia vs Tunisia
Date: Saturday, November 26
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah
Australia vs Denmark
Date: Wednesday, November 30
Venue: Al Janoub Stadium, Al Wakrah
Match day 3, Australia – latest betting odds:
1). Australia to win the FIFA World Cup: 400/1 (prob. 0,2%)
2). Australia to win Group D: 20/1 (prob. 5%)
3). Australia to reach the quarter-final: 30/1 (prob. 3%)
4). Australia to reach the semi-final: 66/1 (prob. 1,5%)
5). Australia to reach the final: 300/1 (prob. 0,3%)
6). Jamie Maclaren to win World Cup Golden Boot: 250/1 (prob. 0,4%)
NOTE: The average odds comparison, source – oddschecker.com. The odds are valid on the day of the article’s publication and may be subject to change during the tournament.
Summary
One thing is sure in Group D. The earlier goalless draw between Denmark and Tunisia suits both teams, the French and the Aussies.
‘Les Bleus’ because it firmly puts them in the top spot for Group D. At the same time, despite losing their opening game, the ‘Socceroos’ still have hope for progression to the last 16.
France seems to be a clear favourite as the Group D winner, with three other teams still in the game for the runner-up position.
Sports betting has never been easier. So, if you’d like to place your bet on any of those teams, please refer to our website www.betfinal.com for the most accurate FIFA Group D 2022 odds.
Here are some of the game’s statistics:
Possession of the ball: France 61% – 39% Australia
Shots: France 21-4 Australia
Shots on target: France 7-1 Australia
Attacks: France 92-58 Australia
Offsides: France 0-0 Australia
Corners: France 8-1 Australia
Fouls: France 5-11 Australia
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1). When and where is the 2022 World Cup?
Qatar will host the 2022 Fifa World Cup this winter, the first to be organised by an Arab country and the second held entirely in Asia. It is the 22nd edition of the tournament, which began way back in 1930.
The event starts on Sunday, November 20, with a match between Qatar and Ecuador.
The Final (and 64th match) will kick-off in Lusail on Qatar National Day, Sunday, December 18, 2022.
- November 20: Opening match of 2022 World Cup (Qatar v Ecuador)
- December 2: Group phase concludes
- December 3-6: Round of 16
- December 9-10: Quarterfinals
- December 13-14: Semifinals
- December 17: Third Place Match
- December 18: Final
2). Who is in the World Cup 2022 Finals?
A total of 32 teams compete in the FIFA World Cup. 31 of them must qualify for the tournament, with Qatar qualifying automatically as a host. There are 13 nations from Europe, 4 from South America, 4 from Asia, 5 from Africa, 4 from North America, and Australia, which is a member of the Asian confederation.
- Host: Qatar
- Europe: Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Wales.
- The rest of the world: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Ecuador, USA, Canada, Senegal, Ghana, Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Japan, Costa Rica and Australia.
3). Why is the World Cup in November?
This year’s World Cup has been scheduled for November and December, unlike in the usual June and July window. This has been done to combat the fierce Qatari summer heat, which is often more than 40°C during the period. The average temperature in November is 24°C and 21°C in December.
4). Are tickets for the World Cup 2022 available?
Tickets are available through the official FIFA website, with more than 800,000 tournament tickets sold during the first and second phases, which have already been gone.
The online Last Minute Sales on a “first come, first served” basis is currently open and will run until the end of the FIFA World Cup on 18 December.
5). How much does a final World Cup ticket cost?
Four categories of tickets are made available to supporters wanting to attend the World Cup in Qatar.
- Category 1 – is the highest priced, located in prime areas within the stadium.
- Category 2 and Category 3 – are seating areas within the stadium offering a less-premium view of the action.
- Category 4 – is a seating area within the stadium reserved exclusively for residents of Qatar.
All tickets are sold in Qatari riyal to both residents of Qatar and international fans, with prices ranging from 40 riyals ($11) to 5,850 riyals ($1,607).
Looking for previous days analysis?
- FIFA World Cup 2022: Match Day 1, Group A standings
- FIFA World Cup 2022: Match Day 2, Group A and Group B standings
Published: November 2022
By: Rafa
