This is the Ultimate Guide to Fifa World Cup 2022
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FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™
The football tournament will start from 20 November to 18 December in the country of Qatar. This tournament will be the 22nd edition of the competition, and the first played in the Arab world and Muslim country. It will be the second time playing in the continent of Asia.
Here is everything you need to know about the tournament with full details on the teams, groups, fixtures, stadiums, ticketing, and more.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Groups
Group A
- Qatar Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Ecuador Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Senegal Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- The Netherlands Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group B
- England Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- IR Iran Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- USA Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Wales Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group C
- Argentina Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Saudi Arabia Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Mexico Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Poland Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group D
- France Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Australia Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Denmark Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Tunisia Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group E
- Spain Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Costa Rica Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Germany Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Japan Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group F
- Belgium Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Canada Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Morocco Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Croatia Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group G
- Brazil Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Serbia Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Switzerland Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Cameroon Team Analysis | Players to Watch
Group H
- Portugal Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Ghana Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Uruguay Team Analysis | Players to Watch
- Korea Republic Team Analysis | Players to Watch
FIFA World Cup 2022 Matches
There will be 64 matches in this World Cup.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Match Schedule
The group stage will be played from 20 November to 2 December. The knockout stage will be played from 3 to 18 December.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Tickets
The World Cup tickets Last Minute Sales Phase is available and you can get tickets until 18 December.
Links:
Apply for FIFA World Cup tickets (international fans)
Apply for FIFA World Cup tickets (Qatar residents)
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™Slogan
Now is All™ is the slogan for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. It’s about hard work, determination, and effort – all to achieve the win.
The Official FIFA World Cup 2022™ Emblem
The FIFA World Cup™ emblem incorporates burgundy and white colours that are synonymous with Qatar’s national flag.
The emblem’s design embodies the vision of an event that connects and engages the entire world, while also featuring striking elements of local and regional Arab culture, as well as references to the beautiful game.
The swooping curves of the emblem represent desert dunes, and the unbroken loop depicts both the number eight – representing the tournament’s host stadiums – and the infinity symbol, reflecting the event’s interconnected nature, which fuses tradition with modernity.
Diacritics Marks are placed above and below letters in Arabic. The flow of the Desert and the Shawl The top of the emblem represents the elegant movement of desert dunes and of the shawl, which is worn around the Arab and Gulf region in particular.
Football is Presented in a geometric style, referencing Arab culture. An intriguing 3D object Designed to surprise and delight, the emblem can rotate to reveal a perfect circle, reflecting both our planet and a football.
The FIFA World Cup™ trophy shapes The most renowned silhouette in the football world. Decorative elements Floral patterns, like those embroidered on Qatari shawls, are important elements of Qatar’s heritage.
Based on traditional Arab art, these decorations reflect the richness of Middle Eastern culture. Infinity symbol and figure 8 This symbol is multifaceted, representing the 8 stadiums where the FIFA World Cup™ will be played and the human connections that will endure long past the tournament.
A typeface with a human touch The elegance of hand-written Arabic calligraphy inspired the typeface, witnessed here in the extended line between letters, called kasheeda, and the unique letter Q
Official Mascot of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™
Official Mascot Hi, I’m La’eeb™! The Official Mascot of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™.
Consider me your best football buddy. I’m here to inspire you all, cheer the action, celebrate every goal, and welcome the world to my favourite place – Qatar! I also love to help people and bring them joy – it’s a mascot’s job after all… So you’ll find me everywhere within this Fan Guide with helpful hints and tips, as well as some fun facts.
I’m obsessed with the beautiful game – even my name means super-skilled player in Arabic you know. I’ll be flying all around Qatar during the FIFA World Cup™ (when I’m not in the Mascot-verse of course).
Wherever there is football, you can be sure I’ll be close by – take a selfie with me if you see me! Even though I’ve inspired some of the most iconic goals scored on the biggest stage of all in the past, what I’m looking forward to during this FIFA World Cup™ is supporting everyone.
If you have a vision, work hard, and aim for your goals, I’m here to help and inspire you to achieve your dreams. I believe that every moment matters and I want others to feel the same way too. Now is All™
FIFA World Cup 2022™ Official Match Ball
Official Match Ball Working together for unsurpassed results is somewhat of a theme in Qatar – just take a look at the spectacular stadiums and innovative infrastructure.
The same processes of close collaboration were applied to the creation of the FIFA World Cup 2022™ Official Match Ball. FIFA and Adidas combined forces to create their 14th successive ball for the tournament.
The remarkable outcome was Al Rihla, meaning ‘the journey in Arabic. Al Rihla is inspired by the culture, architecture, iconic boats, and flag of Qatar.
The bold, vibrant colours set on a pearlescent background represent the FIFA World Cup™ Host Country and the ever-increasing speed of the game.
Get ready to see a ball that travels faster in flight than any other in the tournament’s history – supporting high-quality matches like never before. Find it in all good sports stores around Qatar and at our Fan Zones.
Official FIFA World Cup™ Trophy
Official FIFA World Cup™ Trophy The FIFA World Cup™ Trophy is awarded to the winners of the FIFA World Cup™. The trophy depicts two athlete figures holding up the Earth – their shapes replicating the excitement of victory. It was made by the Stabilimento Artistico Bertoni Company in Milan, Italy.
This version of the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy was introduced in 1974. “My idea was to design a trophy that I hoped would also become a sculpture.” Silvio Gazzaniga, Designer
Official Soundtrack Qatar 2022™
Official Soundtrack Qatar 2022™ is all about bringing the world together in harmony, so it stands to reason that this year, for the first time, instead of one official song, a full FIFA World Cup™ Official Soundtrack has been released. A multi-song collection, featuring international artists across a variety of musical genres delivering smash hits, sets the tone for a truly global celebration. By bringing all these voices together, this collection symbolizes how music and football can unite the world.
FIFA World Cup 2022 Stadiums
The 64 matches will take place across eight venues:
Al Bayt Stadium:
The football stadium gets its name from ‘Bayt al sha’ar’ – which were tents historically used by nomadic peoples in Qatar and the Gulf region.
The design honours Qatar’s history and presents while maintaining one eye on the future of the community.
The stadium covers an area bigger than 30 football pitches, Al Bayt Park boasts vast green areas with play areas and exercise stations, along with running, cycling, horse riding, and camel riding tracks.
In addition, the precinct is home to multi-sport grounds which are also open for public use. In November 2021, the Quodorat Centre, a neighbourhood space for the protection of cultural heritage and inter-generational dialogue, opened its new headquarters within the precinct, in collaboration with the SC and Aspire Zone.
Directed by Qatar’s Ministry of Culture and Sport, a branch of the Noma’s Centre will train youth about the country’s cultural heritage by organizing a numeral of activities, including horse riding.
Capacity: 60000
World Cup Mthches:9
Design: Qatar Traditional nomadic tent
Host: The opening match
Education City Stadium:
The front of the football stadium features triangles that form complex, diamond-like geometrical patterns which appear to change colour with the sun’s motion across the sky. Its also dubbed the “diamond in the desert”
Like diamonds, the stadium’s design symbolizes quality, durability, and resilience – and will become something to be treasured, both for the memories it holds and its future value to Qatar.
The stadium was developed using an intricate, multi-faceted design reminiscent of gems.
It was inaugurated on June 15, 2020, in a virtual event that paid tribute to front-line healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:8
Design: Inspired by Diamonds
Host: Matches of quarter-finals
Khalifa International Stadium:
The stadium is located near Aspire Park and Villagio Mall, Khalifa International was the first stadium prepared for Qatar 2022.
The football stadium is best known for its dual arches and wide canopy that help keep the stadium’s integration of its cooling system cool for use year-round.
the stadium now features a new facade. The new stadium’s LED lighting system counts a new dimension to the fan experience.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:8
Design: Dual Arches
Host: The third-place match
Al Janoub Stadium
Designed by the late British Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, the stadiums were designed inspired by the sails of the traditional dhow sailboats used for trading and transporting goods.
Its located in Qatar’s second-most populated city, Al Wakra, approximately 20km (13.6 miles) south of Doha.
An ingenious cooling system and retractable roof indicate the stadium will be used all year round.
AECOM and Zaha Hadid Architects designed the football stadium.
Al Janoub Park, within the precinct, opened in February 2020. It features running tracks, cycling, green spaces, children’s play areas, and others. Yet, there will be a marketplace and neighbourhood facilities, which include a mosque and a school.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:7
Design: Traditional dhow sailboats
Al Thumama Stadium
The Football Stadium, less than 15km (9 miles) away from Hamad International Airport, is also inspired by Gulf culture, in this case, the gahfiya – a traditional openwork skullcap that is for men and boys across the Middle East.
Stadiums Qatari architect Ibrahim M Jaidah Its stated in an interview that just like the gahfiya is “used to protect one’s head from the heat, the shape is also used to shield spectators from the sun”.
The gahfiya forms a fundamental layer of the traditional clothing of the Gulf region. It also symbolises dignity and independence.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:8
Design: Traditional Arab Gahfiya Cap
Host: Matches of quarter-finals
Stadium 974
Stadium 974, also known as Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, is believed the first completely dismantlable stadium in the history of the Fifa World Cup tournaments.
Designers of the stadium Fenwick Iribarren Architects, the 40,000-capacity stadium is named after Qatar’s global three-digit dialling code, +974, and also the number of shipping containers used to make it.
The stadium’s innovative modular design indicated that fewer normal building materials were needed than in traditional stadium development, which helped maintain building expenses down.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:7
Design: Shipping Containers
Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium
Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, also known as Al Rayyan Stadium, was designed by British firm BDP Pattern and inaugurated on December 18, 2020, to mark two years until the World Cup 2022 final.
Developed to mimic the dunes of the desert, the stadium is located next to the Mall of Qatar and can be reached by taking the green metro line.
Capacity:40000
World Cup Matches:7
Design: Sand Dunes Of The Desert
Lusail Stadium
Lusail Stadium is Qatar’s biggest football stadium and will host the Fifa World Cup 20222 final on December 18, along with nine other matches during every stage of the event.
The stadium’s design – by British firm Foster + Partners – is inspired by the interplay of light and shadow that represents the “fanar” lantern.
The stadium’s shape and facade reflect the intricate decorative motifs on bowls and other vessels characteristic of the golden age of art and craftsmanship in the Arab and Islamic world.
Capacity:80000
World Cup Matches:10
Design: Fanar Lantern
Host: The Final Of Fifa World Cup 2022
Fact:
Qatar 2022 stadiums have more than 850,000m² of new green space, equivalent to 121 full-sized football pitches!
Fifa World Cup Qatar 2022 squads
Whereas FIFA World Cup squads were previously comprised of 23 players, each country will take 26 to Qatar 2022. Teams must submit their squads to FIFA by 14 November. Some have already released theirs:
FIFA World Cup titles
Brazil (5) Germany (4) Italy (4) Argentina (2) France (2) Uruguay (2) England (1) Spain (1)
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