eagerly awaited on November 20 FIFA World Cup 2022 scheduled to start and Football Fans around the world are very enthusiastic about it. FIFA officially announced the game schedule and fixtures on its website the other day.
Everyone found the matches and dates interesting. Depending on the drawing method, the teams will face off in various groups. In the 22nd FIFA World Cup, 64 matches will be played between 32 teams. The game schedule is given below.
World Cup schedule and details (time in GMT)
A total of 48 matches will be played in eight different stadiums in Qatar over 12 days.
- Qatar Vs Ecuador – Sunday 20 November 19:00
- England – Iran – Monday 21 November 16:00
- Senegal – Netherlands – Monday 21 November 19:00
- USA – Wales – Monday 21 November 22:00
- Argentina – Saudi Arabia – Tuesday, November 22, 13:00
- Denmark – Tunisia – Tuesday, November 22, 16:00
- Mexico – Poland – Tuesday, 22 November 19:00
- France Vs Australia – Tuesday 22 November 22:00
- Morocco vs Croatia – Wednesday 23 November 13:00
- Germany – Japan – Wednesday 23 November 16:00
- Spain vs Costa Rica – Wednesday 23 November 19:00
- Belgium Vs Canada – Wednesday 23 November 22:00
- Switzerland – Cameroon – Thursday, November 24, 13:00
- Uruguay – South Korea – Thursday, November 24, 16:00
- Portugal Vs Ghana – Thursday 24 November 19:00
- Brazil – Serbia – Thursday, 24 November 22:00
- Wales Vs Iran – Friday 25 November 13:00
- Qatar – Senegal – Friday 25 November 16:00
- Netherlands Vs Ecuador – Friday 25 November 19:00
- England Vs USA – Friday 25 November 22:00
- Tunisia – Australia – Saturday, 26 November 13:00
- Poland – Saudi Arabia – Saturday, 26 November 16:00
- France – Denmark – Saturday, 26 November 19:00
- Argentina – Mexico – Saturday, 26 November 22:00
- Japan Vs Costa Rica – Sunday, November 27 13:00
- Belgium Vs Morocco – Sunday, November 27, 16:00
- Croatia Vs Canada – Sunday 27 November 19:00
- Spain – Germany – Sunday, 27 November 22:00
- Cameroon Vs Serbia – Monday, 28 November 13:00
- South Korea Vs Ghana – Monday, 28 November 16:00
- Brazil – Switzerland – 28 November Monday 19:00
- Portugal – Uruguay – Monday, 28 November 22:00
- Ecuador Vs Senegal – Tuesday 29 November 18:00
- Netherlands – Qatar – Tuesday 29 November 18:00
- Iran vs USA – Tuesday 29 November 22:00
- Wales Vs England – Tuesday 29 November 22:00
- Tunisia – France – Wednesday, 30 November 18:00
- Australia – Denmark – Wednesday, 30 November 18:00
- Poland Vs Argentina – Wednesday, 30 November 22:00
- Saudi Arabia – Mexico – Wednesday, 30 November 22:00
- Croatia – Belgium – Thursday, 1 December 18:00
- Canada Vs Morocco – Thursday, 1 December 6:00 pm
- Japan – Spain – Thursday, December 1, 22:00
- Costa Rica – Germany – Thursday, December 1, 22:00
- South Korea – Portugal – Friday, 2 December 18:00
- Ghana Vs Uruguay – Friday, December 2 6:00 PM
- Serbia – Switzerland – Friday, 2 December 22:00
- Cameroon – Brazil – Friday, 2 December 22:00
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Features of FIFA World Cup 2022
FIFA has released a roster of 36 referees, 69 assistant referees and 24 video assistant referees for the event on 19 May 2022. FIFA has appointed two officials each from Argentina, Brazil, England and France to the 36 referees. At a major men’s event, women will officiate for the first time.
After the event in South Korea and Japan in 2002, this will be the second World Cup held entirely in Asia and the first ever in the Arab world. In addition, the tournament is planned to be the last with a 32-player field; For the tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada in 2026, the field is planned to be expanded to 48 teams.
2022 FIFA World Cup Critics
The 1954 World Cup was held in Switzerland, which is more than three times larger than Qatar and should only host 16 teams instead of the current 32 teams. Qatar is the smallest country ever to be awarded the FIFA World Cup. Qatar has become the second country to be awarded a FIFA World Cup, although it has never qualified for a previous edition.
They came under harsh criticism for their decision to evaluate certain parts of their laws. There was often a contentious debate about its laws regarding alcohol and same-sex marriage. Additionally, their treatment of FIFA World Cup staff was also criticized.
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