The {--mlinkarticle=886-- 2022 World Cup Qualifiers qualification was the qualifying process which decided the 31 teams that would join hosts Qatar, who received an automatic spot, at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Parallel tournaments were organised by FIFA's six confederations. Qualification started on 6 June 2019 with several matches of the AFC zone, the first being between Mongolia and Brunei, and ended on 14 June 2022 with an inter-confederation play-off between Costa Rica and New Zealand.

to play football It is always changing and evolving. According to the changing era If it is a big report of each league and country That is the World Cup itself. People who play football professionally dream of being part of the national representatives. Because the World Cup is a competition that takes place every 4 years, there will be a total of 216 national teams around the world competing to qualify. 32 real teams It is the highest point of football players.

Every year at the World Cup Only half of the 32 teams will qualify for the knockout round. Goals set as the teams draw on points at the 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage in Qatar.

Host Qatar is not counted. Every team at the FIFA World Cup 2022 Qualifying Rules Group Stagehas gone through an intense qualifying journey. It is not uncommon for certain situations in the group stage to draw. Until some teams have the same points until there is a goal difference - the same loss, but anyway, every group must have a champion and a group runner-up who go through to the next round and must have 2 more teams pack their bags and go home and not Just the qualifying round is over. Being group winners and runners-up is also a condition that determines how difficult it will be for their opponents in the round of 16. These are the conditions for qualifying for the last 16 of the 2022 FIFA World Cup group stage, which will probably be the last time that 32 teams will be in this round before increasing to 48 for the 2026 World Cup.

During the FIFA World Cup 2022™ some areas may be busier than usual, including those near the stadiums, the FIFA Fan Festival™ and the many attractions and events across the country.

Whether home or away, the 5 Rs will help us all progress through the tournament without stoppages.

Check out our handy transport guide for day-to-day travel during the tournament.

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Re-mode
Consider walking, cycling or using public transport.
Share the ride: carpool with co-workers, family members or friends
If you're a resident and driving to a match, see if you can share the ride.
The tournament bus services are the most convenient for ticketholders.

Re-time
Avoid travel during rush hour and areas where matches are being played; try to travel at quieter times
Do all of your staff need to arrive at the same time? Businesses are encouraged to implement flexible working hours to allow staff to arrive at staggered times.

Reroute
Will your normal route be busy? Aim to plan alternative routes and allow extra time for journeys
Check for road closures/ diversions before you travel
Use Park & Ride options when visiting central Doha

Remain
Consider getting deliveries instead of making the trip yourself.
Save yourself the hassle of traveling. Stock up on pantry goods before tournament time
Do you really need to go to the shopping mall or supermarket? Walk and visit local convenience shops instead
Avoid a busy commute and work from home when possible

Reduce
Reschedule meetings or trips to occur outside of matchday times
Do you need to meet face-to-face? Consider switching to phone or video meetings.
Qatar has a well-connected public transport network, which will help you get around central Doha, where parking is limited.

Residents and locals are encouraged to drive and share the ride when traveling to stadiums.

Check out the Public Transport section on the Getting Around Qatar webpage to find out about the country's range of public transport options to help you beat the traffic.

Information about road diversions, closures and restrictions will be available closer to the tournament.

Business-as-usual (BAU) Travel around Stadiums
Do you usually travel around one of the Qatar 2022™ stadiums?

From 20 November to 18 December, public transport and roads surrounding the venues are expected to be busier than usual, especially 3 hours before match kick-off until 2 hours after the final whistle.

Adapt your travel routine if traveling in and around these areas to avoid traffic congestion and delays.

Check the Match Schedule, or the stadium-specific kick-off dates and times below, to see if your regular journeys could be affected:

Al Bayt Stadium

20 November (7 PM kick-off)
23 November (1 PM kick-off)
25 November (10 PM kick-off)
27 November (10 PM kick-off)
29 November (6 PM kick-off)
1 December (10 PM kick-off)
4 December (10 PM kick-off)
10 December (10 PM kick-off)
14 December (10 PM kick-off)

Al Thumama Stadium

21 November (7 PM kick-off)
23 November (7 PM kick-off)
25 November (4 PM kick-off)
27 November (4 PM kick-off)
29 November (10 PM kick-off)
1 December (6 PM kick-off)
4 December (6 PM kick-off)
10 December (6 PM kick-off)

Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium

21 November (10 PM kick-off)
23 November (10 PM kick-off)
25 November (1 PM kick-off)
27 November (1 PM kick-off),
29 November (10 PM kick-off)
1 December (6 PM kick-off)
3 December (10 PM kick-off)

Stadium 974

22 November (7 PM kick-off)
24 November (7 PM kick-off)
26 November (7 PM kick-off)
28 November (7 PM kick-off)
30 November (10 PM kick-off)
2 December (10 PM kick-off)
5 December (10 PM kick-off)

Education City Stadium

22 November (4 PM kick-off)
24 November (4 PM kick-off)
26 November (4 PM kick-off)
28 November (4 PM kick-off)
30 November (6 PM kick-off)
2 December (6 PM kick-off)
6 December (6 PM kick-off)
9 December (6 PM kick-off)

Al Janoub Stadium

22 November (10 PM kick-off)
24 November (1 PM kick-off)
26 November (1PM kick-off)
28 November (1 PM kick-off)
30 November (6PM kick-off)
2 December (6 PM kick-off)
5 December (6 PM kick-off)

Khalifa International Stadium

November 21 (4 PM kick-off)
23 November (4 PM kick-off)
25 November (7 PM kick-off)
27 November (7 PM kick-off)
29 November (6 PM kick-off)
1 December (10 PM kick-off)
3 December (6 PM kick-off)
17 December (6 PM kick-off)

Lusail Stadium

22 November (1 PM kick-off)
24 November (10 PM kick-off)
26 November (10 PM kick-off)
28 December (10 PM kick-off)
30 November (10 PM kick-off)
2 December (10 PM kick-off)
6 December (10 PM kick-off)
9 December (10 PM kick-off)
13 December (10 PM kick-off)
18 December (6 PM kick-off)
Areas surrounding the stadiums may be even more congested on 20 November for the Opening Match, and on 18 December for Qatar National Day and the Final Match.

 It can be concluded that we will know the details of the  2022 World Cup., which will be held every 4 years, is the biggest tournament in football because there will be 216 national teams all over the world competing to qualify. 32 real teams It's the peak of the football player's academy and we will know about 5 reviews that will help reduce the hassle of traveling to the football stadium competing in the 2018 2022 World Cup each stadium and there is also a shuttle bus service in Qatar at the time. The information that I have mentioned I hope that the information will be more or less useful to those interested in football. If you want to find more information, you can find it in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer.

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Day-to-day trips.Details of shuttle service to each stadium for the World Cup 2022 in Qatar.[online].available from https://www.qatar2022.qa/en/getting-around/day-to-day-travel

FIFA World Cup 2022. Detailed shuttle service for each stadium of World Cup 2022 in Qatar. [Online].Available from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World Cup_2022

Stadiums used to play in World Cup 2022. Detailed shuttle service to each stadium for World Cup 2022 in Qatar.[online].available from https://thestandard.co/world-cup-stadium/

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