Full list of teams through to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

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On Friday the eagerly-anticipated 2022 World Cup draw will hold following the completion of qualify matches. 

The list is not final though, with the inter-confederation play-offs set for June, while there still remains the tie between Ukraine and Scotland, which hasn’t been given a date yet.

So far, 27 teams out of 32 have confirmed their place in the finals set for November/December 2022 in Qatar.

Europe

The group stage action concluded in November 2021, with all group winners going through. 

Second-placed teams were forced to battle in the play-off round, where Italy was the biggest causality after they were knocked out by North Macedonia

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Here are the qualified teams; Europe

Germany, Denmark, France, Belgium, Croatia, Spain, Serbia, England, Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland and Portugal Africa

Five teams booked their seats at the event in dramatic fashions on Tuesday night. 

Ghana, Morocco, Cameroon, Senegal and Tunisia

South America

Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador and Uruguay

Asia

South Korea, Iran, Japan and Saudi Arabia

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