Probabilities of qualifying in all groups of the World Cup.. and the conditions for breaking the tie on points

The third round of the group stage of the 2022 World Cup continues, after the matches of the first and second groups ended with the qualification of the Netherlands, Senegal, England and America.

Here are the possibilities of qualifying for the final price of the World Cup Qatar 2022:

 Wednesday, November 30 /

Poland (4) - Argentina (3), Saudi Arabia (3) - Mexico (1)

- Poland needs to win or draw to ensure qualification.

It will be eliminated if it loses and Saudi Arabia wins over Mexico.

In the event of losing and Saudi Arabia tied, the goal difference between them will be resorted to.

If they lose and Mexico wins, the goal difference between them will be used.

Argentina guarantees qualification if they win.

Its draw will be sufficient if Argentina and Mexico tie.

It will be eliminated by a tie if Saudi Arabia wins.

In the event of a tie and Mexico winning, the goal difference between them will be used.

You will be eliminated in case of loss.

- Saudi Arabia guarantees qualification if it wins.

A draw will suffice if Poland beats Argentina.

If the two matches end in a tie, you will be eliminated from the competition.

In the event of a tie and Poland losing, the goal difference between them will be used.

You will be eliminated in case of loss.

- Mexico will qualify if it wins in conjunction with the loss of Argentina, or coincides with a draw for Argentina, provided that the goal difference between them is in its favor, or coincides with the loss of Poland, provided that the goal difference between them is in its interest.

Group D –

 Wednesday, November 30,

Australia (3) – Denmark (1), Tunisia (1) – France (6)

– France secured its qualification after the second round.

It will ensure the lead except for its loss and Australia's win and not having goal difference in their favour.

Australia qualifies if they win.

A draw would suffice, as long as Tunisia did not win.

- Denmark needs to win to ensure qualification, with the exception of Tunisia's victory, which will tie with it by four points, and then resort to the rest of the qualification criteria listed below.

- Tunisia needs to win while Australia does not win, and that the goal difference is in its favour.

- Group E -

 Thursday, December 1,

Japan (3) - Spain (4) - Germany, Costa Rica (3) - Germany (1)

- Spain qualifies if it wins or draws.

In the event of a loss, the goal difference will be used, unless Costa Rica wins.

Japan qualifies if it wins.

It also qualifies in the event of a tie coinciding with a tie in the second match.

It will be eliminated if it loses, or if it draws, coinciding with Costa Rica's victory over Germany.

The rest of the qualification criteria listed below will be used in the event of a tie and Germany winning.

Costa Rica qualifies if it beats Germany.

A tie guarantees it passage if Spain wins, or if Spain loses and the goal difference is in its favour.

A tie in the two matches eliminates Costa Rica, and if it loses as well.

Germany must win to qualify.

Her victory, along with Spain's victory, will qualify her.

Its victory, along with a draw or victory for Japan, requires resorting to goal difference and the rest of the criteria.

- Group Six -

 Thursday, December 1,

Croatia (4) - Belgium (3), Canada (0) - Morocco (4)

- Croatia qualifies if it wins or draws.

If it loses, it will qualify on the condition that Morocco loses and invokes the goal difference between them.

Morocco qualifies if it wins or draws.

If he loses: he will qualify if Belgium loses, if Croatia loses and the goal difference between them is in his favor, and if Belgium draws and the goal difference between them is in his favor.

- Belgium will guarantee qualification if it beats Croatia.

You will be eliminated if you lose it.

In the event of a tie: it will qualify if Morocco loses and the goal difference between them is in its favour.

Canada lost hope of qualifying after the second round.

- Group G -

 Friday, December 2,

Serbia (1) - Switzerland (3), Cameroon (1) - Brazil (6)

- Brazil has secured its qualification and will lead if it wins or draws.

If it loses and Switzerland wins, the lead will be determined by goal difference.

Switzerland will qualify if they win.

It will qualify in the event of a tie, except for Cameroon's victory, and the goal difference will not be in its favor.

You will be eliminated if you lose it.

Serbia and Cameroon need to win to qualify.

In the event that they win together, the goal difference and the rest of the criteria are used.

Serbia will qualify if they win and Cameroon does not beat Brazil.

- Group H -

 Friday, December 2,

South Korea (1) - Portugal (6), Ghana (3) - Uruguay (1)

- Portugal has secured its qualification and will lead if it wins or draws.

If it loses and Ghana wins, the lead will be determined by goal difference.

Ghana will qualify if it beats Uruguay.

In the event of a tie, South Korea will qualify if South Korea does not win, and if the latter wins, the goal difference will be used.

- Uruguay and South Korea will be eliminated in the event of a loss or a tie.

In the event that they win together, the goal difference will be resorted to.

Conditions for qualification and tie-breaking in points:

The

champion

 and runner-up of each group qualify for the

final

price

round

.

Between tied teams

- Fair play order (yellow card: 1 point, second yellow card-indirect red: 3 points, direct red card: 4 points, yellow then direct red: 5 points)

If the tie continues: draw

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