Thanks to a late goal by Alvaro Morata, Spain snatched a 1-0 victory over Sweden on Sunday in Seville for the final day of qualifying, and secured its ticket to the World Cup in Qatar-2022 as the top team in Group B.
Dominant but unable to convert their chances throughout the game, Spain secured their ticket with an 86th-minute goal by Juventus striker Alvaro Morata, widely criticized after a mixed Euro, who tapped Dani Olmo’s shot against the crossbar.
Spain qualified for the World Cup in Qatar by beating Sweden (1-0), which will play the playoffs, in the last day of group B, Sunday in Seville. And this Sunday, Spain and Serbia were added to the list of qualified countries.
Portugal’s disappointment: beaten in stoppage time, Ronaldo and his teammates will go to the play-offs At the end of the suspense, Serbia snatched its qualification for the World Cup-2022 in Qatar by winning 2-1 in the last moments on Sunday in Lisbon against Portugal, which will have to go through the play-offs to participate in the World Cup. he Portugal, very disappointing and defeated by Serbia (1-2) in the World Cup 2022 qualifiers on Sunday evening in Lisbon, will have to play once again the play-offs to qualify for the World Cup organized in Qatar.
“CR7” and his teammates missed their objective: to keep the first place of group A of the European zone’s qualifiers to fly directly to the emirate and participate in the international tournament scheduled from November 21st to December 18th 2022. However, they had to settle for a draw.
In South America, five-time World Cup winners Brazil are currently the only country to qualify for the tournament in Qatar.
In Africa, Asia and the Concacaf zone, everything remains to be done. While Qatar enjoys its status as host country to play the 2022 World Cup, 26 nations have yet to take their seats on the plane to Doha.
The seven qualified countries:
- Qatar
- BELGIUM
- France
- Germany
- Serbia
- Denmark
- Spain
- Brazil
