World Cup 2022 wall chart: download your free guide - and map out England’s route to the final in Qatar

Map out England’s route to the final at the Qatar 2022 World Cup by saving this wall chart featuring all fixtures, dates, and TV channels
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The FIFA World Cup 2022 is underway drawing in a huge audience of fans.

Many football fanatics from around the world are already planning their nation’s route to glory in this year’s competition and we can assist you with a free wall chart so you can follow your way through all the twists and turns of the World Cup!

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To download the National World World Cup 2022 wall chart just click and save the image below. Download the wall chart on to your computer, use it as your background or print off at home.

World Cup 2022 Wallchart (Graphic by Mark Hall)World Cup 2022 Wallchart (Graphic by Mark Hall)
World Cup 2022 Wallchart (Graphic by Mark Hall)

How to use the FIFA World Cup 2022 wall chart

The Qatar World Cup is a tournament like no other - it is the first time that a middle eastern country has hosted a football World Cup and likewise it is also the first tournament to take place during the winter months.

On our wall chart you will have all the information you need for this year’s tournament in one place. The National World wall chart will include all the fixtures for the tournament, kick off times and venues for the big games.

You can plan out England’s route to the World Cup final and either save the wall chart as your wallpaper or get a printed version to hang up on your wall.

Who has qualified for the World Cup 2022?

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There are 32 teams competing at the World Cup in Qatar. All of these teams have been drawn into eight different groups of four and the top two teams from each group will qualify for the knockout stages of the World Cup.

Hosts Qatar are making their first ever appearance at a World Cup. Here is a list of all the teams that are competing in this year’s tournament

Group A:

  • Qatar
  • Ecuador
  • Senegal
  • Netherlands

Group B:

  • England
  • Iran
  • USA
  • Wales
England will be aiming to go all the way to the final in Qatar (Getty Images)England will be aiming to go all the way to the final in Qatar (Getty Images)
England will be aiming to go all the way to the final in Qatar (Getty Images)

Group C:

  • Argentina
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Mexico
  • Poland

Group D

  • France
  • Australia
  • Denmark
  • Tunisia

Group E

  • Spain
  • Costa Rica
  • Germany
  • Japan

Group F

  • Belgium
  • Canada
  • Morocco
  • Croatia

Group G

  • Brazil
  • Serbia
  • Switzerland
  • Cameroon

Group H

  • Portugal
  • Ghana
  • Uruguay
  • South Korea

Who were the favourites to win the World Cup?

Brazil entered the World Cup as favourites to lift the historic trophy. Brazil are the most successful team in the history of the competition and have lifted the trophy a record five times. They are also the only country to have played in all 22 World Cup’s since the competition started in 1930.

Defending champions France were the second favourites to lift the title in Qatar. Les Blues are blessed with a star studded team and a great deal of strength in depth. They will be aiming to become the first nation since Brazil in 1962 to win back-to-back FIFA World Cups.

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