The allocation of quota places for each continent of the World Cup is, and how the quota places for

The allocation of quota places for each continent for the 2011 World Cup in South Africa is as follows: Hosts: South Africa automatically occupies 1 quota place: Europe - 53 teams, 13 qualifiers Africa - 53 teams, 5 qualifiers (except South Africa) South America - 10 teams, qualifiers Asia - 43 teams, NORTH and Central America and the Caribbean - 35 teams, 13 qualifiers Oceania - 10 teams, qualifiers About the play-offs The 4th place finisher in CONCACAF will compete with the 5th place finisher in South America in a two-legged home-and-away play-off. The third-placed teams from the two groups in the Asian Top 10 will play two legs of play-offs, with the winners competing for a spot with Oceania champions New Zealand.

Europe: 14 seats (including hosts Germany);

Africa: 5 seats;

North, Central America and the Caribbean: 3.5 seats;

Oceania: 1 seat;

Asia: 4.5 seats;

South America: 4 seats.

Note: The 4th place in the North, Central America and the Caribbean region will receive 0.5 quotas, and the 5th place in Asia will receive 0.5 quotas. A play-off between the two will be held, with the winner advancing to the finals of the World Cup in Germany.

The allocation of World Cup places: 13 in Europe, 5 in Africa, South America, Central and North America and the Caribbean, Asia, Oceania, and the host will automatically get 1 quota, with a total of 32 places.

Each World Cup has to allocate places, but it is basically the same, the principle is that more places will be allocated in places where football is rising and seeping, and places like Europe where there are many countries and football development in various countries is good.

The World Cup is the most coveted sacred glory in the field of football by all countries around the world, and it is also the ultimate dream of all football players in various countries (or regions). The World Cup is held every four years, and any FIFA member state (region) can send a team to register for this event.

2022 World Cup quota allocation by continent

13 seats in Europe, 5 seats in Africa, 13 seats in South America, North and Central America and the Caribbean, Asian seats, Oceania seats, and Qatar, the host of the 2022 World Cup, automatically won 1 seats.

FIFA has already included the 2026 World Cup on its agenda, and FIFA intends to expand its squad for the next World Cup, so the quota allocation rules will also change. Among them, the biggest change is the allocation of places in the Asian zone, which will be increased to one on the basis of the original number of places, which also adds hope for the Chinese team to enter the World Cup.

At present, there are 32 teams participating in the World Cup, and by 2026 it will increase to 48 teams, an increase of 50% compared to the original base. The allocation of World Cup places has also changed from individual to individual, an increase of 90 percent. Obviously, the new world quota rules will greatly benefit the Asian region, including the Chinese team.

The rules for the allocation of World Cup places are as follows:

First of all, there are many European countries, and they are relatively strong, with 13 places. Secondly. African countries are also not a small number of countries, so they have the second largest number of five places.

This is followed by the quota in South America, although South America is also strong, but there are not many countries so there is a quota.

Then there is the Asian countries, although the strength is not so strong, but the number of countries and the number of fans also account for a large part. So South America has a quota as well. Then there are North America and the Caribbean, which have a quota.

In the end, the number of Oceania countries is small, and the strength is not so strong, and they have a quota.

The total number of national places in each state adds up to 31 places, and the organizer who hosts the event will receive the last spot.

The final list of 32 teams for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar has been selected

Europe (13 places): France, Spain, Poland, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, Wales, England, Belgium, Selchen Teaser Via, Croatia, Switzerland, Portugal.

Asia (6 places): Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Australia, Arabia, Japan, South Korea.

South America (4 places): Brazil, Ecuador, Argentina, Uruguay.

North Central and Northern America and the Caribbean (4 places): United States, Costa Rica, Canada, Mexico.

Africa (5 places): Ghana, Senegal, Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia.