39 seats in the top 48 of the World Cup have been determined: all 12 European teams are announced! Scotland counterattacked Denmark in the last round

On November 19, the World Cup European qualifiers came to an end, and the last five direct seats were officially announced. In the end, Switzerland, Scotland, Spain, Austria and Belgium won the first place in Group B, Group C, Group E, Group H and Group J respectively, and went straight to the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Among them, Scotland won 4-2 in the final round of direct dialogue, counterattacking the original group leader Denmark and entering the World Cup again after 28 years.

Since then, all 12 direct seats in the European region have been created. They are England, France, Croatia, Portugal, Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Scotland, Spain, Austria, and Belgium.

As a result, the top 48 of the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico have confirmed 39 seats, as follows

Hosts: the United States, Canada, Mexico

Asia: Japan, Iran, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, Jordan

Africa: Morocco, Senegal, Egypt, Algeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Tunisia, South Africa, Cape Verde, Ghana

South America: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay, Ecuador, Paraguay

Oceania: New Zealand

Europe: England, France, Croatia, Portugal, Norway, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Scotland, Spain, Austria, Belgium

Currently, there are only the last three direct seats left, all of which will be determined in the CONCACAF qualifiers.

The 12 participating teams in the European play-offs have also been officially determined. Divided by bracket, they are Italy, Denmark, Turkey, and Ukraine in the first bracket; Poland, Wales, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic in the second bracket;

Ireland, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo in the third bracket; Sweden (UEFA Direct), Romania (UEFA Direct), North Macedonia (UEFA Direct), and Northern Ireland (UEFA Direct) in the fourth bracket.