2022 World Cup
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2022 World Cup
The Draw, with two spots left to fill....
Group Stage
Groups A, B, E, F at Al Bayt Stadium, Khalifa International Stadium, Al Thumama Stadium, and Ahmad bin Ali Stadium
Groups C, D, G, H at Lusail Iconic Stadium, Stadium 974, Education City Stadium, and Al Janoub Stadium
Group A
Matches 21, 25, 29 NOV 22
Qatar (H)
Ecuador
Senegal
Netherlands
Group B
Matches 21, 25, 29 NOV 22
England
Iran
United States
Wales
Group C
Matches 22, 26, 30 NOV
Argentina
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
Poland
Group D
Matches 22, 26, 30 NOV 22
France
AFC-COMEBOL winner
Denmark
Tunisia
Group E
Matches 23, 27 NOV, 01 DEC 22
Spain
CONCACAF-OFC winner
Germany
Japan
Group F
Matches 23, 27 NOV, 01 DEC 22
Belgium
Canada
Morocco
Croatia
Group G
Matches 24, 28 NOV, 02 DEC 22
Brazil
Serbia
Switzerland
Cameroon
Group H
Matches 24, 28 NOV, 02 DEC 22
Portugal
Ghana
Uruguay
South Korea
Knockout Stage
Round of 16
03-06 DEC 22
Group A winner vs. Group B runner-up
Group C winner vs. Group D runner-up
Group E winner vs. Group F runner-up
Group G winner vs. Group H runner-up
Group B winner vs. Group A runner-up
Group D winner vs. Group C runner-up
Group F winner vs. Group E runner-up
Group H winner vs. Group G runner-up
Quarterfinals
09-10 DEC 22
A1-B2 winner vs. C1-D2 winner
E1-F2 winner vs. G1-H2 winner
B1-A2 winner vs. D1-C2 winner
F1-E2 winner vs. H1-G2 winner
Semifinals
13-14 DEC 22
QF1 winner vs. QF2 winner
QF3 winner vs. QF4 winner
Third Place Game
17 DEC 22
Khalifa Stadium
SF1 loser vs. SF2 loser
Finals
18 DEC 22
Lusail Stadium
SF1 winner vs. SF2 winner
Group Stage
Groups A, B, E, F at Al Bayt Stadium, Khalifa International Stadium, Al Thumama Stadium, and Ahmad bin Ali Stadium
Groups C, D, G, H at Lusail Iconic Stadium, Stadium 974, Education City Stadium, and Al Janoub Stadium
Group A
Matches 21, 25, 29 NOV 22
Qatar (H)
Ecuador
Senegal
Netherlands
Group B
Matches 21, 25, 29 NOV 22
England
Iran
United States
Wales
Group C
Matches 22, 26, 30 NOV
Argentina
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
Poland
Group D
Matches 22, 26, 30 NOV 22
France
AFC-COMEBOL winner
Denmark
Tunisia
Group E
Matches 23, 27 NOV, 01 DEC 22
Spain
CONCACAF-OFC winner
Germany
Japan
Group F
Matches 23, 27 NOV, 01 DEC 22
Belgium
Canada
Morocco
Croatia
Group G
Matches 24, 28 NOV, 02 DEC 22
Brazil
Serbia
Switzerland
Cameroon
Group H
Matches 24, 28 NOV, 02 DEC 22
Portugal
Ghana
Uruguay
South Korea
Knockout Stage
Round of 16
03-06 DEC 22
Group A winner vs. Group B runner-up
Group C winner vs. Group D runner-up
Group E winner vs. Group F runner-up
Group G winner vs. Group H runner-up
Group B winner vs. Group A runner-up
Group D winner vs. Group C runner-up
Group F winner vs. Group E runner-up
Group H winner vs. Group G runner-up
Quarterfinals
09-10 DEC 22
A1-B2 winner vs. C1-D2 winner
E1-F2 winner vs. G1-H2 winner
B1-A2 winner vs. D1-C2 winner
F1-E2 winner vs. H1-G2 winner
Semifinals
13-14 DEC 22
QF1 winner vs. QF2 winner
QF3 winner vs. QF4 winner
Third Place Game
17 DEC 22
Khalifa Stadium
SF1 loser vs. SF2 loser
Finals
18 DEC 22
Lusail Stadium
SF1 winner vs. SF2 winner

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Re: 2022 World Cup
SH's Predictions
Group A
NED
ECU
SEN
QAT
Group B
USA
ENG
WAL
IRI
Group C
MEX
ARG
POL
KSA
Group D
FRA
AUS
DEN
TUN
Group E
ESP
GER
CRC
JPN
Group F
CAN
BEL
MOR
CRO
Group G
BRA
SUI
CMR
SRB
Group H
POR
GHA
KOR
URU
Knockout State
Round of 16
B2 ENG d. A1 NED
C1 MEX d. D2 AUS
E1 ESP d. F2 BEL
G1 BRA d. H2 GHA
B1 USA d. A2 ECU
D1 FRA d. C2 ARG
E2 GER d. F1 CAN
H1 POR d. G2 SUI
Quarterfinals
B2 ENG d. C1 MEX
E1 ESP d. G1 BRA
D1 FRA d. B1 USA
E2 GER d. H1 POR
Semifinals
E1 ESP d. B2 ENG
D1 FRA d. E2 GER
Bronze Medal
E2 GER d. B2 ENG
Gold Medal
E1 ESP d. D1 FRA
Final Standings
Knockout State Qualifiers Only
1. ESP
2. FRA
3. GER
4. ENG
5. BRA
6. POR
7. USA
8. MEX
9. NED
10. ARG
11. SUI
12. BEL
13. CAN
14. AUS
15. ECU
16. GHA
Group A
NED
ECU
SEN
QAT
Group B
USA
ENG
WAL
IRI
Group C
MEX
ARG
POL
KSA
Group D
FRA
AUS
DEN
TUN
Group E
ESP
GER
CRC
JPN
Group F
CAN
BEL
MOR
CRO
Group G
BRA
SUI
CMR
SRB
Group H
POR
GHA
KOR
URU
Knockout State
Round of 16
B2 ENG d. A1 NED
C1 MEX d. D2 AUS
E1 ESP d. F2 BEL
G1 BRA d. H2 GHA
B1 USA d. A2 ECU
D1 FRA d. C2 ARG
E2 GER d. F1 CAN
H1 POR d. G2 SUI
Quarterfinals
B2 ENG d. C1 MEX
E1 ESP d. G1 BRA
D1 FRA d. B1 USA
E2 GER d. H1 POR
Semifinals
E1 ESP d. B2 ENG
D1 FRA d. E2 GER
Bronze Medal
E2 GER d. B2 ENG
Gold Medal
E1 ESP d. D1 FRA
Final Standings
Knockout State Qualifiers Only
1. ESP
2. FRA
3. GER
4. ENG
5. BRA
6. POR
7. USA
8. MEX
9. NED
10. ARG
11. SUI
12. BEL
13. CAN
14. AUS
15. ECU
16. GHA

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Re: 2022 World Cup
What a mess FIFA created several years ago when they took the bribes and gave the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.
First, Qatar, being tiny, had to build a slew of stadiums to be able to put on this World Cup (it should be noted that the country that lost out to Qatar because of the bribes, the US, already had in place more than enough existing stadiums to be able to host the World Cup - heck, we might have enough to simultaneously host two World Cups). Qatar, being tiny, has to import laborers to do work like this, and apparently there has been widespread workplace fatalities (in at least the hundreds of fatalities, if not thousands) surrounding the building of these stadiums.
Second, Qatar, being in the desert, included in their bid package that all of these new stadiums would be air conditioned, thus allowing the World Cup to go on as planned, in the summer of 2022. Because summer, in the desert, is pretty hot. After their bribes won them the right to host the event, they backtracked on the air conditioning - apparently air conditioning 12 stadiums, many of which are open air stadiums, in the middle of the desert during the summer, is prohibitively expensive, if even possible at all. Oh, and rather than 12 stadiums as was part of the bid package, Qatar cut that back to 8 stadiums. Apparently there is no need for 12 world class soccer stadiums in a country that is slightly smaller than the state of Connecticut and has about half the population of Connecticut. I'm sure 8 is too many too, but hey, that didn't come up during the bribing.
Third, since the air conditioning that was part of the bid package was removed since it was unrealistic, they had a problem because human beings couldn't possibly be able to healthily play a sport in the middle of the desert in the middle of the summer. So, for the first time ever, and in direct conflict with every major soccer league in the world, the World Cup had to be moved to the winter. Every major league has had to cease operations during the middle of their seasons and the duration of the World Cup had to be condensed a little bit to even allow for that. And the leadup to the World Cup has been cut from 4-6 weeks of prep time (national teams don't really get together all that often) to about 2 weeks.
Fourth, considering that Qatar is a fundamentalist Muslim country, one that frowns on women being able to make decisions on their own, and one that is ardently opposed to any non-heterosexual concept or practice, FIFA has kindly let all players know that they should keep their mouths shut, dress as they are told to dress, and just play soccer as they're told to do.
And finally, fifth, despite assurances from FIFA and Qatar that there would be alcohol sales in the stadiums during games throughout the World Cup (significant as since Qatar is a fundamentalist Muslim country, public alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited), Qatar waited until two days before the first game (and likely after many fans not only paid to go to Qatar, but could possibly even be there already) to do a complete 180 and pronounce that there will be no alcohol in any of the venues for the entirety of the tournament. But no worries, non-alcoholic beer will still be available.
It's had to come up with an even more fanciful outcome than what this has been so far, but then again, there hasn't even been a game played yet so there's plenty of time to add to this story. Who would've thought all of this from just a few little bribes.
First, Qatar, being tiny, had to build a slew of stadiums to be able to put on this World Cup (it should be noted that the country that lost out to Qatar because of the bribes, the US, already had in place more than enough existing stadiums to be able to host the World Cup - heck, we might have enough to simultaneously host two World Cups). Qatar, being tiny, has to import laborers to do work like this, and apparently there has been widespread workplace fatalities (in at least the hundreds of fatalities, if not thousands) surrounding the building of these stadiums.
Second, Qatar, being in the desert, included in their bid package that all of these new stadiums would be air conditioned, thus allowing the World Cup to go on as planned, in the summer of 2022. Because summer, in the desert, is pretty hot. After their bribes won them the right to host the event, they backtracked on the air conditioning - apparently air conditioning 12 stadiums, many of which are open air stadiums, in the middle of the desert during the summer, is prohibitively expensive, if even possible at all. Oh, and rather than 12 stadiums as was part of the bid package, Qatar cut that back to 8 stadiums. Apparently there is no need for 12 world class soccer stadiums in a country that is slightly smaller than the state of Connecticut and has about half the population of Connecticut. I'm sure 8 is too many too, but hey, that didn't come up during the bribing.
Third, since the air conditioning that was part of the bid package was removed since it was unrealistic, they had a problem because human beings couldn't possibly be able to healthily play a sport in the middle of the desert in the middle of the summer. So, for the first time ever, and in direct conflict with every major soccer league in the world, the World Cup had to be moved to the winter. Every major league has had to cease operations during the middle of their seasons and the duration of the World Cup had to be condensed a little bit to even allow for that. And the leadup to the World Cup has been cut from 4-6 weeks of prep time (national teams don't really get together all that often) to about 2 weeks.
Fourth, considering that Qatar is a fundamentalist Muslim country, one that frowns on women being able to make decisions on their own, and one that is ardently opposed to any non-heterosexual concept or practice, FIFA has kindly let all players know that they should keep their mouths shut, dress as they are told to dress, and just play soccer as they're told to do.
And finally, fifth, despite assurances from FIFA and Qatar that there would be alcohol sales in the stadiums during games throughout the World Cup (significant as since Qatar is a fundamentalist Muslim country, public alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited), Qatar waited until two days before the first game (and likely after many fans not only paid to go to Qatar, but could possibly even be there already) to do a complete 180 and pronounce that there will be no alcohol in any of the venues for the entirety of the tournament. But no worries, non-alcoholic beer will still be available.
It's had to come up with an even more fanciful outcome than what this has been so far, but then again, there hasn't even been a game played yet so there's plenty of time to add to this story. Who would've thought all of this from just a few little bribes.

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Re: 2022 World Cup
Whoever negotiated that agreement screwed the pooch. That agreement should have included significant penalties for not meeting the requirements for number of stadiums, air conditioning and alcohol sales.
FIFA has only themselves to blame.
FIFA has only themselves to blame.
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I'm sure the guys who were bribed and still basking in the privileges and luxuries that illicit wealth provides are not shedding a single tear that this has devolved into a fiasco. Heck, I'm not sure they're even going to watch.
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Re: 2022 World Cup
Week 1
Sunday's Game
Group A: Ecuador d. Qatar (H) 2-0
I only saw from about 15 min or so in to about 40 min or so, but that was enough to see that Qatar has no business in this tournament; they're only here because they're hosting. Within the first 20 minutes, two Qatar players had been booked, including the goalie, who's yellow caused a penalty kick that easily made the net. At the half hour mark, a third Qatar player was in the book, and the second goal (by the same player who knocked in the penalty kick) went it. I was at church after that, so I presume that Ecuador cruised the rest of the way.
Monday's Games
Group B: England vs. Iran 0500 PST
Group A: Senegal vs. Netherlands 0800 PST
Group B: USA vs. Wales 1100 PST
Tuesday's Games
Group C: Argentina vs. Saudi Arabia 0200 PST
Group D: Denmark vs. Tunisia 0500 PST
Group C: Mexico vs. Poland 0800 PST
Group D: France vs. Australia 1100 PST
Wednesday's Games
Group F: Morocco vs. Croatia 0200 PST
Group E: Germany vs. Japan 0500 PST
Group E: Spain vs. Costa Rica 0800 PST
Group F: Belgium vs. Canada 1100 PST
Thursday's Games
Group G: Switzerland vs. Cameroon 0200 PST
Group H: Uruguay vs. South Korea 0500 PST
Group H: Portugal vs. Ghana 0800 PST
Group G: Brazil vs. Serbia 1100 PST
Sunday's Game
Group A: Ecuador d. Qatar (H) 2-0
I only saw from about 15 min or so in to about 40 min or so, but that was enough to see that Qatar has no business in this tournament; they're only here because they're hosting. Within the first 20 minutes, two Qatar players had been booked, including the goalie, who's yellow caused a penalty kick that easily made the net. At the half hour mark, a third Qatar player was in the book, and the second goal (by the same player who knocked in the penalty kick) went it. I was at church after that, so I presume that Ecuador cruised the rest of the way.
Monday's Games
Group B: England vs. Iran 0500 PST
Group A: Senegal vs. Netherlands 0800 PST
Group B: USA vs. Wales 1100 PST
Tuesday's Games
Group C: Argentina vs. Saudi Arabia 0200 PST
Group D: Denmark vs. Tunisia 0500 PST
Group C: Mexico vs. Poland 0800 PST
Group D: France vs. Australia 1100 PST
Wednesday's Games
Group F: Morocco vs. Croatia 0200 PST
Group E: Germany vs. Japan 0500 PST
Group E: Spain vs. Costa Rica 0800 PST
Group F: Belgium vs. Canada 1100 PST
Thursday's Games
Group G: Switzerland vs. Cameroon 0200 PST
Group H: Uruguay vs. South Korea 0500 PST
Group H: Portugal vs. Ghana 0800 PST
Group G: Brazil vs. Serbia 1100 PST

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Re: 2022 World Cup
I loved that Qatar lost, and the Ecuadorian crowd was chanting "Queremos Cerveza" (We want beer)

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Re: 2022 World Cup
Not sure why Aaronson isn't in the starting lineup for the US - he's a difference maker and things happen when he's on the field. Berhalter has never really liked him, which is another reason not to like Berhalter.
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Re: 2022 World Cup
Strange to watch the US dominate possession like they're doing. Normally don't do that versus a European side. A quick showing of two yellows on the US, hope that doesn't come back to haunt them. One was warranted, other was just too quick by the ref.
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That goal's been coming all half - great run by Pulisic and great finish from Weah. Pulisic has had a nice game so far, and this is a good piece from him.
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Couldn't ask for a better first half, except for maybe fewer yellows. And possibly having more than just the one goal. Had a lot of the play, but only had a couple of genuine scoring chances. Still, I'll take it.
Wouldn't mind Aaronson coming on for Sargent - not sure exactly what Sargent does out there.
Wouldn't mind Aaronson coming on for Sargent - not sure exactly what Sargent does out there.
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And now 1-1 after Wales get a penalty. Thing I can't stand about soccer is the impact of the referee on the match. Only a baseball home plate umpire can have more of an impact and even that's questionable. The cards haven't been consistent in this game and Bale certainly flopped to draw the penalty. Wales have been better than the US in the second half and the US hasn't adjusted, still time though.
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Eh, would've liked the win. 1-1 tie, will depend on how each do against England and Iran. Gotta steal a point from England if possible, that would go a long way. Iran looked shaky throughout their game today, I think this version of the US team should be able win that. Not sure why Gio Reyna didn't see any action. He's got to be on the field at some point.
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That penalty is going to be called all the time. It was a stupid foul since Bale was not facing the goal in the box.
Agree ref was bad and very inconsistent. With the way we played the 2nd half, we were playing not to lose mostly (and they were more aggressive) and that was bound to happen
Great Pulisic to Weah goal.
We need to at least tie England or they’ll have nothing to play for against Wales and won’t necessarily play to win that match.
Agree ref was bad and very inconsistent. With the way we played the 2nd half, we were playing not to lose mostly (and they were more aggressive) and that was bound to happen
Great Pulisic to Weah goal.
We need to at least tie England or they’ll have nothing to play for against Wales and won’t necessarily play to win that match.
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Players afterwards were even complaining about the side judge - apparently just before the ball got played in to Bale that resulted in the penalty the ball had gone out of bounds but wasn't called.tribe_pride wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 8:45 pm That penalty is going to be called all the time. It was a stupid foul since Bale was not facing the goal in the box.
Agree ref was bad and very inconsistent. With the way we played the 2nd half, we were playing not to lose mostly (and they were more aggressive) and that was bound to happen
Great Pulisic to Weah goal.
We need to at least tie England or they’ll have nothing to play for against Wales and won’t necessarily play to win that match.
I'm not sure why international games always need to have such bad officiating. You see it in other sports when the games go international (FIBA is notorious for this in basketball). The need to have as many countries represented by officials just means you're going to end up with some officials that aren't very experienced or good. I'd be in favor of less diversity in officiating if it meant having the best officials on the field in the most important games.
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Re: 2022 World Cup
EA Sports had Argentina as the favorite coming in (had them winning after they came out top on the simulated games - I think EA Sports has picked several of the most recent champions). Still time to recover, and Poland and Mexico playing a 0-0 draw means Argentina hasn't lost any ground they can't recover yet. But if you can lose to Saudi Arabia, you can really lose to anyone. Interesting to see how the next two games turn out.
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England laid the smackdown on Iran!!!!!GannonFan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 2:03 pm Eh, would've liked the win. 1-1 tie, will depend on how each do against England and Iran. Gotta steal a point from England if possible, that would go a long way. Iran looked shaky throughout their game today, I think this version of the US team should be able win that. Not sure why Gio Reyna didn't see any action. He's got to be on the field at some point.
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In 4 yrs UNCLE SAM will be the host!!!!!
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This was briefly mentioned on WFAN NY SPORTS RADIO
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Indeed. Could be a real good England team. Just getting a point from them is going to be difficult.dal4018 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 22, 2022 12:07 pmEngland laid the smackdown on Iran!!!!!GannonFan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 21, 2022 2:03 pm Eh, would've liked the win. 1-1 tie, will depend on how each do against England and Iran. Gotta steal a point from England if possible, that would go a long way. Iran looked shaky throughout their game today, I think this version of the US team should be able win that. Not sure why Gio Reyna didn't see any action. He's got to be on the field at some point.
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