Posted April 6Apr 6 Starting this thread as qualification has started for the Women's World Cup next year. In fact for Asia it's already finished! The same teams as last time round with the exception of North Korea replacing Vietnam.
April 6Apr 6 I've just had a look at the qualification for this.Is it just me or does the European qualification seem hard to understand?With the League B, League C countries.
April 7Apr 7 Author It's certainly not as simple as having groups which the winners qualify from! I think they did a similar thing with the Euros - I guess it means that teams on a similar footing end up playing each other whilst largely having the same results in terms of who qualifies.
June 18Jun 18 World Cup European Play-Offs:Round 1, path 1Lithuania v SwedenRomania v NorwayGreece v EnglandCroatia v IcelandKazakhstan v Republic of IrelandKosovo v AustriaHungary v NetherlandsBelarus v ItalyRound 1, path 2Albania v WalesTurkey v SloveniaSlovakia v UkraineIsrael v SwitzerlandBelgium v PolandCzech Republic v ScotlandNorthern Ireland v PortugalFinland v SerbiaRound 2Slovakia or Ukraine v Greece or EnglandFinland or Serbia v Belarus or ItalyNorthern Ireland or Portugal v Croatia or IcelandAlbania or Wales v Romania or NorwayIsrael or Switzerland v Kosovo or AustriaCzech Republic or Scotland v Lithuania or SwedenBelgium or Poland v Kazakhstan or the Republic of IrelandTurkey or Slovenia v Hungary or Netherlands
August 10Aug 10 Author We've reached the semi-finals of the women's AFCON which means that we know who's qualified from Africa now! The big surprise is that Malawi, making their debut at the AFCON and ranked 153 at the start of the tournament, have made the semis and qualified! They join Algeria, Cameroon and Morocco in the World Cup.
September 9Sep 9 Qualified So Far:Brazil (Hosts)ArgentinaColombiaAustraliaChinaJapanNorth KoreaPhilippinesSouth KoreaAlgeriaCameroonMalawiMoroccoNew ZealandDenmarkFranceGermanySpain
October 9Oct 9 Author The first round of the European Play-Offs starts today, with England's first leg against Greece being at 5:30.
October 10Oct 10 Author A 3-1 win for England - good start for them! In fact all the games went the way of the 'bigger' team last night.
October 13Oct 13 Author And England finish the job with a 5-0 win in their second leg! Only Ukraine stand between them and a World Cup place now.
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