The 22nd edition of the FIFA World Cup is set to begin in 2022 on November 21 and conclude on December 18. Although controversial, Qatar won the hosting rights for this event and will play matches within eight venues across five cities. As the hosting nation, Qatar receives an automatic bid and play in Group A of Group Stage matches.
Qatar sees odds to win in its home country at 150/1 with bet365. Brazil is actually the favorite with the sportsbook, given odds to win at 11/2. Right behind Brazil is the defending champion, France. The French see odds to win at 6/1, which may have something to do with its performance in the 2020 UEFA Euros.
France didn’t perform well, beginning with a Group Stage draw against Hungary. The defending World Cup champions were eventually eliminated in the Knockout Stage, although Brazil did drop its Copa America Final against Argentina. Regardless, the two favorites for the 2022 World Cup fell short of their respected regional tournaments.
England sees 8/1 odds despite a shootout loss to Italy (10/1) in the 2020 UEFA Euro Final. The favorites are littered with nations from Europe, as Brazil and Argentina (9/1) are the only two non-European clubs with odds to win in the Top 11. Uruguay is listed at 12 with odds at 50/1. Senegal at 80/1 and the United States at 100/1 are the next highest non-European nations.
- Brazil +450
- England +550
- France +600
- Spain +800
- Argentina +800
- Germany +1100
- Belgium +1200
- Portugal +1200
- Netherlands +1200
- Denmark +2800
- Croatia +5000
- Uruguay +5000
- Switzerland +8000
- Senegal +8000
- USA +10000
- Poland +12500
- Serbia +15000
- Mexico +15000
- Ecuador +15000
- Canada +15000
- Wales +15000
- Cameroon +20000
- Japan +25000
- Morocco +25000
- South Korea +25000
- Ghana +25000
- Australia +25000
- Qatar +35000
- Tunisia +35000
- Saudi Arabia +75000
- Iran +75000
- Costa Rica +75000
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2022 FIFA WORLD CUP TOP GOALSCORER ODDS
- Harry Kane (England) +700
- Kylian Mbappe (France) +900
- Karim Benzema (France) +1200
- Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) +1200
- Lionel Messi (Argentina) +1400
- Junior Neymar (Brazil) +1400
- Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) +1600
- Raheem Sterling (England) +2500
- Diogo Jota (Portugal) +2500
- Jose Vinicius Junior (Brazil) +2500
- Memphis Depay (Netherlands) +2500
- Lautaro Martinez (Argentina) +2500
- Antoine Griezmann (France) +3300
- Fernando Gabriel Jesus (Brazil) +3300
- Kai Havertz (Germany) +3300
- Phil Foden (England) +3300
- Steven Bergwijn (Netherlands) +3300
- Alvaro Morata (Spain) +4000
- Arnaut Danjuma (Netherlands) +4000
- de Andrade Richarlison (Brazil) +4000
- Donyell Malen (Netherlands) +4000
- Dusan Vlahovic (Serbia) +4000
- Ferran Torres (Spain) +4000
- Karim Adeyemi (Germany) +4000
- Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium) +4000
- Luis Suarez (Uruguay) +4000
- Miguel Andre Silva (Portugal) +4000
- Paulo Dybala (Argentina) +4000
- Raphael Raphinha (Brazil) +4000
- Robert Lewandowski (Poland) +4000
- Roberto Firmino (Brazil) +4000
- Serge Gnabry (Germany) +4000
- Thomas Mullere (Germany) +4000
- Timo Werner (Germany) +4000
- Aleksandar Mitrovic (Serbia) +5000
- Darwin Nunez (Uruguay) +5000
- Dries Mertens (Belgium) +5000
- Eden Hazard (Belgium) +5000
- Edinson Cavani (Uruguay) +5000
- Gareth Bale (Wales) +5000
- Jack Grealish (England) +5000
- Julian Alavrez (Argentina) +5000
- Miguel Bruno Fernandes (Portugal) +5000
- Olivier Giroud (France) +5000
- Breel Embolo (Switzerland) +6600
- Bukayo Saka (England) +6600
- dos Santos Antony (Brazil) +6600
- Dusan Tadic (Serbia) +6600
- Leroy Sane (Germany) +6600
- Mikel Oyarzabal (Spain) +6600
- Sadio Mane (Senegal) +6600
- Jamal Musiala (Germany) +6600
- Annsumane Fati (Spain) +8000
- Dani Olmo (Spain) +8000
- Keita Balde (Senegal) +8000
- Mason Mount (England) +8000
- Philippe Coutinho (Brazil) +8000
- Raul Jimenez (Mexico) +8000
- Youssef En-Nesyri (Morocco) +8000
All unlisted players listed at 100/1 or higher
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2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP A ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP B ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP C ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP D ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP E ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP F ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP G ODDS
2022 FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP H ODDS
Odds updated – Mon., July 11 – 7:23 AM ET – provided by bet365
FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION
Six league’s, also known as confederations, hold qualifying contests. Below is a list of league’s and the available slots each has to put a nation in the World Cup tournament.
- AFC (Asia): 4 or 5
- CAF (Africa): 5
- CONCACAF (North/Central America & Caribbean): 3 or 4
- CONMEBOL (South America): 4 or 5
- OFC (Oceania): 0 or 1
- UEFA (Europe): 13
FIFA WORLD CUP WINNERS
Brazil has won five World Cup’s which is more than any other nation. Germany, however, has been to eight finals which more than any other country. Uruguay has the best record when competing in a World Cup Final for nation’s appearing in more than one, going 2-0. Only clubs from either UEFA or CONMEBOL have been to a World Cup Final as CAF, AFC, OFC and CONCACAF are still searching for their first finals appearance.
- 2018 – France 4 over Croatia 2 (Host: Russia)
- 2014 – Germany 1 over Argentina 0 (Host: Brazil)
- 2010 – Spain 1 over Netherlands 0 (Host: South Africa)
- 2006 – Italy 1 (5) over France 1 (3)(Host: Germany)
- 2002 – Brazil 2 over Germany 0 (Host: Japan)
FIFA WORLD CUP PAST TOP GOAL SCORERS
- 2018 – Harry Kane (6) – England
- 2014 – James Rodriguez (6) – Colombia
- 2010 – 4 Players Tied (5) *
- 2006 – Miroslav Klose (5) – Germany
- 2002 – Ronaldo (8) – Brazil
* – Diego Forlan (Uruguay), Wesley Sneijder (Netherlands), David Villa (Spain) and Thomas Muller (Germany)
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