World Cup 2018: What you need
to know about Russia finals next
summer
The 2018 World Cup draw will be
made at the State Kremlin Palace
concert hall on Friday, 1
December
World Cup qualifying has ended
and we now know all 32 teams
who will compete at next
summer's finals in Russia.
Who's in the World Cup? When's
the draw? How does it all work?
Who are the favourites?
Who's qualified?
From Europe, hosts Russia and
group winners Belgium, England,
France, Germany, Iceland,
Poland, Portugal, Serbia and
Spain are joined by play-off
victors Croatia, Denmark Sweden
and Switzerland.
Africa's representatives are
Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal
and Tunisia. From North and
Central America and the
Caribbean, it is Costa Rica, Mexico
and Panama.
South America's sides are
Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru
and Uruguay. And the Asian
qualifiers are Australia, Iran,
Japan, Saudi Arabia and South
Korea.