The Beautiful Game: 2022 World Cup Trivia

The Beautiful Game: 2022 World Cup Trivia

The World Cup is the premier soccent event in the world. Occurring every 4 years, nations try their best to field teams that will advance to the World Cup tournament. This year, for the 1st time, 32 teams (instead of 24) will advance to the World Cup. Were you paying attention to the qualifying rounds and to the draws that were created? Prove it!

What team beat Ukraine 1 to 0 to advance to the Worl Cup?

What team is the highest ranked entry from Africa?

Which of the following Asian nations did NOT qualify?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group G with Brazil?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group H with Portugal?

Which of the following African nations did NOT qualify?

What team beat Peru in a penalty shootout to advance to the World Cup?

Which of the following European nations did NOT qualify?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group E with Spain?

What team is the highest ranked entry from North/Central America/Caribbean?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group B with England?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group A with Qatar?

Which of the following European nations did NOT qualify?

How many stadiums will be used to host the 2022 World Cup?

Which of the following North American/Central American/Caribbean teams did NOT qualify?

Which of the following European nations did NOT qualify?

Which of the following South American nations did NOT qualify?

What team is the highest ranked entry from Asia?

What team is the highest ranked entry from Europe?

What team beat New Zealand 1 to 0 to advance to the World Cup?

What team is the highest ranked entry from South America?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group F with Belgium?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group C with Argentina?

What nation is hosting the World Cup in 2022?

Which of the following nations will NOT be in Group D with France?

The Beautiful Game: 2022 World Cup Trivia

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A die-hard fan of the Las Vegas Raiders, Dave has experienced his share of sports heartache, having seen them play in seven NFL cities with six losses. His all-time favorite athlete is Don Mattingly, reflecting his deep love for sports that spans many arenas.

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