FIFA World Cup 2022 Teams

Mexico:

The Mexico World Cup 2022 team has been released, with manager Gerardo Martino reducing his 31-man provisional list to a final 26-man group.

Mexico are the World Cup equivalent of your favourite hungover T-shirt, torn at the edges but delivering reassuring familiarity.

El Tri have recently suffered from injuries - most notably to effervescent Sevilla winger Tecatito -With a lack of form, relying on the same old faces in central midfield, from Hector Herrera and captain Andres Guardado to perma-permed Guillermo Ochoa in goal and Raul Jimenez up top.. Their first game against Poland might be crucial in advancing for the 7th time .

To rapidly get back on the bike, Mexico will need to learn from qualifying for the Qatar World Cup 2022. With back-to-back defeats against the United States and Canada, Mexico's up-and-down season ended with the expected result: an easy trip to the World Cup finals despite never playing that well. They appeared especially laboured in defeating inferior Honduras and Jamaica squads. In Qatar, they must improve.

They do have a seasoned core, with 2014 World Cup hero Ochoa and Real Betis' 177-cap Guardado both at their fifth World Cup, and former Espanyol and PSV center-back Hector Moreno in his fourth. Gerardo Martino, their manager, has also enjoyed World Cup success, leading Paraguay to the quarterfinals in 2010.

However, there is a significant reduction in quality between the older generation and the one slated to compete in the World Cup in Qatar. Jimenez's lacklustre Wolves form is also a source of concern.

Poland:

Poland will be anxious to go through the group stages of the 2022 FIFA World Cup after winning just one game in the 2018 edition. Poland has qualified for four consecutive major tournaments for the first time in their history. They are in Group C, along with Argentina, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia.

With the exception of Saudi Arabia, the tournament's lowest-ranked team, Mexico and Argentina will be Poland's main challengers for passage from Group C. This sets up the first game versus Mexico to be a nail-biter.

Both clubs will be anxious to gain an advantage before facing Lionel Messi and his cavalry of Argentine superstars. Czeslaw Michniewicz will be hoping that Poland can reach the FIFA World Cup last 16 for the first time since 1986 since he has a plethora of high-quality alternatives in his team.

Goalkeepers: Bartlomiej Dragowski (Spezia), Lukasz Skorupski (Bologna), Wojciech Szczesny (Bologna), Wojciech Szczesny (Bologna) (Juventus).

Midfielders: Krystian Bielik of Birmingham City, Przemyslaw Frankowski of Lens, Kamil Grosicki of Pogon Szczecin, Jakub Kaminski of VfL Wolfsburg, Grzegorz Krychowiak of Al-Shabab, Michal Skoras of Lech Poznan, Damian Szymanski of AEK Athens, Sebastian Szymanski of Feyenoord of Fe (Fiorentina).

France:

Les Bleus have won the World Cup twice. They won their first World Cup in 1998, when they hosted the tournament and defeated Brazil 3-0 in the final, and they won again in 2018.

France will make their 16th participation in the 2017 World Cup, which will begin on November 21.

France was one of four teams, along with Argentina, Mexico, and Chile, to compete in the inaugural World Cup in 1930. Les Bleus defeated Mexico 4-1 in the opening World Cup game in Uruguay's Estadio Pocitos.

France qualified for the quadrennial international tournament's second edition by defeating Luxembourg 6-1 in Luxembourg City. They faced Austria in the opening round of that campaign. The second edition of the World Cup Campaign was used as a propaganda weapon by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini to promote fascism. France fell 2-3 to Austria in that group stage encounter, with to extra-time goals from Josef Bican and Anton Schall.

France qualified automatically to host the FIFA World Cup for the third time. Émile Veinante of France made history by scoring the tournament's quickest goal in the first minute against Belgium. Despite the fairytale start, France was defeated in the quarterfinals by reigning champions Italy, losing 1-3. Italy successfully defended their championship in the finals, defeating Hungary 4-2.

Australia

Australia is not widely recognised as a footballing powerhouse. In a football game, anything may happen, but Australia has never truly proven to be a threat. They have qualified for the FIFA World Cup five times, with the exception of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. They were eliminated four times in the group stage and once in the Round of 16.

It would be astonishing if Australia made it this far into the competition, but stranger things have happened in sports, and a Cinderella run cannot be fully ruled out.

Graham Arnold is Australia's head coach. Graham Arnold was named Australia's head coach in July 2018. He was instrumental in Australia's fifth consecutive qualifying to the FIFA World Cup Finals.

SQUAD:

Goal keeper:Matt Ryan (Real Sociedad), Andrew Redmayne (Sydney FC), Danny Vukovic (NEC)

Defender:-Milos Degenek (Columbus Crew), Fran Karacic (Brescia), Nathanial Atkinson (Hearts),Bailey Wright (Sunderland), Aziz Behich (unattached), Kye Rowles (Hearts), Trent Sainsbury (unattached), Jason Davidson (Eupen), Joel King (OB)

MF:-Denis Genreau (Toulouse), Ajdin Hrustic (Eintracht Frankfurt), Aaron Mooy (Shanghai Port),Riley McGree (Middlesbrough),Craig Goodwin (Adelaide United),Jackson Irvine (St. Pauli), Gianni Stensness (Viking Stavanger),Kenny Dougall (Blackpool)

Denmark

Denmark's club players have done exceptionally well. Christian Eriksen has settled in nicely at his new club Manchester United, while Mathias Jensen of Brentford has really found himself this season. Hojbjerg is another Danish Premier League player who is flourishing at Tottenham Hotspur. These players will significantly assist Denmark worry their opponents. Overall, Denmark has a well-balanced squad that is capable of performing well in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. 

Kasper Hjulmand's powerful Denmark squad will arrive at World Cup 2022 as dark horses after a highly successful qualification campaign that includes nine victories in 10 games, and a deep run into the tournament's final stages might be in the cards for De Rd-Hvide.

 Last year, the Danes defeated semi-finalists at Euro 2020, where their exciting performances captivated fans worldwide and placed them alongside a favourable set of opponents in Group D (France, Australia, and Tunisia), but things are likely to be the same in Qatar.

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Yussuf Poulsen of RB Leipzig and Christian Norgaard of Brentford have been appointed to Denmark's World Cup roster, with coach Kasper Hjulmand adding the last five players to his team for the finals in Qatar.

Union Berlin goalkeeper Frederik Ronnow, Benfica's Alexander Bah, and Hoffenheim midfielder Robert Skov have been added to Hjulmand's squad after he announced 21 of his 26 players last week.

 The first team announcement featured captain Simon Kjaer and playmaker Christian Eriksen, who has fully recovered from the heart attack he sustained in Copenhagen before Euro 2020.

Tunisia:

Tunisia has finally picked its players who will be ready to make the most of this competition as the squad announcement procedure for each nation nears completion. Tunisia's 26-man squad includes a number of young players

This is their second World Cup appearance, following their debut in 2018. This demonstrates how far they've gone as a tiny country competing in back-to-back World Cups.

Tunisia is part of Group D, which also includes France, Australia, and Denmark.Many well-known names make up the team. Hannibal Mejbri, a 19-year-old Birmingham loanee at Manchester United, as well as Ligue 1 Khazri of Montpellier, Montassar Talbi of FC Lorient, and Ali Abdi of Ligue 2 Caen, have all been nominated.

Tunisia will outperform the rest and come out on top in the World Cup. They will face Denmark in their opening match of the campaign on November 22.

Spain:

Despite having a fair share of World Cup qualifying, Spain has been a continuous participant in the showcase since 1978. They have produced the finest players in their history since 2006, propelling Spain to its first World Cup triumph in 2010, becoming the first European team to do so outside of Europe.

From 2008 to 2012, Spain was regarded as one of the most frightening teams in international competition.

They suffered a blow, though, when the players retired. The selection of Luis Enrique, as well as the restoration of team unity and the rise of new players, is a great sign for the country.

Enrique has guided the national team to the semi-finals and finals of two major championships since taking over as coach.

Now, Qatar is another crucial tournament to assess how Spain has fared, and with Germany in their group, it will be evident whether Spain is ready to take on the World Cup.

Spain and Germany will play a high-quality match, and Spain should defeat Japan and Costa Rica. They may potentially finish first if their players stay focused and exploit Germany's flaws.

This season, the Germans have underperformed, with Hansi Flick still trying to put together a squad and players unable to produce under his guidance. Spain will be able to escape a difficult opponent in round 16 if Germany fails to maintain their composure.

Many supporters have accused the former Barcelona manager of favouritism for favouring Barcelona players. Although Luis Enrique only picks players that match his playing style, he may still choose quality players who can provide exciting football.