20 18 World Cup in Russia 20 18 World Cup in Russia (English: 20 18 fifa World Cup, Russian: чемпионатм) This is the first time that the World Cup was held in Russia, the first time that the World Cup was held in Eastern European countries, and the 1 1 World Cup was held in Europe after the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
There are 32 teams participating in the World Cup in Russia; Except for the host country Russia, other 3 1 teams are qualified by participating in the qualifiers. During the World Cup, Russia will hold 64 matches for the championship.
Russia won the right to host the 20 18 World Cup. According to the bidding plan, there will be 16 stadiums in 13 cities to host the World Cup, of which 15 stadiums are newly built, with an investment of about 3.8 billion US dollars, and it is estimated that 314100000 tickets will be sold. There will be four stadiums in Moscow, and the Luzhniki Stadium with an audience capacity of 89,000 (85,000) may be the final venue. The other three stadiums are Dynamo Stadium, Spartak Stadium and Russian National Stadium. The 62,000-seat gazprom-arena Stadium under construction may hold its first competition. Most of the remaining stadiums have a capacity of 40,000-45,000. 13 cities are Kaliningrad, Kazan, Krasnodar, Moscow, Novgorod, Rostov, St. Petersburg, Samara, Saransk, Sochi, Volgograd, yaroslavl and Yekaterinburg. Among them, the easternmost Yekaterinburg, located at the eastern foot of the Ural Mountains, has a time zone of +5, which is only 3 hours later than Beijing time and 2 hours later than daylight saving time. The westernmost Kaliningrad is located in gmt+2 time zone, and Moscow is gmt+3. At the southernmost tip is Sochi, the venue of the 20 14 Winter Olympics.
20 18 List of Russian World Cup Stadium Kaliningrad Kaliningrad Stadium (planned) Kaliningrad planned capacity 450 15.
St. Petersburg Natural Gas Stadium (planned) The planned capacity of St. Petersburg is 62,000 people.
Moscow Luzhniki Stadium is planned to be expanded to 893 18.
Moscow New Spartak Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of Moscow is 46,990 people.
The planned capacity of Moscow city government is 44,920 people.
Moscow Russian National Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of the Moscow municipal government is 44,257 people.
Kazan New Kazan Ruby Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of the Republic of Tatarstan and China is 450 15.
Nizhny Novgorod Nizhny Novgorod Stadium (planned) The planned capacity of Nizhny Novgorod is 44,899 people.
Yaroslav yaroslav Stadium (under planning) yaroslav has a planned capacity of 44,042 people.
Samara Samara Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of Samara State is 449 18.
Volgograd Volgograd Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of Volgograd State is 450 15.
Saransk Saransk Stadium (under planning) Mo Dauvia * * * and China have a planned capacity of 450 15.
Krasnodar Krasnodar Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of Krasnodar Krai is 500 15.
The planned capacity of Sochi Olympic Stadium (under planning) in Krasnodar Krai is 47,659 people.
Rostov Stadium on the Don River and Rostov Stadium on the Don River (under planning) have a planned capacity of 43,072 people in Rostov oblast.
Yekaterinburg Yekaterinburg Stadium (under planning) The planned capacity of Sverdlov is 44 130.
20 18 World Cup qualifiers Intercontinental play-offs vs. draw result Oceania champion vs. South America fifth.
Central America and the Caribbean ranked fourth, and Asia ranked fifth.
20 18 rules for the preliminaries of all continents in Russia's World Cup qualifiers.
20 18 world cup European qualifiers: 13 places, excluding host Russia.
In Europe, except for the host Russia, which automatically advanced to the finals, the other 52 teams will participate in the preliminaries. These 52 teams will be divided into 9 groups, including 7 groups of 6 teams and 2 groups of 5 teams. In addition, according to the requirements of UEFA, six teams from England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands must be divided into six groups. The top nine of the group will advance directly to the World Cup finals, and the second of the top eight will play off to decide the last four.
Due to the influence of the European Cup and the European preliminaries, the European preliminaries will start from September 4th, 20 16 and last until June, 20 17, 10. The first round of the playoffs will be held on 20 1 171October 9 to June 1 1 day, and the second round will be held on June12 to June 14.
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