Eight Rules of Qatar 2022 World Cup

In 2022, Qatar's qualifying rules for the top eight teams of the 2022 FIFA World Cup are the same as those of previous World Cups. All competitions are divided into two stages: group stage and knockout stage. The top two in the group entered the knockout stage, namely the final of 1/8. There are eight finals of18, and the teams of 16 will be placed in the upper half and the lower half according to the group draw, and these eight games will compete for the World Cup quarter-finals. Every game is a single game.

Elimination stage:

The team that scored more goals within 90 minutes (including stoppage time) in the knockout stage won. If the two sides can't decide the winner within 90 minutes (including overtime), the first half and the second half will play 15 minutes overtime respectively. In the overtime stage, if the two teams are still tied, it will be decided by the penalty of the players from both sides.

In principle, the penalty kick is that each side kicks five balls. If it is still a draw, both sides will play a ball and the winner will win. If there is still no tie, continue to punish the penalty, and both sides will kick another ball until the tie is broken!