Top 8 of the Second World Cup: Italy, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Austria, Spain, Hungary, Switzerland and Sweden.
Top 8 in the 3rd World Cup: Italy, Hungary, Brazil, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, France, Switzerland and Cuba.
List of the top 8 in the 4th World Cup: Uruguay, Brazil, Sweden, Spain, Yugoslavia, Switzerland, Italy and England.
List of the Top 8 in the 5th World Cup: Federal Republic of Germany, Hungary, Austria, Uruguay, Switzerland, Brazil, England and Yugoslavia.
List of the Top 8 in the 6th World Cup: Brazil, Sweden, France, Federal Republic of Germany, Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, Switzerland and Northern Ireland.
List of Top 8 in the 7th World Cup: Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Chile, the former Yugoslavia, the former Soviet Union, Hungary, the former Federal Republic of Germany and England.
List of the top 8 in the 8th World Cup: England, the former Federal Republic of Germany, Portugal, the former Soviet Union, Argentina, Hungary, Uruguay and North Korea.
List of the top 8 in the 9th World Cup: Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Chile, the former Yugoslavia, the former Soviet Union, Hungary, the former Federal Republic of Germany and England.
10 World Cup Top 8 list: West Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Brazil, Sweden, East Germany, Yugoslavia and Argentina.
1 1 Top 8 in the World Cup: Argentina, Netherlands, Brazil, Italy, Poland, West Germany, Austria and Peru.
12 World Cup Top 8 list: Italy, West Germany, Poland, France, Brazil, England, Soviet Union, Austria.
13 World Cup quarter-finals: Argentina, West Germany, France, Belgium, Brazil, Mexico, Spain and England.
14 World Cup quarter-finals: West Germany, Argentina, Italy, England, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Cameroon and Ireland.
15 World Cup Top 8 list: Brazil, Italy, Sweden, Bulgaria, Germany, Romania, Netherlands, Spain.
16 World Cup Top 8 list: France, Brazil, Croatia, Netherlands, Italy, Argentina, Germany and Denmark.
17 World Cup Top 8 list: Brazil, Germany, Turkey, South Korea, Spain, England, Senegal and the United States.
18 World Cup Top 8 list: Italy, France, Germany, Portugal, Brazil, Argentina, England, Ukraine.
19 World Cup Top 8 list: Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Ghana.
Top 8 in the 20th World Cup: Germany, Argentina, Netherlands, Brazil, Colombia, Belgium, France and Costa Rica.
2 1 Top 8 in the World Cup: France, Uruguay, Brazil, Belgium, Russia, Croatia, Sweden and England.
Rules for promotion of the quarter-finals of the 2022 World Cup
The 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 final promotion rules are divided into group stage and elimination stage, and teams will be eliminated in each round. The first rule of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Final is the group stage.
There are 32 teams in the World Cup finals. The 32 teams were divided into 8 groups by drawing lots, and a group of 4 teams played round robin, depending on the points. If the points are the same, it depends on the goal difference relationship and the winning and losing relationship between the two teams. If it's all the same, it depends on how many goals are left in the home and away games between the two teams. Finally, they will be divided into the first group and the second group.
The second rule of the World Cup finals is elimination. There are 16 teams participating in the knockout I * * *, ranking first and second in the group stage respectively. Through the analogy of Group A first vs. Group B second, Group C first vs. Group D second, etc., the winner can advance to the top 8 of the World Cup, and the loser stops at 16.
The third promotion rule in the final stage of the World Cup is that the teams entering the World Cup quarter-finals will be paired out, and the winning team will advance to the quarter-finals. If the two teams are tied, it will take extra time and points war to decide which team will advance.
The top four teams are semi-finals and finals in turn. In the case of the same score, the semi-final and final teams still have to play overtime and penalty to decide the ranking order of the top four.
The promotion rules of Qatar 2022 finals in the 2022 FIFA World Cup, from the initial points system of the top 32 teams to the rule that the winner after the top 16 teams advances to the next round, have continued from the first World Cup to this day. It is also a top-level rule formulated by FIFA with reference to international competition rules, which is more in line with the rules of football matches on all continents and the promotion rules of international football matches.