What are the qualifying places for the World Cup qualifiers on all continents? Thank god, help me.

The draw for the 20 10 World Cup qualifiers was held in Durban International Conference Center, South Africa. Asia, Central and North America and the Caribbean, Europe and Africa. At the same time, the slogan of 20 10 World Cup was unveiled at the ceremony. The specific grouping is as follows: Europe (13 places) has 53 teams participating in the European regional qualifiers. They will be divided into 9 groups, and the first place in each group will be eliminated directly, while the top 8 teams will compete for the other 4 places. Group A: Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Hungary, Albania and Malta; Group B: Greece, Israel, Switzerland, Moldova, Latvia and Luxembourg; Group C: Czech Republic, Poland, Northern Ireland, Slovakia, Slovenia and San Marino; Group D: Germany, Russia, Finland, Wales, Azerbaijan, Liechtenstein; Group E: Spain, Turkey, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Armenia, Estonia; Group F: Croatia, England, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Andorra Group G: France, Romania, Serbia, Lithuania, Austria and Faroe Islands; Group H: Italy, Bulgaria, Ireland, Cyprus, Georgia and Montenegro; Group 1: Netherlands, Scotland, Norway, Macedonia and Iceland. Judging from the results in Europe, Portugal, Sweden and Denmark in Group A will have a fierce battle; Group B was relatively weak, and Greece drew a good draw. The Czech Republic in Group C is also very lucky, and their biggest competitor is Poland; The competition for Group D will be between Germany and Russia; Spain in Group E is slightly stronger, but Turkey and Belgium are also competitive. England in Group F met Croatia, who just eliminated it from the final stage of the European Championship. Sure enough, "it's not that enemies don't get together", and Ukraine also has considerable strength; France's opponents in Group G will be Romania and Serbia with good strength; Italy in Group H is lucky, Bulgaria and Ireland can cause them some trouble; The strength of the first group is relatively average. Holland's rivals are Scotland, Norway, Macedonia and Iceland. As there are only five teams in this group, they only have one qualifying place. Twenty teams (4.5 places) in Asia are divided into four grades, with five teams in each grade. They will be divided into five groups, the top two of each group will enter the top ten competition composed of two groups, the top two of the top ten will advance directly, the third group will be eliminated, the winner will be eliminated with the first one in the Oceania qualifiers, and the final winner will also be shortlisted for the 20 10 World Cup finals. Group A: Australia, China, Iraq, Qatar; Group B: Japan, Bahrain, Oman and Thailand; Group C: South Korea, North Korea, Jordan and Turkmenistan; Group D: Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Lebanon and Singapore; Group E: Iran, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates and Syria. Thirty-five teams (3.5 places) in Central America and the Caribbean were eliminated according to the ranking of FIFA 14-35. The winning team of 1 1 was eliminated in the second round together with the former team of 12 in Saint Vincent and Grenada. 12 The team is divided into three groups. The top two in the group entered the home and away double round robin competition, the top three directly qualified, and the fourth competed with the fifth in South America for another qualifying place. 1A: Dominica vs Barbados (winner vs USA); 1B: Turks and Caicos vs Saint Lucia (winner vs Guatemala); 1C: Bermuda vs Cayman Islands (winner vs Trinidad and Tobago); 1D: Aruba vs Antigua and barbuda island (winner vs Cuba). 2A: Belize versus Saint Kitts and Nevis (winner versus Mexico); 2B: Bahamas vs British Virgin Islands (winner vs Jamaica); 2C: Dominican Republic vs Puerto Rico (winner vs Honduras); 2D: Canada v. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. 3A: US Virgin Islands vs Grenada (winner vs Costa Rica); 3B: Surinam vs Montserra (winner vs Gaiana); 3C: El Salvador vs Anguilla (winner vs Panama); 3D: Nicaragua vs Netherlands Andreas (winner vs Haiti). 48 African teams (5 places) will be divided into 12 groups for round robin, and the first 12 team and the best 8 teams will enter the next round. Twenty teams were divided into five groups, and the first place in each group qualified for the World Cup finals. In addition, the host country South Africa will directly enter the World Cup finals, but the qualifying result is only counted as the African Nations Cup. 1: Cameroon, Cape Verde, Tanzania, Mauritius; 2: Guinea, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Kenya; 3: Angola, Benin, Uganda, Niger; 4: Nigeria, South Africa, Equatorial Guinea, Sierra Leone; 5: Ghana, Libya, Gabon, Lesotho; 6: Senegal, Algeria, Liberia, Gambia; 7: C? te d 'Ivoire, Mozambique, Botswana, Madagascar; 8: Morocco, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Mauritania; Tunisia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Seychelles; 10: Mali, Congo, Sudan, Chad; 1 1: Togo, Zambia, Eritrea, Swaziland; 12: There are 65,438+00 teams (4.5 places) playing home and away games in Egypt, Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi and Djibouti. The top four teams directly qualify, and the fifth team and the fourth team compete for a qualification in Central and North America. 0.5 (number of places) Oceania New Zealand entered the semi-finals directly, and the first place in the region competed with the Asian play-off champion for a qualification.