1, Brazil, Argentina, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Netherlands and Romania (8 seed teams, 2 South America +6 Europe)
2. England Bulgaria Belgium Austria Denmark Yugoslavia Croatia Scotland Norway (9 teams 9 Euros)
3. Paraguay, Chile, Colombia, Japan, Korea, Saudi Arabia and Iran (7 teams, 3 South America +4 Asia)
4. USA, Mexico, Jamaica, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tunisia, South Africa and Morocco (8 teams, 3 teams in Central America and North America +5 teams in Africa).
According to the principle of drawing lots, except Europe, there can only be two teams in the same group, and teams from other continents cannot be in the same group.
Because Pot2 has nine European teams, one of them will randomly select Pot3 from the original seven teams, and this team will be divided into a group with the seed team Brazil or Argentina to avoid the situation that three European teams are in the same group.
In 2002
1, Brazil, Argentina, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, South Korea, Japan (8 seed teams, 2 South America +4 Europe +2 Asia)
2. England Turkey Belgium Russia Slovenia Denmark Poland Ireland Portugal Croatia Sweden (1 1 team1/Europe)
3. Paraguay Uruguay Ecuador China Saudi Arabia (5 teams, 3 South American teams +2 Asian teams)
4. USA, Mexico, Costa Rica, Nigeria, Cameroon, Tunisia, South Africa and Senegal (8 teams, 3 teams in Central America and North America +5 teams in Africa).
According to the principle of drawing lots, except Europe, there can only be two teams in the same group, and teams from other continents cannot be in the same group.
Because Pot2 has 1 1 European teams, three of them will randomly draw Pot3 from the original five teams, and these three teams will be grouped with the seed teams Brazil or Argentina, or South Korea and Japan to avoid the situation that three European teams are in the same group.