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14 Countries Qualify For 2022 World Cup Round Of 16 (Full List)

14 Countries have qualified for the 2022 World Cup Round of 16.

 

NewsOnline reports that at least 14 countries have booked their places in the Round of 16 at the 2022 World Cup.

 

On Thursday, Spain, Japan, Morocco and Croatia confirmed their slots in the knockout rounds.

Spain are through despite a 2-1 defeat to Japan, who topped Group E.

Morocco defeated Canada 2-1 and Croatia played out a 0-0 draw with Belgium

They all join England, Senegal, Netherlands, USA, Argentina, Poland, Australia, Brazil, France and Portugal in the Round of 16.

 

Netherlands face USA, France take on Poland, Argentina will play Australia and England come up against Senegal.

Japan will play Croatia, while Morocco faces Spain.

NewsOnline Nigeria

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