In this way, there are already six countries with a guaranteed place in the World Cup: Qatar (organizer); Germany, Denmark, France and Belgium (Europe); and Brazil (South America).
France crushed Kazakhstan in a packed and jubilant Parc des Princes, 8-0, with four goals from Kylian Mbappe, within the framework of Group D.
The other so many Gauls were converted by Karim Benzema (two), Adrien Rabiot and Antoine Griezmann, from penalty.
In this way France added 15 and Finland, its escort with 11 (they beat Bosnia 3-1), can no longer reach it.
The other classified this Saturday was Belgium, who defeated Estonia 3-1 in Brussels and they secured first place in group E with 19 points ahead of Wales, who reached 14 points.
The Belgians’ goals were scored by Christian Benteke, from Crystal Palace (England); Yannick Carrasco, from Atlético de Madrid (Spain); and Thorgan Hazard, from Borussia Dortmund (Germany).
While in Cardiff, the Welsh secured their place in the playoffs by beating Belarus 5-1 and taking four points from the Czech Republic in the absence of a date.
In group G, in a match played in Podgorica, the local Montenegro postponed for one more date the qualification desires of the Netherlands, by drawing 2 to 2 in the 86th minute, after lifting a 2 to 0 favorable to the selection of Louis Van Gaal.
On Tuesday, November 16, the Netherlands (20) will host goal-scorer Erling Haaland’s Norway, third with 18 points.
Precisely, earlier and in Oslo, Norway could not beat Latvia and drew 0-0. So they came second along with Turkey, who beat Gibraltar 6-0 in Istanbul.
The last date of this group could determine that Qatar 2022 is left without Haaland, the formidable scorer of Borussia Dortmund and who is wanted by the biggest clubs in Europe; or without the always fervent Turkey; or, more difficult, without the selected “orange”, a historical animator of the World Cup.
On the final day they will play Gibraltar-Latvia, Montenegro-Turkey and the Netherlands-Norway.
Source From: Ambito
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