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Which Teams Have Qualified For The Finals In Russia?


The field of teams that will travel to Russia for next summer's World Cup is nearly complete. 
African qualifying, the European play-offs and two inter-continental play-offs take place during the November international break to complete the cycle before the draw for the finals is made in December.

Here is the complete list of teams that have qualified for the premier event in Russia:

Russia - Hosts 
Iran AFC Third Round - Group A winners 
South Korea AFC Third Round- Group A runners up 
Japan AFC- Third Round Group B winners 
Saudi Arabia- AFC Third Round Group B runners up 
Tunisia - CAF Group A winners 
Nigeria - CAF Group B winners 
Morocco - CAF Group C winners 
Senegal - CAF Group D winners 
Egypt - CAF Group E winners 
Mexico - CONCACAF Fifth Round first place 
Costa Rica - CONCACAF Fifth Round second place 
Panama - CONCACAF Fifth Round third place 
Brazil - CONMEBOL first place 
Uruguay - CONMEBOL second place 
Argentina - CONMEBOL third place 
Colombia - CONMEBOL fourth place 
France - UEFA Group A winners 
Portugal - UEFA Group B winners 
Germany - UEFA Group C winners 
Serbia - UEFA Group D winners 
Poland - UEFA Group E winners 
England - UEFA Group F winners 
Spain - UEFA Group G winners 
Belgium - UEFA Group H winners 
Iceland - UEFA Group I winners 
Switzerland - UEFA second-place play-off winners 
Croatia - UEFA second-place play-off winners 
Sweden - UEFA second-place play-off winners 
 

Yet to Qualify: 
TBC - UEFA second-place play-off winners (IRE vs DEN) 
TBC - CONMEBOL fifth place vs OFC first place play-off (Peru vs NZ) 
TBC - AFC fifth place vs CONCACAF fourth place play-off (Honduras vs AUS)

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