2018 World Cup Table

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The 2018 FIFA World Cup or 2018 FIFA World Cup will be the twenty-first edition of this sporting event, an international men's soccer tournament hosted by the International Football Federation (FIFA) in Russia, hosting the competition for the first time turn. With eleven host cities, the championship will be played between June 14 and July 15. The 2018 edition will be the first in Eastern Europe and the eleventh in Europe after Germany last hosted the tournament on the continent in 2006.
This edition of the World Cup, together with the Summer Universiade of 2013 and the 2014 Winter Olympics, which were also held in Russian territory, are the first sporting events of worldwide importance held in the country since the Summer Olympics of 1980.
FIFA has chosen Russia because of the increased interest of the Russian population in football, thanks to financial investments in sport, the increased importance of the Russian First League and the migration of foreign players to the country, as well as the economic rise of Russia after dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991. The other countries that competed for the competition were England and the joint candidatures of Holland / Belgium and Portugal / Spain.
The Russian government intended to hand over all works for the 2018 FIFA World Cup one year before the tournament. Joseph Blatter, a former FIFA president, said that the organizations are more advanced compared to the works in Brazil, which hosted the previous edition. On March 28, 2017, the Brazilian national team was the first team besides the host country, Russia, to qualify for the 2018 World Cup.
Check out all the selections for the 2018 World Cup:
Russia (Europe / host country)
Brazil (South America)
Iran (Asia)
Japan (Asia)
Mexico (Central and North America)
Belgium (Europe)
South Korea (Asia)
Saudi Arabia (Asia)
Germany (Europe)
England (Europe)
Spain (Europe)
Nigeria (Africa)
Costa Rica (Central and North America)
Poland (Europe)
Egypt (Africa)
Serbia (Europe)
Iceland (Europe)
France (Europe)
Portugal (Europe)
Uruguay (South America)
Argentina (South America)
Colombia (South America)
Panama (Central and North America)
Senegal (Africa)
Morocco (Africa)
Tunisia (Africa)
Croatia (Europe)
Switzerland (Europe)
Sweden (Europe)
Denmark (Europe)
Australia (Asia)
Peru (South America)