World Cup 2022 Group H Odds
The eagerly anticipated World Cup takes place this year. It's been a rough few years on the football pitch, with Covid rearing its ugly head. Nevertheless, the World Cup will be exciting and a fantastic way to end this year. The draw to select the teams for the World Cup finals happens in April 2022. So, as soon as we know all the teams and their groups, we will update you in our article.
Betting on the World Cup can begin as soon as we know all the Group Stages. Getting an early bet in is a wise move as the odds start to fluctuate as the tournament date gets closer. Although we don't know the teams as of yet, we do know the dates the teams will play the Group H stages:
24 November 2022 H1 vs H2
24 November 2002 H3 vs H4
28 November 2022 H1 vs H3
28 November 2022 H2 vs H4
2 December 2022 H4 vs H1
2 December 2022 H2 vs H3
Venue
On 21st November 2022, the FIFA World Cup kicks off in the Middle East and the Arab World for the first time in stunning Qatar. It will be a tournament like no other, offering you the opportunity to discover the culture and diversity of the great host country. Moreover, the matches allow fans the chance to attend more than a match a day during the initial group stage.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has stated, “Fans will be treated to top-class football in eight state-of-the-art stadiums. We are looking forward to the opportunity to bring people from different backgrounds together". “What I see here is a country that is preparing to welcome the whole world, and every fan, but also looking into where improvements are needed and taking real steps to do so in many different areas, particularly in relation to human rights and workers’ welfare.”
The FIFA World Cup Qatar kicks off at the stunning Al Bayt Stadium on the 21st November 2022. The host nation is always one of the teams playing in the tournament's first match. Russia hosted the last World Cup Tournament that France won in 2018. It was a nail-biting final between France and Croatia. There were goals galore, and the final score was an exciting 4 - 2. The FIFA World Cup remains the most-watched sporting event globally as over half the population tuned in for the last tournament in Russia. The tournament in Qatar will be the 22nd World Cup tournament to take place.
History
During the 21 World Cups we have already seen, there have been over 800 matches played. There have been some genuinely awe-inspiring moments. We love to talk and relive the moments of the tournaments, such as England's defeat of Colombia. England secured their first-ever World Cup win in the penalty shootout. Some unlikely heroes instantly became household names, such as keeper Jordan Pickford, who made an amazing save, and the substitute Eric Dier, who kicked home the winning spot-kick. Tensions were high through the tournament, with unbelievable goals and also many upsets.
Another high in the 2018 tournament was when Russia, on home turf, went into the World Cup as the lowest-ranked team. However, Russia got to the quarterfinal by way of an unbelievable defeat of Spain, who held the title of 2010 champions. The unexpected victory led to a massive party in Russia, which the nation had never seen.
The World Cup remains a favourite topic of conversation even between tournaments. The anticipation of each participating country's supporters starts growing closer to kick off. We show our support by adorning our homes and car with flags, being proud of our team, and showing them our support. However, the World Cup also brings out new support for the game. The World Cup is nothing like the team matches we watch on weekends. Instead, it brings countries together united in the desire to be the champions.
So, make sure you have nothing in your diary from 21st November for kick-off and up to 18 December for the final game. Thus, our article will constantly be updated to keep you abreast of any new developments as we receive them.
