FIFA World Cup 2022 Draw - When Is It?, How To Watch, Qualified Teams, Pot Details

The draw for the 2022 FIFA World Cup will take place on Friday at 5pm UK time (BST) in Doha, Qatar and we can bring you all the details about the format, seedings and who is in each pot.

When is the 2022 Draw?

The draw will take place at 5pm UK time (BST) on Friday, 1st April 2022 from Doha, Qatar.

How to watch/live stream the 2022 World Cup draw?

International viewers can watch the draw on the FIFA.com website and also on FIFA’s social media channels on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Viewers in the UK can also watch coverage of the draw on the BBC.

Viewers in the US can also watch the draw on Peacock, Telemundo, and Universo.

Viewers in India can also watch the draw live on History TV18 HD and it will also be streamed on Voot.

Pot Details

Pot 1

  • Qatar
  • Brazil
  • Argentina
  • France
  • Belgium
  • England
  • Portugal 
  • Spain

Pot 2

  • Mexico
  • Denmark
  • Netherlands
  • Germany
  • Uruguay
  • Croatia
  • USA
  • Switzerland

Pot 3

  • Senegal
  • Iran
  • Morocco
  • Japan
  • Serbia
  • Poland
  • Tunisia
  • South Korea

Pot 4

  • Cameroon
  • Ecuador
  • Canada
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Ghana
  • Costa Rica or New Zealand
  • Scotland/Ukraine or Wales
  • Peru or Australia/United Arab Emirates

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