Quote from: Volgastallion on Today at 11:05:16 PM

Its real fun to see we talking more about securitie, policies, and some other regulations things of related to the world cup more than the football and world cup itself. Cheesy

Yes i know qualifiers hasnt started yet and we dont have so much to talk, but i think its one of the first world cups talking so much about VISAS and security things. For me like i said before i want to wait a little bit more to know how they are gonna managed this.

In fact, it seems football is taking a backseat to discussions on this topic.

But, taking advantage of the fact that you spoke about this subject, I would like to bring you some details about the South American qualifiers, which is certainly one of the regions that most of us are interested in.

Conmebol has already defined the entire calendar of games, in short there will be six rounds in 2023 (in the months of September, October and November), six in 2024 (also in September, October and November) and six more in 2025 (March, June and September).
We have ten teams that will face each other twice (round trip) and each country will play nine matches in their domains and nine matches as a visitor.

In the end, six of these teams will qualify to make up the 48 teams in the competition.

It's still too early to bet, but right now my guess is Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Chile and Ecuador.