 as Gareth Southgate's side look to build on the promise of their Euro 2020 campaign. The circumstances could hardly be any different but the Three Lions (7-1) go into the tournament as one of the leading fancies. The 2022 World Cup, for all its faults, will be one of the biggest betting events ever staged, with punters around the globe betting into thousands of game and outright markets on a daily basis. Betfred is offering new customers an incredible £60 worth of bonuses when you sign up and bet just £10 on any event. Simply register, place a £10 wager and you will qualify for this unbeatable welcome offer! 18+ | T&C's apply | New customers only | Gamble responsibly | begambleaware.org Who are the favourites to win the World Cup in Qatar? Brazil head the market for Qatar glory after an almost flawless qualifying campaign and there is no doubt that Tite's side, along with Argentina, who are on a 35-game unbeaten run, go into this tournament in the best shape. France head the European challenge as they attempt to become just the third nation in history to retain the trophy but Didier Deschamps' outfit have been hit with some major injuries and their form in the Nations League was decidedly inconsistent. England remain one of the tournament favourites despite havi){kind=link}
England head to Qatar as 7-1 fourth-favourites as Gareth Southgate’s side look to end their major tournament drought
The countdown is on for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the first to be held in in the Middle East and the first to be held in the winter of a European season.
32 nations compete in eight groups, with hosts Qatar kicking the tournament off when they play Ecuador at the Al Bayt Stadium on Novermber 19. Group games will take place across eight stadia: Al Bayt Stadium, Khalifa International Stadium, Al Thumama Stadium, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium, Lusail Stadium, Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, Education City Stadium, Al Janoub Stadium.
England get their tournament underway against Iran on November 20 (1pm KO) as Gareth Southgate’s side look to build on the promise of their Euro 2020 campaign. The circumstances could hardly be any different but the Three Lions (7-1) go into the tournament as one of the leading fancies.
The 2022 World Cup, for all its faults, will be one of the biggest betting events ever staged, with punters around the globe betting into thousands of game and outright markets on a daily basis.