THE 3RD QUALIFYING ROUND FOR THE WORLD CUP WITH A 99.99% PROBABILITY IS VIRTUALLY OVER, FOLLOWED BY SOUTH KOREA AND JAPAN, AND THE FINAL CHAPTER 1 OF "AUSTRALIA'S DEFINITIVE."

The 3rd qualifying round for the World Cup with a 99.99% probability is virtually over, followed by South Korea and Japan, and the final chapter 1 of "Australia's definitive."

The 3rd qualifying round for the World Cup with a 99.99% probability is virtually over, followed by South Korea and Japan, and the final chapter 1 of "Australia's definitive."

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A total of six tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup finals in North Korea, China and the U.S. appear to have virtually ended. With five tickets to the finals already decided, including South Korea, Australia is the most likely candidate for the last one. Statistical media predicted that Australia's chances of going to the finals are 99.99 percent.

A total of 18 teams are divided into three groups, and the first and second place teams from each group will advance to the finals, while the third and fourth places will advance to the fourth preliminary round. Those ranking fifth and sixth places will remain eliminated. The long journey of the third preliminary round in Asia will come to an end through the final match to be held from July 10-11.

However, the team is not expected to stage a fierce battle to advance to the World Cup finals in the last preliminary match. Five teams, including Korea and Jordan in Group B, Iran and Iraq in Group A, and Japan in Group C, have confirmed their advance to the World Cup finals. Just as Coach Hong Myung-bo announced a massive rotation ahead of the final preliminary match against Kuwait, teams that have confirmed their advance to the World Cup finals will play relatively leisurely their final matches.

Group C is the only team that has yet to be confirmed. The fate of second-ranked Australia and third-ranked Saudi Arabia has yet to be confirmed. Australia is in second place with 16 points, while Saudi Arabia is in third place with 13 points. The two teams will have a showdown in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, at 3:15 a.m. on Tuesday (Korea time). Judging from the points between the two teams, they look like a guillotine match that determines their advance to the World Cup finals.

However, even if Saudi Arabia is tied with Australia, it should upset the gap between the two countries. Australia has a gap of +8 and Saudi Arabia has zero points, respectively. In order for Saudi Arabia to dramatically rise to the second place by beating Australia and advance directly to the finals, it needs to win by more than five goals. If Saudi Arabia wins by a gap of four goals, it will achieve a tie between the two countries, but in this case, it has to overcome as many as eight goals, which is small. In many ways, these are not easy goals. Australia ranks 26th and Saudi Arabia 58th in the FIFA rankings. Against this backdrop, Global Football, a statistics media outlet, predicts that Australia's advance to the World Cup finals will be a whopping 99.99 percent. It is a fait accompli that Australia will be responsible for the ticket to the final World Cup finals.

Even the Saudi national team coach Erbernard admitted, "We have to try to advance to the finals, but the door (to the World Cup finals) is almost closed." Australian coach Tony Popovich said, "We are in a great position (to confirm the World Cup), but we have to finish it off." If Australia wins the last remaining ticket to the finals without an unexpected incident, all six tickets to the World Cup finals allocated for the third Asian qualifying round will also be covered.

However, the World Cup qualifiers are not completely over. Asia has a total of 8.5 tickets, and the remaining 2.5 tickets, excluding the six that will be decided through the third and fourth qualifiers, will be decided through the fourth qualifiers. The fourth qualifying round, in which a total of six teams will take part, is divided into two groups of three teams. The United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Iraq in Group B, and Indonesia in Group C have confirmed their advance to the fourth qualifying round. In Group C, either Australia or Saudi Arabia, a team that cannot advance to the World Cup finals naturally heads to the fourth qualifying round. In fact, Saudi Arabia is the most likely team.

Group B, which includes Korea, is the only group whose ticket to the fourth preliminary round is unknown. Iraq has secured one ticket, and Oman (10 points) and Palestine (9 points) are competing for the remaining ticket to the fourth preliminary round. Coincidentally, the two teams will have a showdown in the neutral zone of Amman, Jordan. The losing team will completely disappear from their dream of the World Cup, and the winning team will be able to continue their dream of the World Cup finals through the fourth preliminary round.

On the contrary, most teams that would have wished for a dramatic final match were eliminated early on. Kyrgyzstan and North Korea, Kuwait in Group B, Bahrain in Group C, and China are not allowed to advance to the 2026 World Cup finals in North Korea and the U.S., regardless of the result of the final match. China, the lowest ranking team in Group C, tries to escape from the bottom through a showdown with Bahrain, but it is only the last pride match that takes place amid a setback in advancing to the World Cup finals. 바카라

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