Who has qualified for the 2022 World Cup and who missed out?

The Qatar World Cup will kick-off later this year on November 21 and England have booked their place.

The final draw for the World Cup group stage has been made and we now know the groups in their entirety.

Including the Three Lions and the host nation, 32 teams have confirmed their qualification for the competition.

Wales managed to hold off the challenge of Ukraine to make it to their first World Cup since 1958 and they have now been joined by Australia and Costa Rica.

World Cup 2022: Qualified teams

The UEFA qualification group stages were wrapped up last November with England, Germany, Spain and France among the group winners.

Meanwhile, Brazil and Argentina qualified from CONMEBOL first before being joined by Ecuador and Uruguay.

Iran and South Korea were the first to make it from AFC and were then joined by Saudi Arabia and Japan.

Canada have made it from CONCACAF and qualified for their first World Cup since 1986.

The qualified teams are:

Qatar (Host)

England

Belgium

Croatia

Denmark

France

Germany

Serbia

Spain

Switzerland

Netherlands

Brazil

Argentina

Iran

South Korea

Japan

Saudi Arabia

Ecuador

Uruguay

Canada

Ghana

Senegal

Portugal

Poland

Tunisia

Morocco

Cameroon

United States

Mexico

Wales

Australia

Costa Rica

World Cup 2022: Who has missed out?

Several high-ranking countries have failed to make the upcoming World Cup.

Euro 2020 winners Italy crashed out and won't be at the World Cup for the second time running after they lost to North Macedonia.

In the CONMEBOL, big guns Chile and Colombia have missed out.

Peru finished fifth in the qualification table but lost their play-off on penalties to Australia.

Meanwhile, Costa Rica beat Oceanian play-off winners New Zealand 1-0 to make it to Qatar.

In Africa, the play-offs brought huge drama.

Senegal eliminated Egypt while Cameroon beat Algeria and Ghana edged out Nigeria.

Morocco and Tunisia also went through at the expense of DR Congo and Mali.