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Complete FIFA World Cup 2022 Fixtures dates, time, venue – Indian Standard Time

Get complete FIFA world cup 2022 Fixtures dates, time, venues as per Indian (UTC +05:30) Standard Time for easy understanding for the Indian Football fans.

FIFA World Cup 2022

FIFA World Cup 2022 Fixtures

FIFA World Cup Fixtures 2022 – Indian Standard Time

Match

Date & Time

Group

Venue

Qatar vs Ecuador 20-11-2022 21:30 A Al Bayt Stadium
Senegal vs Netherlands 21-11-2022 15:30 A Al Thumama Stadium
England vs Iran 21-11-2022 18:30 B Khalifa Int Stadium
USA vs Wales 22-11-2022 00:30 B Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Argentina vs Saudi Arabia 22-11-2022 15:30 C Lusail Stadium
Denmark vs Tunisia 22-11-2022 18:30 D Edu City Stadium
Mexico vs Poland 22-11-2022 21:30 C Stadium 974
France vs Australia 23-11-2022 00:30 D Al Janoub Stadium
Morocco vs Croatia 23-11-2022 15:30 F Al Bayt Stadium
Germany vs Japan 23-11-2022 18:30 E Khalifa Int Stadium
Spain vs Costa Rica 23-11-2022 21:30 E Al Thumama Stadium
Belgium vs Canada 24-11-2022 00:30 F Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Switzerland vs Cameroon 24-11-2022 15:30 G Al Janoub Stadium
Uruguay vs Korea Republic 24-11-2022 18:30 H Edu City Stadium
Portugal vs Ghana 24-11-2022 21:30 H Stadium 974
Brazil vs Serbia 25-11-2022 00:30 G Lusail Stadium
Wales vs Iran 25-11-2022 15:30 B Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Qatar vs Senegal 25-11-2022 18:30 A Al Thumama Stadium
Netherlands vs Ecuador 25-11-2022 21:30 A Khalifa Int Stadium
England vs USA 26-11-2022 00:30 B Al Bayt Stadium
Tunisia vs Australia 26-11-2022 15:30 D Al Janoub Stadium
Poland vs Saudi Arabia 26-11-2022 18:30 C Edu City Stadium
France vs Denmark 26-11-2022 21:30 D Stadium 974
Argentina vs Mexico 27-11-2022 00:30 C Lusail Stadium
Japan vs Costa Rica 27-11-2022 15:30 E Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Belgium vs Morocco 27-11-2022 18:30 F Al Thumama Stadium
Croatia vs Canada 27-11-2022 21:30 F Khalifa Int Stadium
Spain vs Germany 28-11-2022 00:30 E Al Bayt Stadium
Cameroon vs Serbia 28-11-2022 15:30 G Al Janoub Stadium
Korea Republic vs Ghana 28-11-2022 18:30 H Edu City Stadium
Brazil vs Switzerland 28-11-2022 21:30 G Stadium 974
Portugal vs Uruguay 29-11-2022 00:30 H Lusail Stadium
Ecuador vs Senegal 29-11-2022 20:30 A Khalifa Int Stadium
Netherlands vs Qatar 29-11-2022 20:30 A Al Bayt Stadium
Wales vs England 30-11-2022 00:30 B Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Iran vs USA 30-11-2022 00:30 B Al Thumama Stadium
Australia vs Denmark 30-11-2022 20:30 D Al Janoub Stadium
Tunisia vs France 30-11-2022 20:30 D Edu City Stadium
Poland vs Argentina 01-12-2022 00:30 C Stadium 974
Saudi Arabia vs Mexico 01-12-2022 00:30 C Lusail Stadium
Croatia vs Belgium 01-12-2022 20:30 F Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium
Canada vs Morocco 01-12-2022 20:30 F Al Thumama Stadium
Japan vs Spain 02-12-2022 00:30 E Khalifa Int Stadium
Costa Rica vs Germany 02-12-2022 00:30 E Al Bayt Stadium
Ghana vs Uruguay 02-12-2022 20:30 H Al Janoub Stadium
Korea Republic vs Portugal 02-12-2022 20:30 H Edu City Stadium
Serbia vs Switzerland 03-12-2022 00:30 G Stadium 974
Cameroon vs Brazil 03-12-2022 00:30 G Lusail Stadium
1A vs 2B 03-12-2022 20:30 Round of 16 Khalifa Int Stadium
1C vs 2D 04-12-2022 00:30 Round of 16 AB Ali Stadium
1D vs 2C 04-12-2022 20:30 Round of 16 Al Thumama Stadium
1B vs 2A 05-12-2022 00:30 Round of 16 Al Bayt Stadium
1E vs 2F 05-12-2022 20:30 Round of 16 Al Janoub Stadium
1G vs 2H 06-12-2022 00:30 Round of 16 Stadium 974
1F vs 2E 06-12-2022 20:30 Round of 16 Edu City Stadium
1H vs 2G 07-12-2022 00:30 Round of 16 Lusail Stadium
TBA vs TBA 09-12-2022 20:30 Quarterfinals Edu City Stadium
TBA vs TBA 10-12-2022 00:30 Quarterfinals Lusail Stadium
TBA vs TBA 10-12-2022 20:30 Quarterfinals Al Thumama Stadium
TBA vs TBA 11-12-2022 00:30 Quarterfinals Al Bayt Stadium
TBA vs TBA 14-12-2022 00:30 Semi Finals Lusail Stadium
TBA vs TBA 15-12-2022 00:30 Semi Finals Al Bayt Stadium
TBA vs TBA 17-12-2022 20:30 3rd Place Khalifa Int Stadium
TBA vs TBA 18-12-2022 20:30 Finals Lusail Stadium

Some of Important FIFA World Cup Information:

FIFA’s commercial partners and sponsors of the 2022 World Cup should all press the global football association and the Qatar government to provide compensation and other treatment to the immigrant employee and their families who suffered death or injury, wage theft or debt from illegal employment fees while preparing the tournament, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and FairSquare said on 20th September 2022.

The call comes as a new global opinion poll commissioned by Amnesty International shows that 2/3 or 66 percent of those surveyed, and 72% of those likely to watch at least one FIFA World Cup match, said that FIFA’s commercial partners and sponsors should publicly call on FIFA to compensate a migrant employee who suffered while preparing the World Cup in Qatar.

In July, the 3 human rights corporations wrote to FIFA’s 14 commercial partners and World Cup sponsors urging them to call on the football body to remedy abuses of migrant workers linked to preparations for the FIFA World Cup. Afterward, four commercial partners of them, AB InBev/Budweiser, Adidas, Coca-Cola, and McDonald’s, have stated their support for such financial compensation. Ten other sponsors have offered no public support and have not acknowledged to written requests to discuss tournament-related abuses. Here is the list of those companies: Visa, Hyundai-Kia, Wanda Group, Qatar Energy, Qatar Airways, Vivo, Hisense, Mengniu, Crypto, and Byju’s.

Minky Worden who is the director of global initiatives at Human Rights Watch said that “Brands buy rights to sponsor the Football World Cup because they want to be associated with joy, fair competition, and spectacular human achievement on the playing field, not rampant wage theft and the deaths of workers who made the Football World Cup possible,”.

Rules to visit Qatar during FIFA World Cup

Qatar authorities in Qatar have announced entry and exit rules and regulations to and from the Qatar during the Football World Cup, including the suspension of entry for visitors effective from 1st Nov 2022. Col. Jassim Al Sayed, Executive Director, Office of the Commander of the Tournament Security Operations, explained that Hayya Card holders will be allowed to enter Qatar during this time period. Hayya Card holders can also stay in Qatar till 23 Jan 2023. The Hayya Card is a Fan ID issued by the Govt. of Qatar for Football fans along with match tickets for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Brig. Abdulla Khalifa Al-Muftah, Director of Public Relations Dept and head of Media Unit, Security Committee, said that entry for anyone without the Hayya Card to the country through its air, land and sea borders will be suspended until 23rd Dec 2022. The FIFA World Cup 2022 will starts from November 20 to December 18 with hosts Qatar taking on Ecuador in the opening match. FIFA says that 2.45 million of the three million tickets have been sold and that a final round of online ticket sales will be held later this month [September].

This decision, however, will not affect exempted categories such as Qatari citizens, residents and GCC citizens holding any of the Qatar Identity cards, holders of personal visas and work entry permissions, as well as some other approved humanitarian cases. The Ministry of Interior called on all to abide by the laws and rules and regulations issued regarding this and not to violate them in order to ensure the successful completion of the Football World Cup event 2022. Qatar will become the first Arab country to host the FIFA World Cup, which is the biggest sporting spectacle on the earth.

Updated: December 13, 2022 — 11:38 am

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