Results & Live score in the Soccer World Cup 2022

Here you will find the results from all the matches played during the FIFA World Cup 2022. The tournament is held in Qatar during the period of November 21st to December 18th, and a total of 64 matches will be played. The points collected by the teams during the group game are incredibly important in order to advance to the play-off. The list shown below will be regularly updated and as soon as possible after the end of each match.

Furthermore, you can follow the actual score during the matches with help of our FIFA World Cup live score. That way you can keep yourself updated about what happens on the field and won’t miss a second of the exciting resolution.

🔢 Results in the FIFA World Cup 2022 – How the points are shared

When the FIFA World Cup 2022 is determined no less than 64 exciting soccer matches will take place during the course of the tournament. Here we can see national teams from all corners of the world fighting to go all the way to the World Cup gold. We at VM-fotboll.se are watching the whole championship and will update all the match results immediately after the matches are played here on this page. The results will be taken straight from the website of FIFA.

Thanks to our live score you can keep yourself updated on the actual score during the match. In our FIFA World Cup live score we present the number of goals scored as well as how many minutes of the game has been played. All of this information can be found above, and you do not need to update the page to get fresh information.

In the World Cup matches, there are valuable points to collect, which is the only way for a team to move on to the big play-off. On our page with World Cup tables, you can see the position the teams hold, which is also updated when new match results are presented. Winning a FIFA World Cup match gives the team three points, while both teams get one point each in case of a draw. A team can get nine points at most during the group game.

To advance to the play-off a team needs to be one of the best two teams in their group. The teams ending up in third and fourth place will however have to leave the tournament. To reach one of the top positions it is usually necessary to score points from at least two of the matches played.

⚽ Extra time and penalty shoot-outs during the FIFA World Cup

The matches in the World Cup group game can be rounded off with a draw and as mentioned the points are then divided between the teams. When it is time for the play-off this principle is not useful, however, as one team has to win each match. This is done with a period of extra time which is played shortly after the regular time is over.

The extra time consists of two periods of 15 minutes each, where the goals scored will be added to the goals from the regular 90 minutes of the match. In soccer, the extra time is played to completion whether a team scores or not. If the result after the extra time is still a draw then the teams will go on to a penalty shoot-out.

In the penalty shoot-out, both teams get five shots each, and the team with the most scores wins. The teams will take turns shooting their penalties and if one of the teams takes a lead that can not be reached by the opponent then the penalty shoot-out will be finished earlier. If both teams score the same amount of goals instead then the shoot-out will continue with one try for each team until a winner can be declared.

The end result of a match taken to extra time will be the number of goals scored during regular time plus the goals scored during extra time. When a match goes to penalties it is however only the winning penalty that will be counted among the goals from the earlier 120 minutes.

📣 Live score – Follow the FIFA World Cup in real-time

As this FIFA World Cup will not be played during vacation season as it used to, it might be harder to find the time to watch all the matches on TV. The matches being played in the month of December do not make it any easier, as many people use their free time to prepare for Christmas. Despite this, the interest in the tournament is as large as always so one has to find alternative ways to keep up with the soccer party.

One solution to the problem is to use live score as help, also known as live results, where you through your computer, phone or tablet can follow the development in the matches in real-time. In a live score all of the goals, corners, yellow and red cards, free kicks, penalties, and changes are presented, so that you can get a full image of the match without watching it. The absolute best thing about live results is that they are updated constantly and you do not have to press any buttons for the information to appear.

During the FIFA World Cup 2002 you can find live scores from all of the matches here on our website. We present the actual score in all ongoing matches so that you easily can keep yourself updated about everything that happens. The tournament that stretches from November 21st to December 18th, 2022 will offer some 60 matches which will all be available to follow above.

Earlier World Cup results in numbers

The World Championship of soccer for men has been played all the way since 1930. It has been played every fourth year, except for 1942 and 1946, because of the ongoing second world war and its impact. During the World Cup 2018 in Russia, Panama was the latest team to reach a World Cup tournament, as well as Iceland for example. This means that 84 countries has participated in a World Championship of soccer through history. In year 2022 at least one more country will join the tournament, since the host nation Qatar does their first World Cup.

Brazil is the team leading the Marathon table in the World Cup. Along with Germany they have played 109 matches in the history of the tournament, but Brazil has also won 73 of these. They have a total of 237 points in World Cup contexts for men. The US is in 25th place in all-time history. The US has won six matches in the World Cup, played three draws, and lost sixteen matches.

German player Miroslav Klose has scored the most goals in World Cup history. The goal thief has scored 16 goals in total in four played World Cups.