How will the 2022 World Cup work? That is the question everyone is asking, but a few things are clearer than others. The first thing to know is that the tournament will be held in Qatar, in the Persian Gulf. The defending champion France is one of the teams that will compete. The other team is France, who is the defending champion and is the second favorite for the tournament. The defending champion is also the favorite to win the World Cup, with odds of 6/1.

The World Cup will be held in Qatar from November 21 to December 18th. That is two months later than usual. It will be played in a warmer climate and in a much shorter time period than previous years. It will also be played in an Arab country, which has its own unique set of customs. Interest groups are worried about the change in customs, but it's a minor thing in the grand scheme of things. Qatar has also banned alcohol, which has been a major concern during previous FIFA World Cup Betting Events.

The tournament will be played on a knockout system. The top three teams from each group will qualify directly for the tournament. The fourth place team will play against New Zealand in an intercontinental playoff in June 2022. The teams that advance will be determined by goal differential. The tournament will feature 32 teams, with the hosts Qatar getting an automatic berth in the group stage. So, if you are wondering: how will the 2022 World Cup work?

In the past, regular suspects have dominated the World Cup. The favorites for the tournament are Germany, France, Spain, and Brazil. The other teams that have a good history at World Cups are France, Argentina, and Spain. But, with such a large field, the favorites will be a little outlier. But don't bet on these teams just yet. It's not impossible for them to win, even if they're not the favorites.

There are seven previous winners who have reached the finals of the World Cup. And of these, seven of them are among the top favorites for the 2022 World Cup. The only team missing from the competition is Italy, which has won the tournament four times. For their part, France will face the winner of the Australia/UAE play-off. And Wales will host either Scotland or Ukraine. That's a tough draw, but Brazil and France are favorites in the World Cup 2022 odds.

A familiar scenario from the last World Cup will repeat. Belgium won't win the tournament, but their team is a veteran. Its top three players are seasoned pros. Their defense is another major concern. Toby Alderwield and Jan Verthonghan are both 30 years old and have struggled at the previous World Cup. The Netherlands, on the other hand, will have a bright future with the presence of Alphonse Davies and Jonathan David. They should do well to get past their group. Besides, the Netherlands will likely win the tournament.