World Cup - Qualification Europe 2024
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World Cup - Qualification Europe in brief
The UEFA World Cup qualifiers decide Europe's places at the FIFA World Cup. In the expanded 48-team era, UEFA has 16 finals slots: group winners qualify directly, while runners-up and selected Nations League teams enter play-offs for the remaining places.
The 2024 tournament ran from 21 March 2025 to 31 March 2026.
On this page you can follow the World Cup - Qualification Europe standings, fixtures and results, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Last tournament
Quick answers
- Who was the World Cup - Qualification Europe top scorer last tournament?
- Erling Haaland finished as the 2024 top scorer with 16 goals for Norway. View →
- Who had the most assists in World Cup - Qualification Europe in 2024?
- Martin Ødegaard led World Cup - Qualification Europe with 7 assists in 2024. View →
- Who was the highest-rated World Cup - Qualification Europe player in 2024?
- Martin Ødegaard had the best average match rating (8.68) across tracked World Cup - Qualification Europe matches in 2024. View →
- When does the World Cup - Qualification Europe tournament end?
- The 2024 tournament runs until 31 March 2026. View →
- Where can I find the World Cup - Qualification Europe group tables?
- The World Cup - Qualification Europe group tables update after every match on the standings tab. View →
- Where can I watch World Cup - Qualification Europe highlights?
- Official goal clips and match highlights for World Cup - Qualification Europe are collected on the Oddsivio highlights page. View →
Recent results
- Sweden 3–2 Poland
- Kosovo 0–1 Türkiye
- Bosnia & Herzegovina 1–1 Italy
- Czech Republic 2–2 Denmark
- Poland 2–1 Albania
- Slovakia 3–4 Kosovo
- Denmark 4–0 FYR Macedonia
- Czech Republic 2–2 Rep. Of Ireland
- Italy 2–0 Northern Ireland
- Wales 1–1 Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Ukraine 1–3 Sweden
- Türkiye 1–0 Romania
- Wales 7–1 FYR Macedonia
- Kosovo 1–1 Switzerland
- Sweden 1–1 Slovenia