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World Cup: Australia breaks pass for Qatar, Peru ko on penalties

2022-06-14T09:39:50.986Z


Decisive goalkeeper Redmayne: enters and neutralizes two penalties (ANSA) Australia qualified for the Qatar 2022 World Cup next winter. In the play-off he overtook Peru after the penalties, beaten 5-4 after regular time and extra time ended at 0-0. The "hero" of the evening was the goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne, who entered the field for penalties: his contribution was decisive as he saved two penalties. At the Qatar World Cup, Australia will be included in group D with Fr


Australia qualified for the Qatar 2022 World Cup next winter.

In the play-off he overtook Peru after the penalties, beaten 5-4 after regular time and extra time ended at 0-0.

The "hero" of the evening was the goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne, who entered the field for penalties: his contribution was decisive as he saved two penalties.

At the Qatar World Cup, Australia will be included in group D with France, Denmark and Tunisia. 

Australia is the 31st nation to secure qualification for the World Cup in Qatar (November 21-December 18).

The last place will be assigned by the play-off between Costa Rica and New Zealand: the winner will be included in group E with Spain, Germany and Japan. 


The 31 qualified national teams:


Africa Zone:


Cameroon, Ghana, Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia.


South America area:


Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador Uruguay.


North and Central America:


Canada, United States, Mexico.


Asia

zones :


Qatar (host country), Saudi Arabia, Australia, South Korea, Iran, Japan.


Europe area:


England, Germany, Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Spain, France, Netherlands, Wales, Portugal, Poland, Serbia, Switzerland  

Source: ansa

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