It’s that time of year again! The world cup is coming, with it, the excitement of a global sporting event. For cricket fans worldwide, the t20 world cup is especially important. In this blog post, we will take a look at the points table for the t20 world cup 2022. This table will help you determine who will likely win the tournament and who you should root for.
Points Table
As the world’s leading football governing body, FIFA organizes the biggest tournament in the sporting calendar, and qualification for it is a major determinant of global standing. Here’s a look at how teams have fared so far and where they stand with each other.
1) Brazil is still the top dogs
Brazil is one point clear of Argentina with six matches remaining and has an easier group so far. They should be neck-and-neck with Mexico after their final match but could miss out on the final if they lose by two or more goals. Germany (3rd), Portugal (4th), Peru (5th), and Switzerland (6th) are all within touching distance but will need to win all their remaining matches to qualify.
2) Spain and Netherlands struggle
Spain currently occupies the 2nd spot behind Brazil, but they have only won one of their last six matches, including a 1-0 defeat against Holland which knocked them out of contention for the semi-finals. They will need to beat Iran next week to stay in contention, but this looks unlikely, given that Iran holds the same points as Spain with a game in hand. Meanwhile, the Netherlands occupies 4th position but has also lost three of their last four matches, most recently 2-1 against Sweden, which means they would need both Spain and Brazil to lose their final games if they want to overtake them.
In Group B, Germany is top with nine points from six matches
Group A
It was a close race at the top of Group A, but Germany proved too strong for Argentina. The two teams were level on points after six games, with both having won three games. However, Germany won their final game against Argentina, earning 12 points compared to Argentina’s 11. This gave them the advantage, and they finished top of the group with 16 points.
Argentina finished second place with 14 points, while Russia came third with 10 points. This means that Russia will play Germany in the first round of the knockout stage. Argentina will face France in the other first-round matchup.
There were some very close games at the top of Group A, with all six teams winning three games each. It was Russia who had an impressive showing throughout the group stages, finishing fourth overall despite only managing to win one game. This was largely down to their defensive performances and goal difference which was +10 – this is more than any other team in Group A!
Group B saw some much closer races between some of the leading teams. Brazil led the way early on with four wins from their first six games, but Italy was able to catch up and overtake them later on in the group stage. Both teams finished with nine points, meaning that Brazil will face Italy in the first round of the knockout stage, while Italy will face Denmark.
Colombia also played well throughout Group B
Group B
The Group B table of the World Cup is currently as follows:
Italy is top of the group, with a total of 7 points. They played 3 games and won all of them. They have scored 10 goals and conceded none. They will be looking to continue this good run in their next game against Costa Rica on June 16th.
Spain is second in the group with 5 points. They have also played 3 games and won all of them. They have scored 10 goals and conceded none. Their next game is against Iran on June 19th.
Iran is the bottom of the group with 1 point. They have only played one game so far and lost it 2-1 to Spain. This means they will not be going through the knockout stages of the World Cup, which is a shame as they had some very talented players, including Park Joo Ho and Karim Ansarifard, who both play for French clubs now.
Group C
Group C at the World Cup is one of the most hotly contested groups in the tournament. With teams like France, Portugal and Ecuador all looking to make a run to the knockout stages, it will be difficult for any team to progress. Here are the latest t world cup points table standings:
1) France – 65 points
2) Portugal – 57 points
3) Ecuador – 47 points
4) Switzerland – 45 points
5) Costa Rica – 38 points
6) Serbia – 36 points
Group D
As the 2014 World Cup draws to a close, watching all the groups play out is the most exciting part. Here is a look at Group D, which includes Portugal, Ghana, and the Netherlands.
Portugal has been one of the favorites to win this tournament, and they have not disappointed so far. They currently lead their group with 10 points, but they have games left against Ghana (who are in second place) and Netherlands (who are in third place).
Ghana has had a more difficult time than Portugal so far. They only have three points; their last game was a loss against the Netherlands. However, they also have games against Portugal and Nigeria (in fourth place). If they can pull off some wins in their final two games, they could still qualify for the knockout stage.
The Netherlands has only three points, but they have won both games so far. Their last game was a victory over Algeria. If they can keep up this level of play, they could also easily qualify for the knockout stage.
Points Table (Final)
As the World Cup closes, it’s time to look at the final points table. Here are the top 10 teams as of today (7/15):
1. Germany (128 points)
2. Argentina (101 points)
3. Portugal (96 points)
4. Brazil (93 points)
5. Spain (89 points)
6. Belgium (87 points)
7. Netherlands (85 points)
8. Switzerland (83 points)
9. Croatia (81 points)
10. England (79 points).