How to get World Cup 2022 tickets for Qatar tournament and have England qualified yet?
It didnt take long from after it became clear that England had failed to win their first shot at a major tournament final in some 55 years before minds started turning to the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. With such a young team and a manager that has managed to get (most) of the country behind him and his squad, its understandable that any England fan would think they have a shot of bringing home the thing proper in just 16 months time. And with players like Rashord, Sancho and Foden all likely to improve in the coming year or so  itd be hard to bet against them potentially going all the way in Qatar in what will be the first "winter" World Cup. Heres everything we know about the ticketing situation  and what England needs to do to actually qualify for the thing. How to get tickets for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar  Tickets are currently not on sale for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar but this is the page they will be sold through once they go online. With qualification finishing for the 2022 World Cup (play-offs aside) in November 2021, its quite likely that the tickets for the tournament will go on sale through the FIFA site in December of this year. England will most likely be one of the teams strutting their stuff in the first World Cup to be held in the Middle East  but it is by no means a foregone conclusion as things stand. No, England are currently around a third of the way through their qualification process for the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. Gareth Southgates men are in a group alongside Poland, Hungary, Albania, Andorra and San Marino. England sit top of group I right now with 9 points and three wins from a possible three  after beating Poland and San Mario at home, and Albania away thus far. While England still have to go away to Poland and Hungary  arguably the two toughest fixtures in the qualification group  its hard not to see them still topping this group given the form they are in, and strength in depth Gareth Southgate has at his disposal. Englands next competitive fixture is against Hungary on Thursday, September 2  when the team will be looking to put what was an ultimately disappointing result against Italy behind them.