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European 4 last tickets to the World Cup
The play-offs, last game, last chance, last 4 tickets, Wednesday 18.
Republic of Ireland 0 - 1 France
Portugal 1 - 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Greece 0 - 0 Ukraine
Russia 2 - 1 Slovenia
The play-offs will be contested on a two-legged, home-and-away basis on 14 and 18 November.
Republic of Ireland 0 - 1 France
Portugal 1 - 0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
Greece 0 - 0 Ukraine
Russia 2 - 1 Slovenia
The play-offs will be contested on a two-legged, home-and-away basis on 14 and 18 November.
The last ticket in America
CONCACAF vs. CONMEBOL play-off.
Nov 14. Costa Rica 0 - 1 Uruguay at San Jose C.R.
Nov 18 Uruguay vs. Costa Rica @ Montevideo, URU.
Nov 14. Costa Rica 0 - 1 Uruguay at San Jose C.R.
Nov 18 Uruguay vs. Costa Rica @ Montevideo, URU.
Full list of teams at 2010 World Cup
24 teams of 32 already qualify.
Hosts: South Africa
Africa Qualifiying: Ghana, Ivory Coast
Asia Qualifiying: Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea
Europe Qualifiying: Denmark, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland
South America Qualifiying: Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina
North, Central America and the Caribbean Qualifiying: United States, Mexico, Honduras
Play-off: Uruguay, Costa Rica, Bahrain, New Zealand, Portugal, France, Greece, Slovenia, Russia, Ukraine, Bosnia-Hersegovina, Republic of Ireland, + 2 African teams. Play-off round November 14 and 18
Hosts: South Africa
Africa Qualifiying: Ghana, Ivory Coast
Asia Qualifiying: Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea
Europe Qualifiying: Denmark, England, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland
South America Qualifiying: Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, Argentina
North, Central America and the Caribbean Qualifiying: United States, Mexico, Honduras
Play-off: Uruguay, Costa Rica, Bahrain, New Zealand, Portugal, France, Greece, Slovenia, Russia, Ukraine, Bosnia-Hersegovina, Republic of Ireland, + 2 African teams. Play-off round November 14 and 18
FIFA World Cup South Africa 2010, the latest...
France, Portugal, Russia and Greece have been confirmed as the seeded teams for Monday's World Cup play-off draw. The quartet, who all finished second in their respective European qualifying pools, earn their seeded status due to being the top four of the eight play-off teams in the latest FIFA world rankings. The unseeded pot includes the other four best runners-up - Ukraine, Republic of Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Slovenia.
Raymond Domenech's France are the top-ranked play-off team in ninth, one ahead of Portugal who clinched second place in Group One on Wednesday. Carlos Queiroz's side have risen seven places in the rankings thanks to their positive end to the qualifying campaign. Guus Hiddink's Russia, who finished second in Group Four behind Germany, slip six spots to 12th while 2004 European champions Greece lie 16th. Ukraine, who spoiled England's perfect qualifying record with a 1-0 win in Dnipropetrovsk last Saturday, are the top-ranked unseeded team at 22nd with Giovanni Trapattoni's Republic 34th, Bosnia-Herzegovina 42nd and Slovenia 49th. The draw takes place at 1pm (BST) on Monday as each of the eight nations eagerly anticipate making their final charge at next summer's finals in South Africa. At the top of the FIFA world rankings issued today, Brazil have maintained a slender advantage over European champions Spain, Holland and world champions Italy - who topped Groups Five, Nine and Eight respectively. Germany dropped one place to fifth while Argentina, who clinched their place in South Africa from the South American qualifying zone with a 1-0 win over Uruguay in Montevideo on Wednesday, climb two places to sixth. Hosts South Africa (85th) and North Korea (91st) are the only teams from outside the top 50 who will be present at next year's event.
Raymond Domenech's France are the top-ranked play-off team in ninth, one ahead of Portugal who clinched second place in Group One on Wednesday. Carlos Queiroz's side have risen seven places in the rankings thanks to their positive end to the qualifying campaign. Guus Hiddink's Russia, who finished second in Group Four behind Germany, slip six spots to 12th while 2004 European champions Greece lie 16th. Ukraine, who spoiled England's perfect qualifying record with a 1-0 win in Dnipropetrovsk last Saturday, are the top-ranked unseeded team at 22nd with Giovanni Trapattoni's Republic 34th, Bosnia-Herzegovina 42nd and Slovenia 49th. The draw takes place at 1pm (BST) on Monday as each of the eight nations eagerly anticipate making their final charge at next summer's finals in South Africa. At the top of the FIFA world rankings issued today, Brazil have maintained a slender advantage over European champions Spain, Holland and world champions Italy - who topped Groups Five, Nine and Eight respectively. Germany dropped one place to fifth while Argentina, who clinched their place in South Africa from the South American qualifying zone with a 1-0 win over Uruguay in Montevideo on Wednesday, climb two places to sixth. Hosts South Africa (85th) and North Korea (91st) are the only teams from outside the top 50 who will be present at next year's event.
CONCACAF
The most recent qualifying campaign in North, Central America and the Caribbean was tenser than any in recent memory. At the final whistle it was the old favourites - USA and Mexico - leading the pack, but the drama went right down to the wire and neither of thesewas safe before the penultimate round.
Final standings
20 USA (qualified)
19 Mexico (qualified)
16 Honduras (qualified)
16 Costa Rica (play-off with Uruguay)
8 El Salvador (out)
6 Trinidad and Tobago (out)
Final standings
20 USA (qualified)
19 Mexico (qualified)
16 Honduras (qualified)
16 Costa Rica (play-off with Uruguay)
8 El Salvador (out)
6 Trinidad and Tobago (out)
