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First round
A total of 96 (teams ranked 115–211 in the 2030 FIFA World Cup qualification played home-and-away over two legs. The 46 winners advanced to the 2030 FIFA World Cup qualification second round.

Second round
A total of 48 played home-and-away over two legs. The 24 winners advanced to the 2030 FIFA World Cup qualification Third round.

Third round
A total of 24 played home-and-away over two legs. The 12 winners advanced to the 2030 FIFA World Cup qualification Play-off round.

Schedule
The schedule of the competition is expected to be as follows in the tables below.

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Seeding
The draw for the first round was held on 17 April 2027 at 11:00 MST (UTC+8), at the FIFA House in geneve, Switzerland.

The seeding was based on the FIFA World Rankings of April 2027 (shown in parentheses below).Teams from Pot A hosted the first leg, while teams from Pot B hosted the second leg.

Note: Bolded teams qualified for the second round.

Summary
The first legs were played on 6–7 June, and the second legs on 11 June 2027.

Qualification
Qualification for championships (AFC

9 Group Winners: 🇯🇵 japan (16),🇦🇺 australia (23),🇰🇷 south korea (28),🇮🇷 iran (54),🇨🇳 china (73),🇺🇿 uzbekistan (83), (92),🇶🇦 qatar (90),🇰🇵 north korea (115)

Qualification for championships (CAF)

9 Group Winners: 🇨🇲 cameroon (52), (35),🇲🇦 morocco (42),🇹🇳 tunisia (29), (38),🇬🇭 ghana (51),🇨🇮 côte d'ivoire (56),🇪🇬 egypt (49), (72)

Qualification for championships (CONCACAF+CONMEBOL)

9 Group Winners: 🇲🇽 mexico (11),🇺🇸 united states (22),🇧🇷 brazil (3),🇦🇷 argentina (9), (5), (17), (56),🇨🇴 colombia (10),🇵🇪 peru (21)

Qualification for championships (OFC)

1 Group Winner: 🇳🇿 new zealand (122)

Qualification for championships (UEFA)

11 Group Winners and 5 best 2nd Place (16): 🇮🇹 italy (13),🇩🇪 germany (15),🇪🇸 spain (8),🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 england (4),🇫🇷 france (2),🇧🇪 belgium (1), (29),🇸🇪 sweden (17), (12), (14),🇭🇺 hungary (52),🇨🇿 czech republic (45), (50),🇵🇱 poland (19), (7), (37)

Playoffs (2nd and 3rd Place OFC + 10th Place CAF-AFC-CONCACAF-CONMEBOL and 2 best 11th of all Confideration) : Teams devided into 4 Matches they play knockout match and 4 winners advance to the world cup.

Playoff: 🇯🇴 jordan (96), (141),🇨🇷 costa rica (46), (62),🇸🇳 senegal (20),🇧🇬 bulgaria (60), 🇳🇨 new caledonia (156),🇲🇱 mali (57),🇻🇪 venezuela (25)

Team base camps
Base camps were used by the 48 national squads to stay and train before and during the World Cup tournament. On 9 February 2018, FIFA announced the base camps for each participating team.


 * Argentina: Guangzhou, Guangdong
 * Australia: Shaoguan, Guangdong
 * Belgium: Shenzhen, Guangdong
 * Brazil: Foshan, Guangdong
 * Colombia: Baoding, Hebei
 * Costa Rica: Suzhou, Jiangsu
 * Croatia: Nanyang, Henan
 * Denmark: Shijiazhuang, Hebei
 * Egypt: Linyi, Shandong
 * England: Handan, Hebei
 * France: Wenzhou, Zhejiang
 * Germany: Weifang, Shandong
 * Iceland: Zhoukou, Henan
 * Iran: Qingdao, Shandong
 * Japan: Hangzhou, Zhejiang
 * Mexico: Beijing, Beijing
 * Morocco: Beijing, Beijing
 * Nigeria: Shanghai, Shanghai
 * Panama: Shanghai, Shanghai
 * Peru: Chongqing, Chongqing
 * Poland: Chongqing, Chongqing
 * Portugal: Tianjin, Tianjin
 * Russia: Xuzhou, Jiangsu
 * Saudi Arabia: Xi'an,Shaanxi
 * Senegal: Ganzhou, Jiangxi
 * Serbia: Heze, Shandong
 * South Korea: Dongguan, Guangdong
 * Spain: Shenyang, Liaoning
 * Sweden: Ningbo, Zhejiang
 * Switzerland: Hengyang, Hunan
 * Tunisia: Jinan, Shandong
 * Uruguay: Hefei, Anhui

UAE Handball League
The UAE Handball League is the top professional handball league in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The first team to win the title was Al-Sharjah. Both Al Ahli and Al-Sharjah SCC share the record with 10 league titles to their name. Ten clubs compete in the League that operates on a system of 1 Level.

The League was founded in 1976 as the UAE Handball League. The first 1976–77 season was won by Al-Sharjah.

List of champions

 * 1976–77: Al-Sharjah
 * 1977–78: Al-Sharjah
 * 1978–79: Al-Ain
 * 1979–80: Al-Sharjah
 * 1980–81: Al-Ain
 * 1981–82: Al-Ain
 * 1982–83:Al-Wasl
 * 1983–84: Al-Wasl
 * 1984–85: Al-Wasl
 * 1985–86:Al-Ahli
 * 1986–87:Al-Wasl
 * 1987–88: Al-Ahli
 * 1988–89: Al-Wasl
 * 1989–90: Al-Shabab
 * 1990–91: Not completed due to Gulf War
 * 1991–92: Al-Sharjah
 * 1992–93: Al-Sharjah
 * 1993–94: Al-Ain
 * 1994–95: Al-Sharjah
 * 1995–96: Al-Ahli
 * 1996–97: Al Jazira
 * 1997–98: Al-Ahli
 * 1998–99: Al-Sharjah
 * 1999–00: Al-Sharjah
 * 2000–01: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2001–02: Al-Sharjah
 * 2002–03: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2003–04: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2004–05: Al-Ahli
 * 2005-06: Al-Sharjah
 * 2006-07: Al-Ahli
 * 2007-08: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2008–09: Al-Wasl
 * 2009–10: Al-Wasl
 * 2010-11: Al-Ahli
 * 2011-12: Al-Ahli
 * 2012-13: Al-Ahli
 * 2013-14: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2014-15: Al-Ahli
 * 2015-16: Al Jazira

UAE President Handball Cup
The UAE President's Handball Cup is a professional Handball tournament that takes place in the United Arab Emirates. Founded in 1977, the inaugural champion was Al Wasl, although Al Wasl has taken the trophy the most times of any club, prevailing 7 times.

List of champions

 * 1977–78: Al-Wasl
 * 1978–79: Al-Wasl
 * 1979–80: Al-Ain
 * 1980–81: Al-Sharjah
 * 1981–82: Al-Ain
 * 1982–83:Al-Wasl
 * 1983–84: Al-Wasl
 * 1984–85: Al-Wasl
 * 1985–86:Al-Sharjah
 * 1986–87:Al-Ahli
 * 1987–88: Al-Shabab
 * 1988–89: Al-Ain
 * 1989–90: Al-Ahli
 * 1990–91: Al Jazira
 * 1991–92: Al-Sharjah
 * 1992–93: Al-Wasl
 * 1993–94: Al-Shabab
 * 1994–95: Al Jazira
 * 1995–96: Al-Sharjah
 * 1996–97: Al-Shabab
 * 1997–98: Al Jazira
 * 1998–99: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 1999–00: Al-Ahli
 * 2000–01: Al-Shabab
 * 2001–02: Al-Shabab
 * 2002–03: Al-Ahli
 * 2003–04: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2004–05: Al-Ain
 * 2005-06: Al-Ain
 * 2006-07: Al-Wasl
 * 2007-08: Al-Sharjah
 * 2008–09: Al-Sharjah
 * 2009–10: Al-Shabab
 * 2010-11: Al Jazira
 * 2011-12: Al-Ahli
 * 2012-13: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2013-14: Al Jazira
 * 2014-15: Al-Nasr Dubai SC

UAE Handball Super Cup
The UAE Handball Super Cup is one of the professional handball competitions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The Super Cup was founded in 1999 as the UAE Handball Super Cup. The first 1999–00 season was won by Al Nasr.

List of champions

 * 1999–00: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2000–01: Al-Ahli
 * 2001–02: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2002–03: Al-Ahli
 * 2003–04: Al-Nasr Dubai SC
 * 2004–05: Al-Ahli
 * 2005-06: Al-Wasl
 * 2006-07: Al-Ahli
 * 2007-08: Al-Ahli
 * 2008–09: Al-Ahli
 * 2009–10: Al-Shabab
 * 2010-11: Al-Ahli
 * 2011-12: Al-Ahli
 * 2012-13: Al-Ahli
 * 2013-14: Al-Ahli
 * 2014-15: Al-Nasr Dubai SC

All-time goal records Arabian Gulf Cup
Below the table of all-time goal records by nations up to 2021 Tournament.

Head to head against other countries
As of 2 December 2019

Kuwait Record against other teams
As of 28 Aug 2016


 * * includes games against Serbia and Montenegro, Yugoslavia
 * * includes games against Soviet Union
 * * includes games against 🇩🇪 West Germany,East Germany
 * * includes games against Czechoslovakia

The list shown below shows the Germany national football team all-time international record against opposing nations. The stats are composed of FIFA World Cup, UEFA European Football Championship, FIFA Confederations Cup, and Summer Olympics matches, as well as numerous international friendly tournaments and matches.

China FIFA 2034 Bid
the participated Countries changed to 48 teams since 2026, then the capacity of stadiums will be as a minimum of 12 stadiums, and maximum will be 16 Stadiums. the stadiums plan sheet is as follows, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Dalian, Wuhan, Tianjin, Ürümqi, Chongqing, Chengdu, Zhengzhou, Harbin, Lhasa, Qingdao, Lanzhou.

Venues
The tournament is expecting to take place in 8 cities: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm al Quwain, Al Ain, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah. The opening and final will take place in AD.

Infrastructure&Hospitality

 * Hotels 2 to 5 Stars Only

Eco-Sociological Info
it is projected that UAE will have a population of 15 million by 2030, and 300 governmental hospitals across the country. Dubai will have 1000 hotels by 2020 and 1500 by 2030. the train which is under construction will link all emirates and cities by 2020, which the trip between Dubai and Abu Dhabi will take only 50 minutes (now 95 minutes). it is also planned that all 5 northern Emirates will be linked by a great roads and rail roads by 2020. the population of UAE is about 9.5 million, 6.9 of them live in the city propers

Distances Between Cities
the distances between the stadiums isn't far and creates a great atmosphere for fans to get from 1 stadium to another, the longest distance between 2 stadiums is a 2.30 hours drive between AbuDhabi and Fujairah.

Kuwait Basketball Federation Cup List up to 2022
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