2022 Dabatta World Cup

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2022 World Cup (Iearth)
2022 Dabatta World Cup
Dabatta2022Worldcup.png
The official emblem
Tournament details
Host countryDabatta
DatesApril 9th - April 16th, 20212
Teams32
Venue(s)6 (in Dabatta host cities)
Final positions
Champions Shoassau
Runners-up Kossmil
Third place Alecburgh
Fourth place Lutharia
Tournament statistics
Matches played63
2021

The 2022 World Cup, also called the 2022 Dabatta World Cup, was an international football tournament contested by men's national teams which took place between 9 April to 16 April, 2022 in multiple cities throughout Kossmil. It was the 48th World Cup, a worldwide football tournament held once every year. The tournament phase involved 32 teams, of which all came through qualifying competitions at the start of the event from an original 64 national teams. It was one of the most watched sporting events in the history of the world, with more than 1.8 billion viewers. Many credited the tournament with helping to reinvigorate the image of Kossmil following the 1960-2019 war.

31 national teams advanced through qualification competitions to join the host nation in the final tournament, with a total of 64 matches played in 6 venues located in as many host cities across Kossmil, but mainly in Dabatta. Public viewing events outside each host stadium at times consisted of more than 800,000 people, and the country received nearly 1.7 million visitors from 150 countries. The host nation, Kossmil, made it to the finals but ultimately fell to Shoassau.

In the final, Shoassau defeated Kossmil 1–0 after extra time to win the tournament and secure the country's second world title.

Teams

122 national teams applied to join the World Cup, but ultimately only 64 national teams were able to reach the qualification rounds. Notably absent were longtime competitors like Ruskayn and Vulkaria.

Venues

Dabatta Leniya Zhivir
Republic Stadium Patriot Area Abramov Stadium
Capacity: 67,000 Capacity: 47,000 Capacity: 42,500
Puskás Aréna 05.jpg File:New Stadionul Ion Oblemenco.jpg
Vorotov Dmista
People Stadium Tiger Arena
Capacity: 62,000 Capacity: 47,450
File:Baku National Stadium 2015-06.jpg Rostov Arena2018 (cropped).jpg
Kurgut Kislovat
Freedom Stadium Heroes Arena
Capacity: 53,319 Capacity: 37,640
File:Kocaeli Arena.jpg File:Arena lviv.jpg

Opening Ceremony

The opening ceremony of the World Cup will take place on Wednesday, April 9th in the Republic Stadium in Dabatta. It was opened by President Nikolai Cherdenko, who gave a speech at the start of the ceremony welcoming the countries of the world to Kossmil and calling football a uniting force. Dancers dressed in the flags of the 32 competing teams appeared carrying a sign with the name of each nation. Luca Spielmann, the 2021 World Cup-winning striker of the Durnstaal national team, and top-scorer Isaiah Ross entered the stadium with a child in a Kossmilian jersey. Pop singer Appia performed her song Here I Am and Merlin Stay performed his song Electrify before the two sang a duet. At the end of the ceremony, Roman Soloviev reappeared with the official match ball.

Group Stages

The 64-team qualifying bracket. 32 teams would advance to the actual World Cup tournaments.

Qualifying Rounds

64 competing countries were divided into eight groups of eight teams (groups A to H). Teams in each group played one another in a round-robin best two-out-of-three, with the top four teams advancing to the knockout stage with the Round of 32.

Group A

Shoassau v Constantio
13 March 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 2-0 ConstantioFlag.png Constantio
NorthKandsonFlag.png North Kandson 1-0 NTflag2.png Timeria
Bear Flag.png Slavic Union 2-1 Flag of SaintCroixandBens.png Saint Croix and Bens
Alcarresflag.png Alcarres 1-0 LatilliFlag.png Latilli
14 March 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 2-1 ConstantioFlag.png Constantio
NorthKandsonFlag.png North Kandson 0-1 NTflag2.png Timeria
Bear Flag.png Slavic Union 1-0 Flag of SaintCroixandBens.png Saint Croix and Bens
Alcarresflag.png Alcarres 2-0 LatilliFlag.png Latilli
15 March 2022
NorthKandsonFlag.png North Kandson 1-2 NTflag2.png Timeria

Group B

Beleroskov v Elbresia
13 March 2022
 Zamastan || 2-1 ||HaduastanFlag.png Haduastan
BeleroskovFlag.png Beleroskov 3-0 Flag of Elbresia.png Elbresia
Flag of Jyau.png Jyau 1-0 ParabocaFlag.png Paraboca
Flag of SaintOffeat.png Saint Offeat 2-0 YuanFlag.png Yuan
14 March 2022
 Zamastan || 2-0 ||HaduastanFlag.png Haduastan
BeleroskovFlag.png Beleroskov 0-1 Flag of Elbresia.png Elbresia
Flag of Jyau.png Jyau 2-0 ParabocaFlag.png Paraboca
Flag of SaintOffeat.png Saint Offeat 2-0 YuanFlag.png Yuan
15 March 2022
 Zamastan || 4-1 ||HaduastanFlag.png Haduastan
BeleroskovFlag.png Beleroskov 2-0 Flag of Elbresia.png Elbresia

Group C

13 March 2022
DurnstaalFlag.png Durnstaal 1-0 NewAneaFlag.png New Anea
Flag of Kyti.png Kyti 2-0 ZalluabedFlag.png Zalluabed
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 2-1 ElastanFlag.png Elastan
SomodiFlag.png Somodi 1-0 ArenaciaFlag.png Arenacia
14 March 2022
DurnstaalFlag.png Durnstaal 2-1 NewAneaFlag.png New Anea
Flag of Kyti.png Kyti 3-1 ZalluabedFlag.png Zalluabed
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 0-2 ElastanFlag.png Elastan
SomodiFlag.png Somodi 1-0 ArenaciaFlag.png Arenacia
15 March 2022
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 2-0 ElastanFlag.png Elastan
SomodiFlag.png Somodi 3-1 ArenaciaFlag.png Arenacia

Group D

Tine v Rio Palito
13 March 2022
NewElklandFlag.png New Elkland 2-0 Mulfuliraflag.png Mulfulira
EastChanchajillaFlag1.png East Chanchajilla 3-1 AustrolisFlag.png Austrolis
AndaluniFlag.png Andaluni 1-0 TasiastanFlag.png Tasiastan
TineFlagTine Flag.svg Tine 4-3 RIO PALITO FLAG.jpg Rio Palito
14 March 2022
NewElklandFlag.png New Elkland 2-0 Mulfuliraflag.png Mulfulira
EastChanchajillaFlag1.png East Chanchajilla 1(1)-(1)1 AustrolisFlag.png Austrolis
AndaluniFlag.png Andaluni 1-0 TasiastanFlag.png Tasiastan
TineFlagTine Flag.svg Tine 2-0 RIO PALITO FLAG.jpg Rio Palito
15 March 2022
AndaluniFlag.png Andaluni 1-0 TasiastanFlag.png Tasiastan
TineFlagTine Flag.svg Tine 3-1 RIO PALITO FLAG.jpg Rio Palito

Group E

13 March 2022
VitosiumFlag.png Vitosium 1-0 Bandera de la ciudad de Madrid.svg Ordayia
Flag of Ivite.png Ivite 2-1 Flag of Nebetia.png Nebetia
JumbosaFlag.png Jumbosa 1-0 TunioFlag.png Tunio
NorthIcadaniaFlag.png North Icadania 3-2 SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera
14 March 2022
VitosiumFlag.png Vitosium 2-1 Bandera de la ciudad de Madrid.svg Ordayia
Flag of Ivite.png Ivite 0-1 Flag of Nebetia.png Nebetia
JumbosaFlag.png Jumbosa 1-0 TunioFlag.png Tunio
NorthIcadaniaFlag.png North Icadania 0-1 SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera
15 March 2022
Flag of Ivite.png Ivite 0-1 Flag of Nebetia.png Nebetia
NorthIcadaniaFlag.png North Icadania 1(0)-(1)1 SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera

Group F

Kossmil v Yubonia
13 March 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 2-0 YuboniaFlag.png Yubonia
SulifaFlag.png Sulifa 2-0 SiniaporeFlag.png Siniapore
ArteganaFlag.png Artegana 4-1 Beatavic Flag.png Beatavic
Flag of Besmenia.png Besmenia 2-1 UnitedCavollonFlag.png United Cavollon
14 March 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 3-0 YuboniaFlag.png Yubonia
SulifaFlag.png Sulifa 1-0 SiniaporeFlag.png Siniapore
ArteganaFlag.png Artegana 0-1 Beatavic Flag.png Beatavic
Flag of Besmenia.png Besmenia 0-2 UnitedCavollonFlag.png United Cavollon
15 March 2022
ArteganaFlag.png Artegana 0-1 Beatavic Flag.png Beatavic
Flag of Besmenia.png Besmenia 2(1)-(0)2 UnitedCavollonFlag.png United Cavollon

Group G

Ossinia v Selle
13 March 2022
CyrudaFlag.png Cyruda 1-0 VorricaFlag.png Vorrica
ArtaskaFlag.png Artaska 3-1 AlonnisosaFlag.png Alonnisosa
OssiniaFlag.png Ossinia 2-1 Flag of Luxembourg.svg Selle
LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia 6-0 Emmiria flag.png Emmiria
14 March 2022
CyrudaFlag.png Cyruda 1-0 VorricaFlag.png Vorrica
ArtaskaFlag.png Artaska 2-0 AlonnisosaFlag.png Alonnisosa
OssiniaFlag.png Ossinia 1-0 Flag of Luxembourg.svg Selle
LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia 4-2 Emmiria flag.png Emmiria

Group H

13 March 2022
 Quetana || 1-0 ||JanapaFlag.png Janapa
AlbarineFlag.png Albarine 1-0 QolaysiaFlag.png Qolaysia
Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro 2-1 Flag of Versenia.png Versenia
CaspiaFlag.png Caspiaa 2-1 DrambenburgFlag.png Drambenburg
14 March 2022
 Quetana || 1-0 ||JanapaFlag.png Janapa
AlbarineFlag.png Albarine 0-1 QolaysiaFlag.png Qolaysia
Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro 0-2 Flag of Versenia.png Versenia
CaspiaFlag.png Caspiaa 2-3 DrambenburgFlag.png Drambenburg
15 March 2022
 Quetana || 2-0 ||JanapaFlag.png Janapa
AlbarineFlag.png Albarine 1(0)-(1)1 QolaysiaFlag.png Qolaysia
Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro 2(2)-(1)2 Flag of Versenia.png Versenia
CaspiaFlag.png Caspiaa 0-2 DrambenburgFlag.png Drambenburg

Knockout Stage

Round of 32

Group A

9 April 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 3-2 NTflag2.png Timeria
Bear Flag.png Slavic Union 1-0 Alcarresflag.png Alcarres

Group B

9 April 2022
 Zamastan || 2-1 ||BeleroskovFlag.png Beleroskov
Flag of SaintOffeat.png Saint Offeat 1(1)-(0)1 Flag of Jyau.png Jyau

Group C

9 April 2022
DurnstaalFlag.png Durnstaal 1-0 Flag of Kyti.png Kyti
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 2-1 SomodiFlag.png Somodi

Group D

9 April 2022
EastChanchajillaFlag1.png East Chanchajilla 1(1)-(0)1 NewElklandFlag.png New Elkland
TineFlagTine Flag.svgTine 2-1 AndaluniFlag.png Andaluni

Group E

10 April 2022
Flag of Ivite.png Ivite 1-0 VitosiumFlag.png Vitosium
SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera 2(1)-(0)2 JumbosaFlag.png Jumbosa

Group F

10 April 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 2-0 SulifaFlag.png Sulifa
Flag of Besmenia.png Besmenia 1(1)-(0)1 Beatavic Flag.png Beatavic

Group G

10 April 2022
ArtaskaFlag.png Artaska 2-0 CyrudaFlag.png Cyruda
LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia 1-0 OssiniaFlag.png Ossinia

Group H

10 April 2022
QolaysiaFlag.png Qolaysia 2-1  Quetana
Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro 2(2)-(1)2 DrambenburgFlag.png Drambenburg

Round of 16

Group A

11 April 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 3-0 Bear Flag.png Slavic Union

Group B

11 April 2022
 Zamastan || 4-0 ||Flag of SaintOffeat.png Saint Offeat

Group C

11 April 2022
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 1(1)-(0)1 DurnstaalFlag.png Durnstaal

Group D

11 April 2022
EastChanchajillaFlag1.png East Chanchajilla 2-0 TineFlagTine Flag.svgTine

Group E

12 April 2022
SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera 2-0 Flag of Ivite.png Ivite

Group F

12 April 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 2-1 Flag of Besmenia.png Besmenia

Group G

12 April 2022
LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia 1-0 ArtaskaFlag.png Artaska

Group H

12 April 2022
Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro 3(1)-(0)3 QolaysiaFlag.png Qolaysia

Quarter-finals

13 April 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 2(1)-(0)2  Zamastan
13 April 2022
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 1-0 EastChanchajillaFlag1.png East Chanchajilla
14 April 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 3-2 SeranFlag.jpeg Unified Sera
14 April 2022
LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia 4-0 Flag of Myanmar (2019 proposal).svg Kaoro

Semi-finals

15 April 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 3-1 AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh
15 April 2022
Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil 2-1 LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia

Third-Place

15 April 2022
AlecburghFlag.png Alecburgh 4-1 LuthariaFlag.png Lutharia

Final

16 April 2022
ShoassauFlag.png Shoassau 1-0 Kossmil flag 3.png Kossmil

Sponsorship

The sponsors of the 2022 World Cup are divided into three categories: World Cup Partners, World Cup Sponsors and National Supporters. The National Supporters are all Kossmilian sponsors.

World Cup partners World Cup sponsors National supporters

Media

The World Cup Organization, through several companies, sold the broadcasting rights for the 2022 World Cup to various local broadcasters. After having tested the technology at limited matches of the 2020 Heimdahl'ia World Cup (via private tests and public viewings in the host city of Heimdahl'ia), the 2022 World Cup is the first World Cup in which all matches were produced in 4K ultra high definition. The WCO stated that at least 75% of the broadcast cut of each match would come from 4K cameras (covering the majority of main angles), with instant replays and some camera angles being converted up from 1080p high definition sources with limited degradation in quality. These broadcasts were made available from selected rightsholders and television providers.

Within Kossmil, local broadcasts were largely contained within the rights of KBC 1.