One tournament. A world of memories.20 NOV — 18 DEC 2022 QATAR
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An independent editorial archive of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

A record you can return to

Qatar22 is an independent English-language editorial archive of the 2022 men’s football World Cup in Qatar. We bring the tournament’s matches, teams, venues and stories together so readers can look up a result, follow a campaign or revisit a moment in context.

The archive covers all 64 matches, the 32 participating teams, the eight groups and the eight stadiums. Alongside those records, we publish original retrospectives about the football and the people who shaped it.

How we research and publish

Official tournament reports are our primary reference for match results. Articles link to the sources used to verify their facts. Where we interpret a performance or choose matches for a watchlist, that is editorial judgment rather than an official ranking.

Our articles are credited to Qatar22 Editorial. This is a collective editorial byline, not a claim that an individual reporter attended the matches. Retrospectives distinguish events in 2022 from their publication and update dates. We do not present archive coverage as live news.

Corrections and updates

If you spot an incorrect score, date, name or other factual detail, please send the page address and a reliable supporting source through our contact page. We review correction requests against the available records. Article pages show an update date when revised.

Photographs and attribution

Our stadium and article photographs include creator, source and licence information. An archive image from a different match or location is identified in its caption. Photographs remain subject to the rights and licence terms stated in their credits; publication here does not make every image freely reusable.

An independent project

Qatar22.com is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by FIFA, the tournament’s organising committee or any national football association. Tournament names and marks identify the event being covered; their appearance does not imply official status.