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2014 FIFA World Cup qualification progress as of 5 July 2013

Current status by country

	Team qualified for the World Cup.
	Team may qualify for World Cup.
	Team cannot qualify for the World Cup but has matches to play.
	Team eliminated from World Cup qualifying.
	Team did not enter qualification.
	Country is not part of FIFA.

The 32 spots

As of 5 July, 86 teams are still able to qualify with 27 spots remaining.

Notes:

• Teams in green are definite qualifiers
• The number in brackets shows the number of teams that can mathematically claim the spot
• The designations in brackets (First etc.) show the current position and will become final positions (Winner etc.) once the position is definite (rather than just qualification)
• Where possibilities extend across columns there will need to be further draws to allocate teams to specific spots

Host	First CONCACAF Fourth Round (6)	Second CONCACAF Fourth Round (6)	Third CONCACAF Fourth Round (6)
Brazil 30 October 2007 - 1st	United States Costa Rica Mexico Honduras Panama Jamaica	United States Costa Rica Mexico Honduras Panama Jamaica	United States Costa Rica Mexico Honduras Panama Jamaica
AFC Fourth Round Group A Winner	AFC Fourth Round Group A Runner-up	AFC Fourth Round Group B Winner	AFC Fourth Round Group B Runner-up
Iran 18 June 2013 - 4th	Korea Republic 18 June 2013 - 5th	Japan 4 June 2013 - 2nd	Australia 18 June 2013 - 3rd
First CONMEBOL Group Stage (6)	Second CONMEBOL Group Stage (7)	Third CONMEBOL Group Stage (7)	Fourth CONMEBOL Group Stage (7)
Argentina Colombia Ecuador Chile Uruguay Peru	Argentina Colombia Ecuador Chile Uruguay Venezuela Peru	Argentina Colombia Ecuador Chile Uruguay Venezuela Peru	Argentina Colombia Ecuador Chile Uruguay Venezuela Peru
CAF qualifier (18)	CAF qualifier (18)	CAF qualifier (18)	CAF qualifier (18)
Second Round – 10 Group winners advance to Third Round (bold teams have definitely advanced) Group A: Ethiopia – South Africa – Botswana Group B: Tunisia Group C: Ivory Coast Group D: Ghana – Zambia Group E: Congo – Burkina Faso – Gabon Group F: Nigeria – Malawi Group G: Egypt Group H: Algeria Group I: Cameroon – Libya Group J: Senegal – Uganda
CAF qualifier (18)	Winner UEFA Group A (2)	Winner UEFA Group B (6)	Winner UEFA Group C (4)
see line above	Belgium Croatia	Italy Bulgaria Czech Republic Armenia Denmark Malta	Germany Austria Sweden Republic of Ireland
Winner UEFA Group D (5)	Winner UEFA Group E (6)	Winner UEFA Group F (5)	Winner UEFA Group G (5)
Netherlands Hungary Romania Turkey Estonia	Switzerland Albania Iceland Norway Slovenia Cyprus	Portugal Russia Israel Northern Ireland Luxembourg	Bosnia and Herzegovina Greece Slovakia Lithuania Latvia
Winner UEFA Group H (4)	Winner UEFA Group I (4)	Winner AFC/CONMEBOL Play-off (11)	Winner CONCACAF/OFC Play-off (7)
Montenegro England Ukraine {{fb|POL}	Spain France Finland Georgia	Uzbekistan or Jordan vs Argentina - Colombia - Ecuador - Chile - Uruguay - Venezuela - Peru - Bolivia - Paraguay	Costa Rica – Honduras – Jamaica – Mexico – Panama – United States vs New Zealand
Winner UEFA Play-off (50)	Winner UEFA Play-off (50)	Winner UEFA Play-off (50)	Winner UEFA Play-off (50)
First Round – Teams that can still advance to play-offs (bold teams have definitely advanced to play-offs, italicised teams are currently in the play-off position) Group A: Belgium – Croatia - Serbia - Wales - North Macedonia Group B: Italy – Bulgaria – Czech Republic – Armenia – Denmark – Malta Group C: Germany – Austria – Sweden – Republic of Ireland – Kazakhstan Group D: Netherlands – Hungary – Romania – Turkey – Estonia – Andorra Group E: Switzerland – Albania – Iceland – Norway – Slovenia – Cyprus Group F: Portugal – Russia – Israel – Azerbaijan – Northern Ireland – Luxembourg Group G: Bosnia and Herzegovina – Greece – Slovakia – Lithuania – Latvia – Liechtenstein Group H: Montenegro – England – Ukraine – Poland – Moldova Group I: Spain – France – Finland – Georgia – Finland

2011 Women's World Cup qualification progress as of 27 November 2010

Final status by country

	Team qualified for the World Cup.
	Team eliminated from World Cup qualifying.
	Team did not enter qualification.
	Country is not part of FIFA.

The 16 spots

Notes:

• Teams in green are definite qualifiers
• The number in brackets shows the number of teams that can mathematically claim the spot
• The designations in brackets (First etc.) show the current position and will become final positions (Winner etc.) once the position is definite (rather than just qualification)

Host	Asian Women's Championships (winner)	Asian Women's Championships (runner-up)	Asian Women's Championships (3rd place)
Germany 30 October 2007	Australia 27 May 2010	Korea DPR 27 May 2010	Japan 30 May 2010
African Women's Football Championship (winner)	African Women's Football Championship (runner-up)	Sudamericano Femenino (winner)	Sudamericano Femenino (runner-up)
Nigeria 11 November 2010	Equatorial Guinea 11 November 2010	Brazil 19 November 2010	Colombia 21 November 2010
Winner UEFA Play-off	Winner UEFA Play-off	Winner UEFA Play-off	Winner UEFA Play-off
France 15 September 2010	England 16 September 2010	Norway 15 September 2010	Sweden 16 September 2010
CONCACAF World Cup qualifying (winner)	CONCACAF World Cup qualifying (runner-up)	OFC Qualifier	Winner UEFA/CONCACAF Play-off (2)
Canada 5 November 2010	Mexico 5 November 2010	New Zealand 8 October 2010	United States 27 November 2010