xaboff
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- May 17, 2024
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Hi! Not sure if making a whole thread for a simple question is not the correct course of action on this forum, so forgive me if it isn't, but here goes:
During today's game game between UK and Denmark when things weren't looking too good for Denmark the caster on Slovak TV mentioned something about Denmark (not)being relegated and that got me wondering. Is the rule about the next year's WC's host country being safe from relegation still in place?
On the official page of the 2019 WC it's explicitly stated that this rule is in place:
However after the cancelled 2020 edition and the no relegation 2021 edition, this clause went missing from the website.
For the 2024 edition, there's a clause that explicitly states that the last team from each group gets relegated format takes into consideration all participating teams:
I am not sure whether this means that the next year's hosts can now get relegated too or not, and couldn't find any information on this, so if anyone has any insights on this, I'd be grateful to hear them!
During today's game game between UK and Denmark when things weren't looking too good for Denmark the caster on Slovak TV mentioned something about Denmark (not)being relegated and that got me wondering. Is the rule about the next year's WC's host country being safe from relegation still in place?
On the official page of the 2019 WC it's explicitly stated that this rule is in place:
However after the cancelled 2020 edition and the no relegation 2021 edition, this clause went missing from the website.
For the 2024 edition, there's a clause that explicitly states that the last team from each group gets relegated format takes into consideration all participating teams:
I am not sure whether this means that the next year's hosts can now get relegated too or not, and couldn't find any information on this, so if anyone has any insights on this, I'd be grateful to hear them!