how many games you must win to enter into finals of 2006 fifa world cup?
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To qualify for the world cup finals, how many games you have to play depends on which continental fotball federation a team belongs to, and the different qualifying routes for that confederations teams. The average is probably around 12.\n\nThe least number of games required to qualify is 0 - the hosts and current champions (Germany and Brazil respectively) automatically qualify.\n\nEveryone else has to play a series of games, either on a league basis or knock out rounds. \n\nThe games every team has played in the qualifying stages can be viewed at http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/t/group/index.html\n\nTo win the World Cup once you have reached the finals, teams have to play 7 games in total. 3 in their group stage, and then 4 knock out games including the final.
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head to http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/bracket.html
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At the 2007 World Cup, forty-eight games will be played in 12 different cities from September 7th, to October 20th. Ten of the cities are in France while Cardiff and Edinburgh also host games.\n\nAs of the start of 2006, 10 nations were already qualified for the tournament: the eight 2003 quarterfinalists were seeded in the four groups back in May 2005.
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The winners of the final game will win FIFA world cup.
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Starting from Germany 2006, the winner of the past World Cup had to qualify for the Finals. Only the host nation qualifies automatically from 2006 on.\n\nThe following teams, shown by region, have qualified. The number in brackets is the country's seeding for the tournament, this value is a calculated based on historical world cup results, last two (2002 and 1998), and historical FIFA World Rankings, last three (2003-2005) [1].:\n\nAfrica (CAF) \n Angola [31] (first time qualifier) \n Côte d'Ivoire [27] (first time qualifier) \n Ghana [30] (first time qualifier) \n Togo [32] (first time qualifier) \n Tunisia [22] \n\nAsia (AFC) \n Iran [21] \n Japan [12] \n South Korea [11] \n Saudi Arabia [19] \n\nOceania (OFC) \n Australia [28] \n\nSouth America (CONMEBOL) \n Argentina [7] \n Brazil [1] \n Ecuador [23] \n Paraguay [15] \n Europe (UEFA) \n Croatia [14] \n Czech Republic [16] (first time qualifier as Czech Republic) \n England [2] \n France [6] \n Germany [4] (host) \n Italy [8] \n Netherlands [10] \n Poland [20] \n Portugal [17] \n Serbia-Montenegro [24] (first time qualifier as Serbia and Montenegro) \n Spain [3] \n  Switzerland [25] \n Sweden [13] \n Ukraine [26] (first time qualifier) \n\nNorth America, Central America & Caribbean (CONCACAF) \n Costa Rica [18] \n Mexico [5] \n Trinidad and Tobago [29] (first time qualifier) \n United States [9]
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At first they have to get qualified. Every team is allowed to take part at the qualification round, which is accepted by FIFA. At the beginning of the competition there is preliminary round. The 32th teams, which have been qualified, will get divide into groups (A-F). In each group the both best teams will survive. For every won game they earn 3 points, for every tie 1 point, for a lost game they will get none point! After the preliminary round the kick-out phase of the competition begins. The first of group A will meet the second from group B, the first in group B will meet the winner in group A (the same for group B and C, D and F and so on). Only the winner comes to the next round until the last two teams meet in the Final!\nNice greetings from Germany. I hope you could understand this post
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Obviously not, one could only assume that national teams rule the roost here. Maybe there will be some interesting extras and other things of that nature.\n\nBut just incase you have not seen, here is the official sum-up of the game :\n\n"2006 FIFA World Cup features 12 official stadiums used at 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany and stadiums from each qualifying region. Gamers can play as their favorite team from qualification right through to a virtual reproduction of the tournament in Germany. With enhanced player animations, EA SPORTS has emulated close to 100 of the world's superstars, capturing their playing styles and individual likenesses. In addition to enabling gamers to participate in the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany by taking control of one of 127 national teams, the game features new compelling modes of play, including the groundbreaking Global Challenge that tests even the most hardcore soccer fan by recreating classic moments in FIFA World Cup history. Furthermore, the game supports up to eight-way multiplayer matches and features a plethora of in-game unlockable content such as legendary players and exclusive apparel."
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World Cup 2006 starts June, 9th 2006 @ 6:00 p.m. local time in Munich ... can't wait! The opening match will feature hosts Germany v. Costa Rica. \n\nThere will be 32 teams for the 2006 World Cup.  There will be a total of 64 matches, with the champion being crowned at the conclusion of the final that takes place on July 9th @ 8:00 p.m. local time in Berlin.\n\nThere are 5 African nations in the 2006 World Cup.  They are:\nIvory Coast (Cote D'Ivore)\nGhana\nTunisia\nAngola\nTogo\n\nThere are 14 European nations in the 2006 World Cup.  They are:\nGermany (hosts)\nPoland\nEngland\nSweden\nSerbia & Montenegro\nNetherlands\nPortugal\nItaly\nCzech Republic\nCroatia\nFrance\nSwitzerland\nSpain\nUkraine
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The winner of 2006 world cup have to come through the qualifying round, like 2002 world cup champion Brazil did to qualify for 2006 world cup in Germany.\n\nunder the present FIFA rule, only the host country will qualify automatically for the final stage. As such, South Africa as the host of the 2010 world cup do not have to go through the qualifying round. They are an automatic selection to play 2010 world cup.
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When a football superpower hosts the Finals, they generally go well, often winning. When the Finals are held in Europe, European teams have won the last five. When held in Asia or the Americas Brazil or Argentina have won the last six.\n\n1998 - (winner - France) (host - France)\n1990 - (winner - W.Germany) (host - Italy)\n1982 - (winner - Italy) (host - Spain)\n1974 - (winner - W.Germany) (host - W.Germany)\n1966 - (winner - England) (host - England)\n\n2002 - (winner - Brazil) (host - Korea/Japan)\n1994 - (winner - Brazil) (host - USA)\n1986 - (winner - Argentina) (host - Mexico)\n1978 - (winner - Argentina) (host - Argentina)\n1970 - (winner - Brazil) (host - Mexico)\n1962 - (winner - Brazil) (host - Chile)
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www.uefa world cup 2006
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How can Chelsea win the 2006 FIFA WORLD CUP. The World Cup is for countries only.\n\nChelsea is gonna win the English Premiership though
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if you mean the world cup i think its 3
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Maybe can reach semifinal or final not so sure about won the cup, take the sub 17 example mexico is world champion! also take the confederations cup, mexico beat brazil and was pretty close with argentina and germany
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World Cup 2006\n   Preliminary pool play begins 9 June\n   Knock out round play begins 24 June\n   Quarter finals 30 June and 1 July\n   Semi finals 4 July and 5 July\n   3rd/4th place consolation game 8 July\n   World Cup Final Game 9 July
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To win the world cup a team needs to win at least 4 times:\n- suppose the team ties 3 times in the first round (no wins) and advance in the second round.\n- second round needs to win to advance to quarter finals (1 time)\n- quarterfinals needs to win to advance into semi-finals (2 times)\n- semi-finals need to win to advance to the final (3 times)\n- win the final (4 times)
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After qualifying for the world cup, and pass to the second round then to the quaterfinals and the the semi-finals and finally winning the final.\n\nthat's how a country wins the World Cup. La Copa Mundial