Four teams will qualify for the World Cup through the Nations League.
They are four winners of the best group that will not end in the World Cup next year.
With the teams in the High Nations League, they are likely to be worthy of the World Cup through European qualifiers – and many second-placed teams and – that will give an additional incentive to teams throughout the B and C.
With the completion of the B2 summit, England is likely to have a World Player of the World Cup, the same situation faced by the winner of the B4 Wells.
Northern Ireland, which gives them at least the opportunity, but Scotland is not running to get a staircase in the Nations League.
The four teams that qualify through the Nations League are the quarter-finals with the 12 teams that have won second place in the World Cup qualifiers – with four points for 2026 to arrest.
The seeds for World Cup qualifiers are largely determined by FIFA world rankings rather than completing the Nations League.
In addition, it will be the first place in the teams, which ends in two main leagues – with the four main countries according to the world rankings.
England’s fourth-third world rankings in Europe – ie they are likely to become the leading squad despite being in the cycle A.