Will La Roja qualify for the World Cup? In what position? : Chilean fans raise their voices in a survey carried out a week after the start of the Qualifiers

Eduardo Berizzo prepares the final details with the start of the World Cup qualifiers in Canada, USA and Mexico 2026 in mind. The road for the reds will begin this September 8 against Uruguay as visitors a team whose coach – Marcelo Bielsa – was criticized for the measures he adopted after his arrival.

It should be noted that the next World Cup will have as a novelty the enlargement of the quotas up to a total of 48 teams, of which South America will have six direct quotas plus a play-off match against a team from Oceania.

On the possibility of Chile reaching one of these direct quotas, the site BonusFinder, a global aggregator of online gambling offers, conducted a survey of more than two thousand people, reflecting the confidence of fans in their ability. to qualify.

As detailed, 83.3% of respondents claimed that everyone’s team will achieve the goal of entering the World Cup directly while only 16.7 percent believe the team will not be able to secure tickets for the competition.

The majority of Chileans surveyed said the national team would finish between fourth and sixth place (58%). . In turn, 5.6% of optimists believe that La Roja will finish first behind two wheels. 6.7% say they will finish second and 8.9% third. Those who believe he will finish fourth make up 11.1% and those who bet he will finish fifth make up 17.8%. In turn, 28.9% claim that Chile will finish sixth, the last quota that gives a direct classification in the World Cup. .

As for the seventh place which gives the right to a match against a team from Oceania, 7.8% think that Chile will be in this situation.

Finally, the pessimists who see Chile out of the 2026 World Cup represent 13.3%, noting that La Roja will finish eighth (7.8%), ninth (3.3%) or last (3.3%).

September 2023 (days 1 and 2):

Friday, September 8, 8:00 p.m. Uruguay vs. Chile

Tuesday, September 12, 9:30 p.m. Chile vs. Colombia

October 2023 (days 3 and 4):

Chile vs Peru

Venezuela vs. Chile

November 2023 (days 5 and 6):

Chile vs Paraguay

Ecuador vs. Chile

September 2024 (days 7 and 8):

Argentina vs Chile

Chile versus Bolivia

October 2024 (days 9 and 10):

Chile vs Brazil

Colombia versus Chile

November 2024 (days 11 and 12):

Peru vs Chile

Chile vs. Venezuela

March 2025 (days 13 and 14):

Paraguay v Chile

Chile vs Ecuador

June 2025 (days 15 and 16):

Chile vs Argentina

Bolivia versus Chile

September 2025 (days 17 and 18):

Brazil vs Chile

Chile vs Uruguay