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Concacaf Final Round of the 2022 World Cup Qualification: Standings and Results after Matchday 3

The Final Round of the Concacaf World Cup Qualification for Qatar 2022 has finally begun and it brought us an exciting Matchday 3. Here, check out the standings andresults.

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Rolando Blackburn of Panama celebrates his goal against Mexico (Getty).

Matchday 3 of theFinal Round of the Concacaf World Cup Qualificationis a thing of the past. No match were easy and the final strech of the road to Qatar 2022 will have the soccer community in for a treat.

As always, Mexico are heavy favorites to claim one of the World Cup berths. So far, they are at the top of the table, despite drawing with Panama on Matchday 3.Meanwhile, the USAdidn’t have the best start but a dramatic win against Honduras has them in fourth position.

After having claimed both the Concacaf Nations League and 2021 Gold Cup titles this year, Gregg Berhalter’s men have to qualify for Qatar 2022.Will they get the job done and return to the World Cup?

Concacaf Final Round of the 2022 World Cup Qualification: Matchday 3Results

Canada 3-0El Salvador
Costa Rica 1-1 Jamaica
Panama 1-1Mexico
Honduras 1-4USA

Concacaf Final Round of the 2022 World Cup Qualification: Next Round Games

USA vs Jamaica
Honduras vs Costa Rica
Mexico vs Canada
El Salvador vs Panama

Concacaf Final Round of the 2022 World Cup Qualification: Standings

Standings after Matchday 3 (google.com)

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