Spain and Germany have been drawn together in Group E ahead of the FIFA World Cup holding later in the year in Qatar.
The draws were held in Qatar on Friday evening.
Both European sides squared off in the final of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa where Spain prevailed 1-0 via an extra-time winner by Andres Iniesta.
Both World Cup winners will be joined by Japan and the winner of an intercontinental playoff slugfest between the trio of the United Arab Emirates, Australia and Peru.
The draws that included World Cup legends such as Nigeria’s Austin Jay-Jay Okocha, Raba Madjer, Lothar Matthaus, Tim Cahill among others also see France, the World Cup champions, in Group D alongside Denmark, Tunisia, and the winner of the second intercontinental playoff slugfest between Ukraine, Scotland and Wales.
Brazil lead Group G which also has Cameroon, Serbia and Switzerland, while Ghana, will face Uruguay, Portugal and Korea in Group H.
The Qatar World Cup will contain 32 teams that will be divided into eight groups — although only 29 teams have been confirmed.
See full draws below:
Group A
Qatar
Ecuador
Senegal
Netherlands
Group B
England
Iran
USA
European playoff (Ukraine/Scotland/Wales)
Group C
Argentina
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
Poland
Group D
France
Intercontinental playoff 1
Denmark
Tunisia
Group E
Spain
Intercontinental Playoff 2
Germany
Japan
Group F
Belgium
Canada
Morocco
Croatia
Group G
Brazil
Serbia
Switzerland
Cameroon
Group H
Portugal
Ghana
Uruguay
Korea Republic
The tournament will kick off on November 21, with the final scheduled for December 18.
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