The fixtures for this year's World Cup in Qatar were announced on Friday evening and that only means one thing... England, Scotland, Wales and various other nations can start plotting their way to glory.
And you can document all the international action by grabbing a copy of Mirror Football's free World Cup wallchart, available to download and in Saturday's edition of The Mirror!
Click the PDF below to download your lovely wallchart. Then print it off, whack it up on the wall, get those pens ready and prepare for the action to begin in Al Khor on November 21. Enjoy!
Missed the draw? We'll fill you in.
England were blessed with a great group, giving them an excellent chance to quality for the knockout stages and some mouthwatering fixtures. Gareth Southgate's side will face USA, Iran and one of Scotland, Wales or Ukraine. Anyone fancy a British derby?
What about defending champions France? They'll take on Denmark, Tunisia and one of Peru, Australia or UAE for a place in the next round. Didier Deschamps' side will be confident of progressing, yet the same can't be said for Germany. Hansi Flick's team will face Spain on November 27 - a tricky draw for the four-time winners.
And the juicy ties don't stop there, as Uruguay will face Ghana for the first time since Luis Suarez's famous handball in 2010. We can't envisage the Atletico Madrid striker getting a good reception from the Ghanaians in Qatar.
Here is the draw in full...
- Group A: Qatar, Ecuador, Senegal, Netherlands
- Group B: England, Iran, USA, Wales/Scotland/Ukraine
- Group C: Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Poland
- Group D: France, Tunisia, Denmark, Peru/UAE/Australia
- Group E: Spain, Germany, Japan, New Zealand/Costa Rica
- Group F: Belgium, Canada, Morocco, Croatia
- Group G: Brazil, Serbia, Switzerland, Cameroon
- Group H: Portugal, Ghana, Uruguay, South Korea
Who do you think will win the World Cup? Let us know in the comments below!
Reaction to the draw
Harry Kane : "Always exciting to see who we get in the group! Playing on the opening day will be incredible as well."
Gary Neville : "I am looking forward to the group but they are all difficult games from an emotional perspective more than a football perspective and that does carry some potential problems from England."
Didier Deschamps : "It could have been worse, I don’t know if it could have been better. I’m always calm, it’s one step forward. It’s a solemn moment. It allows us to plan ahead. We’re feeling good about it."
Kyle Walker : "We'll take each game as it goes, one step at a time and hopefully we can go one step further and win the World Cup. We know how to win and manage games now."
Louis van Gaal : "I don't know if this is a nice draw. I don't know much about these countries. I have been in Senegal on holiday two years ago. I have never been in Ecuador, I have never seen Qatar play."
Alan Shearer : "Well that's the one thing of not having that group of death, isn't it. You're looking and thinking it's pretty much open. I have to say I'm pleased that Scotland, Wales or Ukraine have been put in England's group. It just adds that little bit more excitement in that group, I think."
