The Republic of Ireland will face Mexico, South Korea and South Africa if they qualify for next summer’s World Cup.
This evening’s draw in Washington means Heimir Hallgrimsson’s side would go into Group A, with games in Zapopan, Atlanta, and Mexico City.
Ireland will have to clear the play-offs next March to qualify, starting with a semi-final away to Czechia and, all going well, a final against either Denmark or North Macedonia.
Elsewhere, Scotland were drawn in Group C, where they will play Brazil, Morocco, and Haiti.
England are in Group L, with Croatia, Ghana, and Panama.
Wales or Northern Ireland could play Canada, Qatar or Switzerland in Group B if they come through the play-offs.
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