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Wales secured their World Cup semi-final match at home with a 1-1 draw with Belgium.
Kiefer Moore canceled Kevin De Bruyne’s opener in the Welsh capital to ensure a point-sharing.
This means that Rob Page’s men will play at home in the play-off semi-finals next year, with a draw to determine the host of the final.
The draw for the play-offs will take place in Zurich, Switzerland at 4pm (UK time) on Friday 26 November.
Given that Wales are seeded in the semi-finals, there are only six different teams they can face in their last four matches.
Ranked teams: Portugal, Scotland, Italy, Russia, Sweden and Wales.
Unranked teams: Poland, North Macedonia, Turkey, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Austria.
READ MORE: Wales 1-1 Belgium: Kieffer Moore’s goal earns Rob Page’s men a point to secure home win in World Cup semi-finals.
The twelve teams will be drawn into three playoff tracks, with the winner from each track securing a place in the next World Cup.
The winner of the semi-finals will face off on each track in the final to determine the winner of the track.
The play-offs will run from March 24 to 29 next year. The World Cup itself will be held in Qatar between November 21 and December 18 in 2022.
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