England and Scotland have been drawn together in Group D for the Women's World Cup in France next summer.
Scotland are making their debut while England are looking to improve on their semi-final showing four years ago.
The clash between the two home nations will be the first match for both teams in Nice on June 9, when the England men's team will also be playing either in the Nations League final or third-place play-off in Portugal.
England also face a rematch against Japan, to whom they suffered a heartbreaking loss in the last four in Canada, while Argentina are the third team in the group.
Well I know Phil Neville is here tonight and I'm sure he'll be telling the team bronze is good, but it's about turning that bronze into a gold one and getting the team on that podium.I'm excited for it to unravel, you've got players in different positions, players who have played in World Cups and you've got players who are sitting at home watching today and it's their first time participating so it's a different experience.
It's the highlight of everyone's career to play in the World Cup.
What time does it start?
The draw begins at 5pm GMT and will be presented by France's World Cup-winning manager Didier Deschamps, 2007 Ballon D'Or winner Kaka, ex-Manchester United striker Louis Saha, and former England star Alex Scott.
How does the draw work?
The 24 teams who qualified have been allocated into four pots of seeds via their world rankings with six groups in total. England will be in pot one and Scotland will be in pot three. Only one team from each confederation can be drawn in each group apart from Europe, meaning England and Scotland could theoretically be drawn against one another. Scotland could also end up facing hosts France or defending champions USA.
Pot 1: England, France, USA, Canada, Germany, Australia
Pot 2: Japan, Brazil, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Spain
Pot 3: South Korea, China, Italy, Scotland, New Zealand, Thailand
Pot 4: Argentina, Nigeria, Chile, Jamaica, Cameroon, South Africa
When and where is the 2019 World Cup?
France will host the Women's World Cup for the first time since its inception with the opening match of the competition taking place on 7 June in Paris.
Matches are split between nine cities with the semi-finals taking place in Lyon on 2 and 3 July. The final will also take place in Lyon on 7 July.
