Wales find out opponents after Nations League draw
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Wales have been drawn against Poland, Netherlands and Belgium in Group A of the Nations League.
Rob Page’s side have been handed tough games against some of Europe’s best teams – including yet more matches against Belgium.
This will be Wales’ first campaign in League A, the top division of the Nations League, after winning their League B group ahead of Finland, the Republic of Ireland and Bulgaria.
Wales were be one of the teams in Pot 4 when the League A groups were drawn, alongside Austria, the Czech Republic and Hungary.
Each team will play home and away in four group games between 2 and 14 June, then a final two games from 22-27 September 2022.
The four group winners from League A (the top division) will play in the finals in June 2023.
The teams who win each group in the lower three divisions B,C, and D win promotion, with most of the teams who finish bottom getting relegated.
Portugal and France have won the two Nations League titles to date.
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England will face Germany, Hungary and Italy in League A.
Scotland and the Republic of Ireland were drawn in the same group in League B alongside Armenia and Ukraine.
The Republic of Ireland also in League B face
Northern Ireland, relegated last time, were a top seed in League C. They will face
Greece, Kosovo, Cyprus or Estonia
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