Summary

  • World Cup play-off draw 11:00 BST

  • England, Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Republic of Ireland will find out their play-off opponents

  • Round 1, path 1 - Greece v England, Kazakhstan v Republic of Ireland

  • Round 1, path 2 - Albania v Wales, Czech Republic v Scotland, Northern Ireland v Portugal

  • Round 2 - full draw

  • Four League A winners already qualified for 2027 World Cup in Brazil - Denmark, France, Germany and Spain

  • How the play-offs work

Send us your views on the Lionesses

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders, Andy Gray and Ian Hunt

  1. Finland v Serbia

  2. Portugal is a tricky tie for Northern Ireland. Remember, they will host the first leg and play away for the second leg.

    Scotland will be welcoming the Czech Republic for the second leg.

  3. Northern Ireland v Portugal

  4. Czech Republic v Scotland

  5. That's a good tie!

  6. Belgium v Poland

  7. Israel v Switzerland

  8. Slovakia v Ukraine

  9. Turkey v Slovenia

  10. What do we think about that tie, Wales fans?

  11. Albania v Wales

  12. A 3100-mile trip!

    Andy Gray
    BBC Sport NI

    If the Republic of Ireland are going to qualify for the World Cup, they are going to have to go the long way around - literally.

    By my very quick maths there's about 3100 miles between Dublin and Astana, so it will be quite to trip to Kazakhstan for Carla Ward's side.

    Not an easy one for the fans to get to, but the Republic of Ireland will be happy with that draw.

  13. That's the end of path 1. Here's a summary of all the draws:

    Lithuania v Sweden

    Romania v Norway

    Greece v England

    Croatia v Iceland

    Kazakhstan v Republic of Ireland

    Kosovo v Austria

    Hungary v Netherlands

    Belarus v Italy

  14. Belarus v Italy

  15. Hungary v Netherlands

  16. Kosovo v Austria

  17. Ooh, an interesting tie for the Republic of Ireland. I have to admit, I don't know much about Kazakhstan!

  18. Kazakhstan v Republic of Ireland

  19. Croatia v Iceland

  20. A very nice draw for the Lionesses! Not a bad away trip.

    Remember, Sarina Wiegman's side will play the second leg at home.