The draw for the preliminary qualifying rounds of the 2018 FIFA World Cup will take place live from St Petersburg, Russia on US television and Internet.
The draw will determine the qualifying rounds for confederations around the world, including UEFA (Europe), CAF (Africa), CONCACAF (North America, Central America and the Caribbean) and other regions.
The good news is that the draw will be shown live in English or Spanish across a range of options. See below.
Where to find the World Cup draw on TV and Internet:
English-language:
TV: FOX Sports 1; Coverage begins at 10:55am ET
Internet: FOX Sports GO, from 10:55am ET
Spanish-lamguage:
TV: Telemundo and NBC Universo; Coverage begins at 11am ET
Internet: NBC Universo En Vivo Extra; from 11am ET
For FOX, they’ll be using the talents of Sky Sports presenter Kate Abdo again. This time she’ll be on site live from St. Petersburg, Russia, as the Preliminary Draw sets the groups for the first phase of qualifying in five of the six confederations and gives most countries an early road map of what they need to do to qualify for Russia in 2018. Rob Stone, Alexi Lalas and Eric Wynalda break down the results of the draw from FOX Sports’ Los Angeles studio.
Or, you can watch the World Cup draw here:
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