The draw for the 2018 World Cup was made in Moscow's Kremlin on Friday afternoon, meaning England now know who they'll be squaring off with in Russia next summer.Gareth Southgate's side will face Belgium, Tunisia and Panama in Group G, playing matches in Volgograd, Nizhny Novgorod and Kaliningrad respectively.Southgate had confirmed pre-draw that Englandwould be based in the eastern Russian village of Repino– around 30 miles from St Petersburg – come what may.England face Tunisia first on June 18, and will play the runners-up of Group H if they're successful in topping the pile.Russia willface Saudi Arabia in the opening game in Moscow on June 14.More to follow.Group stage draw in full:Group A:Russia, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UruguayGroup B:Portugal, Spain, Morocco, IranGroup C:France, Australia, Peru, DenmarkGroup D:Argentina, Iceland, Croatia, NigeriaGroup E:Brazil, Switzerland, Costa Rica, SerbiaGroup F:Germany, Mexico, Sweden, South KoreaGroup G:Belgium, Panama, Tunisia, EnglandGroup H: Poland, Senegal, Colombia, JapanMore World Cup 2018 on FourFourTwo.com
