Wales have been handed a World Cup 2026 playoff semi-final against Bosnia-Herzegovina in March.
On the back of Tuesday's 7-1 victory over North Macedonia, Craig Bellamy's side guaranteed themselves a Cardiff showdown against one of three opponents.
Facing Republic of Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina or Kosovo on familiar territory was viewed as a more favourable option than an away fixture when the likes of Italy and Denmark were potential opponents if they had failed to overcome North Macedonia.
However, should the Dragons come through their last-four contest, they could potentially play Italy in the Path A final with the Azzurri being paired with Northern Ireland.
On a positive note, Wales would host the Path A final if they can defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Meanwhile, Republic of Ireland's reward for beating Portugal and Hungary against the odds is a trip to Czech Republic in the semi-finals.
Should Heimir Hallgrimsson's side come through that contest, they would host the final against either Denmark or North Macedonia in Dublin.
Graham Potter's Sweden will qualify for the World Cup if they can overcome Ukraine and one of Poland or Albania.
The ties will be played on March 26 and March 31 respectively.
World Cup 2026 playoff draw in full
Path A
Italy vs. Northern Ireland
Wales vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina
Winners of Wales and Bosnia-Herzegovina to host final.
Path B
Ukraine vs. Sweden
Poland vs. Albania
Winners of Ukraine and Sweden to host final.
Path C
Slovakia vs. Kosovo
Winners of Slovakia and Kosovo to host final.
Path D
Denmark vs. North Macedonia
Czech Republic vs. Republic of Ireland
Winners of Czech Republic and Republic of Ireland to host final.