Who Will Canada Play in Qatar? Find Out During the FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR™ FINAL DRAW Special, Live on TSN, April 1

Canada’s Men’s National Soccer Team booked their ticket this past Sunday for FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR 2022™. This week, the world’s greatest soccer nations line up their competition for the biggest event in the beautiful game as TSN presents the four-hour FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR™ FINAL DRAW Special, airing Friday, April 1 at 11 a.m. ET on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN app. A two-hour primetime special also airs at 7 p.m. ET on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN app. Soccer fans can join TSN’s James Duthie alongside the TSN soccer panel of Luke Wileman, former Scotland international Steven Caldwell, former captain of Canada’s Men’s National Team Julian de Guzman, and Kevin Kilbane, who represented Republic of Ireland in the 2002 FIFA World Cup, as the qualified teams discover their path to glory in Qatar. The TSN crew is joined in studio by the head coach of Canada’s Men’s National Team, John Herdman, as well as virtually by Team Canada star Alphonso Davies. Additionally, TSN provides live look-ins with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Toronto FC, and CF Montréal players, as Canada’s MLS clubs react to Canada’s pot placement. The TSN Radio network also has extensive coverage of the FIFA WORLD CUP QATAR™ Final Draw beginning at 12 noon ET and featuring Tony Marinaro, AJ Jakubec, as well as former Canadian national player and current Forge FC defender in the Canadian Premier League Ashtone Morgan. Coverage is available on TSN 1260 Edmonton, TSN 1050 Toronto, TSN 1200 Ottawa, TSN 690 Montreal, with live streaming available on iHeartRadio.ca and the iHeartRadio Canada app.    As well, BarDown’s Daniel Zakrzewski, Marissa Roberto, and Luca Celebre lead a unique live stream for the duration of the Final Draw on TSN’s official TikTok account. Fans can follow along for live reactions as each team’s fate is determined. For the 32-team tournament, the 29 teams who have already qualified will be allocated according to sporting principles to pots one to four based on the FIFA Men’s World Ranking released today. The Canadians are currently ranked 38^th in the world.