Spain will face Slovakia in their World Cup qualifying play-off, while Turkey will meet Switzerland and Czech Republic will tackle Norway.
Luis Aragones' men finished runners-up to Serbia & Montenegro in Group Seven and will play the first leg of their play-off on home soil.

Vicente Calderon will stage the game on November 12, with the return in Slovakia on November 16.

Slovakia, who finished runners-up behind Portugal after a draw against Russia in their final game, met Spain in the qualification programme for the 1998 World Cup.

Switzerland's reward for claiming second spot behind France, after their draw against Republic of Ireland, is a two-legged tie with Turkey.

Kobi Kuhn's men will be at home for the first leg against the 2002 semi-finalists, who were runners-up to Ukraine in their group.

Norway, who lost in the play-offs for Euro 2004, will look to make up for that disappointment when they play Czech Republic.

The Czechs will travel to Norway for the first leg after booking their play-off spot with a victory in another Scandinavian nation - Finland.

The winners of the three play-off games will join the 10 European teams, excluding hosts Germany, who have already qualified for the finals.

Holland, Ukraine, Italy, France, Portugal, England, Croatia and Serbia qualified as group winners, while Poland and Sweden progressed as best runners-up.

Ties will be played on November 12 and 16.

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