Great Britain and Serbia have been handed a wildcard for the 2022 Davis Cup Finals as the qualifiers draw was announced.
As this year’s Davis Cup comes to a conclusion, plans for next year’s competition have been put in place.
Although it is still unclear if the Finals will be held in Abu Dhabi next year, we do know which four countries have qualified for the year ending competition next month.
Russia and Croatia will contest the 2021 final, therefore earning themselves an automatic spot in next year’s finals.
However joining them will be two wildcards and they have been given to Novak Djokovic’s Serbia who reached the semi-finals this year as well as Great Britain.
To the surprise of many there was no wildcard for Spain, who are hosting the final this year, further indicating that next year’s competition is unlikely to take place in the country.
Spain join a whole host of other top nations such as Germany, France, USA, Canada and Australia in March’s qualifiers.
Spain will host Romania for a place in next year’s finals while France and USA have been given home ties against Ecuador and Colombia respectively.
Here is the full draw for the qualifiers which will take place on the 4th and 5th of March:
France v Ecuador
Spain v Romania
Finland v Belgium
USA v Colombia
Netherlands v Canada
Brazil v Germany
Slovakia v Italy
Australia v Hungary
Norway v Kazakhstan
Sweden v Japan
Argentina v Czech Republic
South Korea v Austria
