2022 World Cup draw: How it happened

The 2022 FIFA World Cup draw was held in Qatar on Friday, April 1 and there was drama aplenty, with the United States placed with England, Mexico meeting Argentina, Spain getting Germany and Portugal in a group with Uruguay and Ghana.

— England face U.S., potential UK derby — Mexico to play Lionel Messi's Argentina — World Cup bracket and fixtures schedule

Here's a recap of how events unfolded at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center:

14.20 ET / 18.20 GMT: That's it for the live coverage of the World Cup draw; thanks for joining us! Look out for further reaction on ESPN.

14.12 ET / 18.12 GMT: We've got some reaction in from the coaches.

First up, U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter.

«We think it's a good group,» Berhalter said. «We know every opponent in the World Cup is difficult but with England you get an exciting matchup, with Iran it's a diverse opponent and they've done well in qualifying and then we'll have to wait to see who the third opponent is.

»Overall pleased with the group and excited to get started. We played Wales recently in a friendly game, we know Scotland and their history. And then with Ukraine, you're pulling for them naturally just because of everything that's going on and you want to give the people hope and spirit so it would be nice to see Ukraine pull through.

Berhalter had words of praise for England coach Gareth Southgate.

«We go way back and he's a guy that I look up to and has always been there for me, always giving me advice,» Berhalter said. «When I first took the job as national team coach, I look to him as a mentor and have a lot of respect for what he's doing. I am looking forward to competing against England. I reached out to him when I got the job and asked if he'd be interested in