By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Friday March 13, 2020

The draw has been set for this November’s Davis Cup Final in Madrid and defending champion Spain has been drawn into Russia’s group once again.



Spain, which won its sixth Davis Cup title in 2019, got past Russia 2-1 in group play before going on to defeat Canada in the 2019 final.

The finals will take place from 23-29 November at Caja Magica in Madrid.

Canada has been drawn into a group that features Sweden and the ever dangerous Kazakhstan, while Serbia is drawn into a group with Austria and Germany, which means sets up potential clashes between Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem and Alexander Zverev in group play.

Serbia won the ATP Cup in January and will bid to win its second Davis Cup title in November.

See the full draw and find out where your nation sits in the 18-team, six-group field here:

Maybe your week was simply too crazy to notice that the @DavisCupFinals draws are set -- here is how the 18 seems fit into the six groups for the November final in Madrid... pic.twitter.com/Dz2bg2LljM

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