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The 2022 World Cup is approaching in November and the group draw was announced on Friday. The United States will be playing in Group B along with England, Iran and Scotland/Ukraine or Wales.

When the United States faces England in group play, it'll mark just the third time in World Cup history both countries have played one another. As crazy as it may sound, England has never beaten the United States in World Cup play. The Americans earned a 1-0 win in 1950 and the teams played to a (very infamous) 1-1 draw back in 2010.

In addition to England, facing Iran will be a chance to exercise some demons for the United States. Iran defeated the United States, 2-1, in the group stage during the 1998 World Cup. For all of the information you need on the World Cup draw, check out the live recap our soccer writers put together.

With the United States slated to take on England, Twitter was abound with thoughts on the upcoming matchup. The United States will face England on Black Friday -- one day after Thanksgiving -- shortly after the 2022 World Cup gets underway.

When the United States played England to a 1-1 draw during the 2010 World Cup, English goalkeeper Robert Green surrendered a horrific goal to American star Clint Dempsey. It's safe to say that this draw may have brought up some unpleasant memories for Green.

In addition, having USMNT get an opportunity for a rematch with Iran is certainly something that the soccer world has on its mind.

Now that the groups have officially been unveiled, soccer fans and analysts will have the next seven months to break down all of the action. It's safe to say that the United States/England matchup will garner a significant amount of attention.