Ghana have been handed a tricky draw for the 2018 World Cup as the will face Egypt, Congo and Uganda in the final round of qualifiers for the tournament in Russia.
The Black Stars were drawn to play in Group E where the clash between them and Egypt will be the highlight of the group.
It will be a rematch after the Black Stars thrashed the Pharaohs 7-3 aggregate to reach the 2014 World Cup finals.
Despite beating the Egyptians, the Pharaohs have been in fine form in recent times with several young players excelling for European sides.
The Black Stars face another tricky opponents in Uganda who beat the Ghana in the qualifiers for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.
Congo have also been boosted by the presence of several stars in their squad born abroad and could cause some problems for Ghana.
Despite being drawn with the formidable Pharaohs, Ghana can still breathe a sigh of relief after as they will not be facing some of the toughest sides.
They could have easily had to deal with two big guns rather than one, with Nigeria, who have been drawn with Cameroon, Algeria and Zambia in Group B.
Similarly, Mali were also handed a tough task after being paired with Ivory Coast, Morocco and Gabon in Group C.
This stage of the qualifiers involve 20 teams drawn into five four-team groups, with sides playing each other home and away on a round-robin basis.
All five group winners will qualify automatically for Russia 2018.
Ghana have made three World Cup appearances, in 2006, 2010 and 2014.
The complete draw:
Group A: Tunisia, Libya, DR Congo, Guinea
Group B: Zambia, Cameroon, Algeria, Nigeria
Group C: Gabon, Mali, Ivory Coast, Morocco
Group D: Senegal, South Africa, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde
Group E: Ghana, Congo, Egypt, Uganda