The draw for the 2027 Davis Cup World Group I and II Playoffs was conducted in London on Monday, revealing match-ups that have generated interest among tennis fans.
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A total of 52 nations will compete in 26 home or away ties during the playoffs scheduled for February 5-7, 2027.
In the World Group I Playoffs, notable matches include Finland facing New Zealand and Sweden taking on Ukraine. Other match-ups feature Poland against the Dominican Republic, Switzerland competing with Morocco, and Bulgaria challenging Paraguay. Portugal will play Romania, while Türkiye is set to meet Tunisia. Additional ties include Bosnia and Herzegovina versus Uruguay, Colombia against Mexico, and Lithuania facing Bolivia. Greece will compete against Slovenia, Luxembourg will host China, P.R., and Kazakhstan will take on Lebanon.
In the World Group II Play-offs, top seeds like Israel will battle Senegal, while Egypt faces Iran and Hong Kong, China takes on Namibia. Estonia will compete against Venezuela, and El Salvador is set to play Nigeria. Pakistan will face Saudi Arabia and South Africa will meet North Macedonia. Additional pairings include Thailand against Guatemala, Cyprus versus Puerto Rico, and Latvia against Jordan. Syria will compete against Bermuda, and Barbados, which qualified as the nation with the highest Nations Ranking from the fourth-placed teams in the 2026 Regional Group III events, will face Moldova. Indonesia will compete against Burundi.
Winning teams from the World Group I Play-offs will advance to compete in World Group I ties in September alongside losing nations from the 2027 Qualifiers 1st Round. Losing teams from the World Group I Play-offs and winning teams from the World Group II Play-offs will move on to World Group II ties in September. Lastly, losing teams from the World Group II Play-offs will participate in regional Group III events later in the year.