FIFA names top seeds for World Cup finals draw

PUSAN, South Korea - FIFA Chairman Sepp Blatter announces at a press conference in Pusan on Nov. 28 that world champions France, co-hosts Japan and South Korea, together with Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Spain and Germany will be the top seeds in the World Cup draw taking place on Dec. 1.

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