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In other matches, it's France vs. Israel, Kazakhstan vs. Austria, Italy vs. Croatia and Belgium vs. Serbia.
Spain and Canada have met only once before, with Spain winning 4-1 at home on clay in 1991. But Canada, led by 15th-ranked Milos Raonic, will likely pick an indoor venue and fast surface that will make the conditions much tougher for the Spaniards.
"Canada was one of the strongest rivals we could have gotten, not only for the quality of a team led by Milos Raonic but also because we'll have to play as visiting team just one week after the Australian Open, which means another long trip and time change," Spain captain Alex Corretja said. "It will be a complicated tie."
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