Wales will face France in a friendly in Paris next month, the Football Association of Wales announced on Tuesday.
Euro 2016 finalists France secured their place at the 2018 World Cup last week after a difficult qualification campaign.
Chris Coleman's side, meanwhile, missed out on a place in Russia after finishing third in their qualifying group.
The former Fulham boss has yet to announce if he will stay on in the role but has good memories of France, having taken Wales to the semifinals of Euro 2016 in the country last summer.
Rhedeg i Paris!
— Wales (@FAWales) October 17, 2017
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Now the two nations will meet at the Stade de France on Nov. 10, having only met on one previous occasion.
Ian Rush scored the only goal of that game as Wales won 1-0 in a friendly in Toulouse 35 years ago.