There will be eight pair of siblings representing different nations at the FIFA World Cup being hosted in North America.
Canada, Mexico and the United States are co-hosting the tournament which starts on Thursday, June 11.
Blood brothers Guéla Doué and
Desiré Doué, are in the 26-man squads of Cote D'Ivoire and France France respectively.
Iñaki Williams is in the Ghana squad as the Black Stars makes a fifth appearance at the Mundial.
His kid brother , Nico Williams is on the rooster of Spain as they attempt to win the competition for the second time.
Derrick Luckassen is also in the Ghana squad with his younger brother
Brian Brobbey in the squad of Holland.
John Souttar and his brother Harry Souttar, will represent Scotland and Australia respectively at the tournament in North America.
France, have brothers Lucas Hernandez and Théo Hernandez in their squad as they battle for a third World Cup.
Quinten Timber and Jurriën Timber, have made the Netherlands team as they seek a first ever global trophy.
Cape Verde will make their debut at this year's continental tournament, and in their squad are brothers Laros Duarte and Deroy Duarte who will represent the Islanders with pride.
Leandro Bacuna and his brother
Juninho Bacuna, will play for Curacao as they also make their debut at the World Cup.
The tournament will end on Sunday, July 19 with Argentina as the defending champions.
