Euro 2020 draw: qualifying Groups A-J in full
The 2020 European Championship qualifying groups were decided at a ceremony in Dublin on Sunday lunchtime.
Euro 2020 qualifying: Groups A-J in full
The 2020 European Championship qualifying draw took place in Dublin on Sunday lunchtime, with the following groups coming out of the hat:
Group A: England, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Kosovo
Group B: Portugal, Ukraine, Serbia, Lithuania, Luxembourg
Group C: Netherlands, Germany, Northern Ireland, Estonia, Belarus
Group D: Switzerland, Denmark, Ireland, Georgia, Gibraltar
Group E: Croatia, Wales, Slovakia, Hungary, Azerbaijan
Group F: Spain, Sweden, Norway, Romania, Faroe Islands, Malta
Group G: Poland, Austria, Israel, Slovenia, Macedonia, Latvia
Group H: France, Iceland, Turkey, Albania, Moldova, Andorra
Group I: Belgium, Russia, Scotland, Cyprus, Kazakhstan, San Marino
Group J: Italy, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Finland, Greece, Armenia, Liechtenstein
How many teams qualify from each group?
The top two teams in each group will reach Euro 2020, with four further spots at the finals then decided in the UEFA Nations League play-offs.
When does qualifying for Euro 2020 take place?
Qualifying will run from 21 March to 19 November 2019, with the Nations League play-offs then scheduled for March 2020.
Where is Euro 2020 going to be played?
The 2020 Euros are to be held in 12 cities across the continent: Dublin, Rome, Baku, Saint Petersburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Glasgow, Bilbao, Munich, Budapest and London. The UK capital's Wembley Stadium is to be the venue for the semi-finals and the final.
Euro 2020 qualifying draw: as it happened
Euro 2020 qualifying draw: preview
In a draw that gets underway at 12:00 CET, the 10 qualifying groups for the 2020 UEFA European Championship finals will be decided today in the Irish capital of Dublin, a city which is one of the 12 venues chosen for what, for the first time, is to be a pan-continental tournament.
Alongside Dublin, Euro 2020 matches will also be played in Rome, Baku, Saint Petersburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Glasgow, Bilbao, Munich, Budapest and London, with the UK capital's Wembley Stadium to host both semi-finals and the final.
The groups drawn out of the hat this lunchtime will account for 20 of the 24 Euro 2020 berths up for grabs, with the final four spots decided by the UEFA Nations League play-offs, which will be played in March 2020, following the conclusion of the regular qualifying tournament.