Euro 2020 qualifying is complete, but who will the teams play in the finals? Here's all you need to know.
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What was the Euro 2020 finals draw?
Group A
Italy
Switzerland
Turkey
Wales
Group B
Belgium
Russia
Denmark
Finland
Group C
Ukraine
Netherlands
Austria
Playoff D: North Macedonia
Group D
England
Croatia
Czech Republic
Playoff C: Scotland or Serbia
Group E
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Playoff B: Slovakia or Northern Ireland
Group F
Germany
France
Portugal
Playoff A: Iceland or Hungary
How was the finals draw seeded?
In previous draws, UEFA has seeded based on performance over a three-year period. But for the Euro 2020 finals, this was based purely on a nation's record in qualifying. Group winners are ranked 1-10, runners-up 11-20 and the four playoff winners 21-24 to create the four pots.
It means Ukraine were seeded, while world champions France were in Pot 2 and holders Portugal in Pot 3.
Pot 1: Belgium, Italy, England, Germany, Spain, Ukraine
Pot 2: France, Poland, Switzerland, Croatia, Netherlands, Russia
Pot 3: Portugal, Turkey, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, Czech Republic
Pot 4: Wales, Finland, Playoff A, Playoff B, Playoff C, Playoff D
What are the Euro 2020 finals fixtures?
The fixtures were decided by the Euro 2020 finals draw.
- Euro 2020 fixtures schedule: Check out every game
What stadiums will host Euro 2020 games?
Group A: Stadio Olimpico, Rome (Italy) and Olympic Stadium, Baku (Azerbaijan)
Group B: Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg (Russia) and Parken Stadium, Copenhagen (Denmark)
Group C: Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Arena Naționala, Bucharest (Romania)
Group D: Wembley Stadium, London (England) and Hampden Park, Glasgow (Scotland)
Group E: La Cartuja, Seville (Spain) and Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg (Russia)
Group F: Allianz Arena, Munich (Germany) and Ferenc Puskas Stadium, Budapest (Hungary)
Round of 16: Wembley Stadium, London (England), Parken Stadium, Copenhagen (Denmark), Arena Naționala, Bucharest (Romania), Johan Cruyff Arena, Amsterdam (Netherlands), San Mames, Bilbao (Spain), Ferenc Puskas Stadium, Budapest (Hungary), Hampden Park, Glasgow (Scotland)
Quarterfinals: Allianz Arena, Munich (Germany), Olympic Stadium, Baku (Azerbaijan), Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg (Russia), Stadio Olimpico, Rome (Italy)
Semifinals and final: Wembley Stadium, London (England)
What were the playoff fixtures?
The playoffs were be played on Oct. 8 (semifinals) and Nov. 12 (final).
- Euro 2020 playoffs: How it works
League A
Iceland 2-1 Romania
Bulgaria 1-3 Hungary
FINAL: Hungary vs. Iceland
League B
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-1 Northern Ireland (3-4 on pens)
Slovakia 0-0 Republic of Ireland (4-2 on pens)
FINAL: Northern Ireland vs. Slovakia
League C
Scotland 0-0 Israel (5-3 on pens)
Norway 1-2 Serbia
FINAL: Serbia vs. Scotland
League D
Georgia 1-0 Belarus
North Macedonia 2-1 Kosovo
FINAL: Georgia 0-1 North Macedonia
Are there any prohibited clashes?
Yes, the following nations could not be drawn together in the same group. They can, however, meet in the knockout rounds.
Bosnia-Herzegovina / Kosovo
Russia / Kosovo
Serbia / Kosovo
Ukraine / Russia
This affected the group-stage draw. Italy, Belgium, Spain, Ukraine, England and Germany are seeded. Italy, Spain, England and Germany are hosts were assigned to a group. That left Belgium and Ukraine. However, Ukraine cannot go into the group with Russia as hosts, so they must go into Group C with Netherlands; and that means Belgium automatically went into Group B with Denmark and Russia.
If both hosts qualify, who plays at home in the head to head?
This happened in Group B (Denmark and Russia). Denmark have been drawn as the home team between the two hosts, which means Russia will only play two games in Saint Petersburg. It also means that Belgium, and either Wales or Finland, will play two games in Saint Petersburg and one in Copenhagen.
In any group where only one host has qualified automatically, that host will get three group games at home. So England, for instance, will play Scotland (if they qualify) at Wembley.