Euro 2020 qualification came to a conclusion with 20 teams booked a place at next summer’s finals via the group phase. The remaining four spots will be determined through the play-offs in March 2020. The tournament kicks off on June 12 and will be hosted across 12 cities for the first time in the competition’s 60-year history.
UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin said: “There is great pleasure in being able to bring EURO 2020 to so many countries and cities, to see football acting as a bridge between nations, and to carry the competition closer to the fans, who are the essential lifeblood of the game.”
What time is the Euro 2020 draw today?
The draw will take place at 5pm UK time.
England and Wales are waiting to discover their opponents.
Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will also be following the action as they all feature in March’s play-offs.
The draw is being held in Bucharest, Romania, and will be shown live on BBC Two in the UK.
Additional coverage will be shown on UEFA’s official website.