The final draw for next summer’s Euro 2020 tournament was held on Saturday in Bucharest, and the last two World Cup champions will face off in an incredibly difficult Group of Death.
2018 world champions France and 2014 world champions Germany were both drawn in Group F, along with Cristiano Ronaldo and reigning Euro 2016 champions Portugal.
Euro 2020 will begin on June 12th, 2020, and will be staged in 12 cities across Europe. A play-off round to determine the final four teams to enter the group stage will begin on March 26th, 2020.
GROUP A:
Turkey
Italy
Wales
Switzerland
GROUP B:
Denmark
Finland
Belgium
Russia
GROUP C:
Netherlands
Ukraine
Austria
Play-off winner D
(Possible winners: Georgia, Belarus, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Romania)
GROUP D:
England
Croatia
Czech Republic
Play-off winner C
(Possible winners: Norway, Serbia, Scotland, Israel)
GROUP E:
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Play-off winner B
(Possible winners: Republic of Ireland, Slovakia, Northern Ireland, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
GROUP F:
France
Germany
Portugal
Play-off winner A
(Possible winners: Bulgaria, Hungary, Iceland, Georgia, Belarus, North Macedonia, Kosovo)
