The draw for the Euro 2024 qualifiers takes place this weekend.
The Festhalle Exhibition Centre in Frankfurt is the venue for the draw on Sunday morning.
Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will discover their group stage fate, as will England, Scotland and Wales.
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Here's more info and how to watch it:
When and where is the draw?
The Euro 2024 qualifying draw will take place at the Festhalle Exhibition Centre in Frankfurt on Sunday, October 9.
What time is it due to start?
The draw will start around 11am UK time.
How can I watch it?
The draw will be live streamed on the UEFA website and YouTube channel.
How are the pots decided?
The competing nations are placed into seven pots depending on where they finished in their Nations League groups. The top four ranked countries (Netherlands, Croatia, Spain, Italy) are placed in Pot UNL (UEFA Nations League).
A further six nations (Switzerland, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, Hungary and Denmark) make up Pot 1. After that, each pot consists of 10 different teams, with one country picked from each pot to form a group.
The only exception to this is Pot 6, which includes San Marino, Andorra and Liechtenstein - the three lowest-ranked countries.
Euro 2024 qualifying draw pots
UNL Pot: Netherlands, Croatia, Spain, Italy
Pot 1: Denmark, Portugal, Belgium, Hungary, Switzerland, Poland
Pot 2: France, Austria, Czech Republic, England , Wales , Israel, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Scotland , Finland
Pot 3: Ukraine, Iceland, Norway, Slovenia, Republic of Ireland, Albania, Montenegro, Romania, Sweden, Armenia
Pot 4: Georgia, Greece, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan, Kosovo, Bulgaria, Faroe Islands, North Macedonia
Pot 5: Slovakia, Northern Ireland , Cyprus, Belarus, Lithuania, Gibraltar, Estonia, Latvia, Moldova, Malta
Pot 6: Andorra, San Marino, Liechtenstein
How the groups will work
The top two teams in each group will qualify for Euro 2024 alongside hosts Germany.
The final three places will be decided via playoff routes, created via the best-ranked teams from the UEFA Nations League who haven't qualified automatically. There will be one place each for League A, B and C.
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