The Republic of Ireland could host Poland and Sweden in Aviva Stadium in Euro 2020 if they come through the March play-offs.
Mick McCarthy's men must negotiate a route past Slovakia in a crucial away play-off on March 26.
Following a win in Brativslava, their reward will be a final showdown with the winners of Northern Ireland and Bosnia a few days later for a place in the tournament.
And if they do come through, they will host their Poland in their opener in Dublin on June 15 before Sweden come to Dublin on June 19.
Then the Boys in Green would travel to Bilbao to face fellow host Spain in the final group game on June 24.
Full Euro 2020 draw:
Group A: (Rome and Baku)
Turkey
Italy
Wales
Switzerland
Group B: (Copenhagen and St Petersburg)
Denmark
Finland
Belgium
Russia
Group C: (Amsterdam and Bucharest)
Netherlands
Ukraine
Austria
Playoff winner D *
Group D: (London and Glasgow)
England
Croatia
Playoff winner C
Czech Republic
Group E: (Bilbao and Dublin)
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Playoff winner B
Group F: (Munich and Budapest)
Play off winner A *
Portugal
Germany
France
*If Romania win playoff A, they will be moved to Group C and the winners of playoff D will move to Group F.
Play off groups (to be played in March)
Playoff A: Iceland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria
Playoff B: Bosnia, Slovakia, Ireland, Northern Ireland
Playoff C: Scotland, Norway, Serbia, Israel
Playoff D: Kosovo, North Macedonia, Georgia, Belarus
