When and what time is the Euro 2020 draw?The draw for Euro 2020 takes place in Bucharest at 17:00 GMT (18:00 CET) on Saturday.Twentyteams have automatically qualified forthe continent-wide tournament next summer, spread across 12 host cities.Butthere are still four qualifying spots remaining, and four play-off fixturesin March willdetermine the quartet that will jointhose who've already qualified.A simple note that'seasy to follow: The top two sides from each group directly qualified for Euro 2020, while third-place finishers qualifyfor the play-offs.Winners of last year's UEFA Nations League mini-groupsqualified for the play-offs, but ifthose teams finished in the top two of their groups anyway, their play-off spotwas given to the next best-rankedsidein their respective group that hadn't already qualified for the play-offs.The 16 play-off teamsare split into four groups/paths - A, B, C and D - of four teams, who take part in asemi-final andfinal to determine which of them qualifies for Euro 2020. If Scotland win their play-off, they will go into England's group (D).While you're here, why not take advantage of our brilliant subscribers' offer? Get the game's greatest stories and best journalism direct to your door foronly £9.50 every quarter. Cheers!Who is in which pot?Pot 1BelgiumItaly (hosts)England (hosts)Germany (hosts)Spain (hosts)UkrainePot 2FrancePolandSwitzerlandCroatiaNetherlands (hosts)Russia (hosts)Pot 3PortugalTurkeyDenmark (hosts)AustriaSwedenCzech RepublicPot 4WalesFinlandWinner play-off Path A (Iceland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania)Winner play-off Path B (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovakia, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland)Winner play-off Path C (Scotland, Norway, Serbia, Israel)Winner play-off Path D (Georgia, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Belarus)Who can draw whom?Host nations (like England) have already been allocated groups, to ensure they play at home in at least two matches. Meanwhile, theUEFA Executive Committee have decided that the following teams cannot be drawn against one another:Bosnia and Herzegovina/Kosovo; Serbia/Kosovo, Russia/Kosovo; Ukraine/Russia.Group A (host cities:Rome,Baku)ItalyFrance/Poland/Switzerland/CroatiaPortugal/Turkey/Austria/Sweden/Czech RepublicFinland/WalesGroup B (ft. Saint Petersburg,Copenhagen)BelgiumRussiaDenmarkFinland/WalesGroup C (ft.Amsterdam,Bucharest)UkraineNetherlandsPortugal/Turkey/Austria/Sweden/Czech RepublicWinner play-off path A or D*Group D (ft. London,Glasgow)EnglandFrance/Poland/Switzerland/CroatiaPortugal/Turkey/Austria/Sweden/Czech RepublicWinner play-off path CGroup E (ft. Bilbao,Dublin)SpainFrance/Poland/Switzerland/CroatiaPortugal/Turkey/Austria/Sweden/Czech RepublicWinner play-off path BGroup F (ft. Munich,Budapest)GermanyFrance/Poland/Switzerland/CroatiaPortugal/Turkey/Austria/Sweden/Czech RepublicWinner play-off path A or D*According to UEFA's official site:If Iceland, Bulgaria or Hungary win Path A, they go in Group F; the winner of Path D will complete Group C.If Romania win Path A, they go in Group C; the winner of Path D will complete Group F.NOW READ...COMMENTFreed from Maurizio Sarri, Jorginho and Mateo Kovacic are becoming Chelsea's low-key success storiesQUIZCan you name the 29 managers who've bossed three or more Premier League clubs?WATCHPremier League live stream 2019/20: how to watch every game from anywhere in the worldNew features you’ll love on FourFourTwo.com
