England, Scotland and Wales Discover UEFA Euro 2024 Paths

England, Scotland and Wales have discovered their paths towards UEFA Euro 2024 title, following the completion of the draw.  

Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions enter this tournament looking to go one step further and claim a first UEFA Men’s Euro title after having fell short at UEFA Euro 2020, which saw them lose to Italy on penalties in the Final.

England have been in Group C where they will kick off their campaign against Serbia on 16 June, before facing Denmark then Slovenia on 20 then 25 June respectively.

Scotland have been drawn into a daunting Group A where they will face tournament hosts, Germany in the opening match on 14 June, before facing Switzerland and Hungary on 19 then 23 June respectively.

Should Wales overcome Finland then one of Poland or Estonia in the Play-Offs, they will be placed in Group D alongside Netherlands, Austria and 2022 FIFA World Cup runners-up, France.

Three-time champions, Spain have been drawn in what could be described as a ‘Group of Death’ in Group B alongside Croatia, reigning champions – Italy and Albania.

Euro 2016 winners, Portugal have been drawn in Group F alongside Turkey and Czech Republic, with the trio joined by the winner of Play Off Path C, which compromises of; Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan and Luxembourg.

Belgium are looking to avoid consecutive Group Stage exits in major tournaments as they found themselves in Group E, where they will be favourites to quality ahead of Slovakia, Romania and the winner of Play Off Path B which could be one of – Bosnia & Herzegovina, Iceland, Israel or Ukraine.

The tournament will run from 14 June to 14 July in Germany.