Euro 2024 state of play: Which pots are England and Scotland in?
Euro 2024 automatic qualification is now complete with 21 of the 24 teams competing in Germany next summer known, as England and Scotland look forward to December's draw.
Germany, as hosts, automatically qualify to be one of the 24 nations in action at next summer's tournament, with 21 teams now confirmed for Euro 2024.
The draw for Euro 2024 takes place on Saturday December 2 at 5pm GMT.
For the draw, there will be four pots of six teams.
England will be in Pot One along with hosts Germany, Portugal, France, Spain and Belgium.
Pot Two will comprise Hungary, Turkey, Denmark, Albania, Romania and Austria.
Scotland will be in Pot Three alongside Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Croatia.
Defending champions Italy will be in Pot 4 alongside Serbia and Switzerland, and the three-play-off winners, which could be Wales.
The play-offs involve the 12 teams who have not qualified automatically for Euro 2024, based on their performance in the Nations League - with three winners from three paths earning a spot in Germany next year.
Wales have earned a home semi-final against either Ukraine or Iceland or Finland in March.
Should Robert Page's side win that, they will face a play-off final for a place at Euro 2024 against either Poland or Estonia, with the home side determined by a UEFA draw.
The draw takes place on Thursday at 11am, with the play-off semi-finals and finals being played between March 21 and 26, 2024.
Confirmed participants:
Semi-finals - Path C: Georgia (1) vs Luxembourg (4), Greece (2) vs Kazakhstan (3)
Semi-finals - Path B: Israel (1) vs Ukraine/Iceland (4), Bosnia and Herzegovina (2) vs Finland/Ukraine (3)
Semi-finals - Path A: Poland (1) vs Estonia (4), Wales (2) vs Finland/Ukraine/Iceland (3)
Final Path C:
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