All eyes are focused on Euro 2024 as countries across the continent strive for glory at the showpiece tournament.
Germany will welcome Europe’s elite as they host UEFA’s flagship international competition this summer.
England will be aiming to go one step further than at Euro 2020 where they were beaten in the final by Italy.
Gareth Southgate‘s men flew through qualifying and booked their place at the tournament on October 17 by seeing off Gli Azzurri with a superb 3-1 victory at Wembley.
Euro 2024: Qualified teams
The full 24-team line-up for Euro 2024 is set.
Germany qualified for the Euros as the hosts automatically take a place at the tournament.
Big guns France, Belgium and Portugal were the first sides to secure their places in Germany.
England then followed suit and the Three Lions will be fancying their chances of going all the way.
Scotland are also heading to the Euros along with Spain as they both qualified from Group A with relative ease.
Following the play-offs, Poland and Ukraine have joined the tournament alongside Georgia who will play in their first-ever major competition.
Here are the teams and draw in full:
Group A
- Germany
- Scotland
- Hungary
- Switzerland
Group B
- Spain
- Croatia
- Italy
- Albania
Group C
- Slovenia
- Denmark
- Serbia
- England
Group D
- Poland
- Netherlands
- Austria
- France
Group E
- Belgium
- Slovakia
- Romania
- Ukraine
Group F
- Turkey
- Georgia
- Portugal
- Czechia
Who has missed out?
Norway are among the biggest absentees from this year’s finals, with Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard forced to stay at home.
The Premier League superstars missed out on the World Cup in Qatar and were powerless to stop a similar fate for the Euros after finishing behind Spain and Scotland in qualifying.
Their Scandinavian rivals Sweden will also be absent, with Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, Tottenham winger Dejan Kulusevski, and Manchester United‘s Victor Lindelof without a ticket.
Both Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will also stay at home after dismal qualifying.
Wales have also missed out on qualification, meaning stars Brennan Johnson, Ben Davies and Neco Williams are among those not heading to Germany.
The Dragons reached the final of the play-offs but Rob Page’s side were beaten on penalties by Poland.