Euro 2024 playoffs. When will it take place and who will draw the remaining three tickets?

The draw for the Euro 2024 qualifying playoffs will take place on November 23. The final matches of the qualifying cycle took place today, but not all participants in the tournament have yet been determined.

Daily Sports talks about what you need to know about it and which teams still have a chance to reach the final part of the tournament.

Who will take part in the qualification?

The winners of League Groups A, B and C in the Nations League will have a chance to travel to the tournament. If a team wins the group and already has a ticket, then its place will be taken by the next ranked team in the league.

From March 21 to 26, 2024, six semi-finals will take place, followed by three finals, the winners of which will complete the list of participants in the final tournament of 24 teams.

Along Path A, Poland, Wales and Estonia reached the playoffs. Another team will be determined by lot from League B.

Path B will be played by Israel, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Finland and Ukraine. In addition, Iceland may qualify for the playoffs from the Nations League rankings.

Along Path C, Georgia, Luxembourg, Greece and Kazakhstan will participate in the playoffs.

Playoff schedule

PathA

• Poland - Estonia
• Wales - Finland / Ukraine / Iceland

Path B

• Israel - Finland / Ukraine / Iceland
• Bosnia and Herzegovina - Finland / Ukraine / Iceland

PathC

• Georgia - Luxembourg
• Greece - Kazakhstan

Dates of play-off matches

All six semi-finals will take place on 21 March 2024. The three finals of each Path for the last three places at UEFA Euro 2024 will take place on 26 March 2024.

As of now, the list of Euro 2024 participants stands as follows:

• Germany (hosts the tournament)
• France (1st place of Group B)
• Belgium (1st place of Group F)
• Portugal (1st place of group J)
• Spain (1st place Group A)
• Scotland (2nd place Group A)
• Turkey (1st place of group D)
• Austria (2nd place of group F)
• England (1st place of group C)
• Hungary (1st place of group G)
• Slovakia (2nd place of group J)
• Denmark (2nd place of group H)
• Albania (1st place of group E)
• Romania (1st/2nd place of Group I)
• Netherlands (2nd place of group B)
• Switzerland (1st/2nd place of group I)
• Serbia (2nd place of group G)
• Czech Republic (2nd place of group E)
• Italy (2nd place of group C)
• Slovenia (1st place of group H)
• Croatia (2nd place of group D)