Summary

  • Watch uninterrupted coverage of UEFA EURO 2020 draw at top of page & on BBC Two

  • England face Croatia in their first Group D game alongside winner of play-off C & Czech Republic

  • Wales face Switzerland in their first Group A game alongside Turkey & Italy

  • Group B: Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Russia Group C: Netherlands, Ukraine, Austria, play-off winner D

  • Group E: Spain, Sweden, Poland, play-off B winner Group F: Play-off A winner, Portugal, France, Germany

  • Scotland and Northern Ireland could qualify through play-offs

  • Euro 2020 gets under way on Friday, 12 June

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Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. 'It will feel like home tournament'

    BBC Two

    Former England striker Alan Shearer: "I think Gareth will be delighted with that draw. It's a team he knows well and they have played recently. He will be quietly confident they can get out of the group and do well in the tournament. In terms of Gareth doing his homework he'll know everything already. He will feel good, absolutely.

    "Having played in Euro 96 with that home advantage, we didn't get off to a great start but slowly and surely we felt the crowd with us. That will be a big advantage to play those games at Wembley. It will feel like a home tournament. Wembley is a special place when the fans get behind you and England will use it."

  2. Mark Hughes
    Former Wales manager on BBC Two

    England are a better side now. They have developed so much over the years. They have benefited from Gareth Southgate over time and they have so many young talented players coming through.

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  4. Micah Richards
    Former England defender on BBC Two

    On facing Croatia after the World Cup semi-final defeat:

    You always have it in the back of your mind as a player. It's difficult because the team is always changing. It's the media's fault at times because they are always pushing the next best thing. England might have a solid team but then you have all these young players coming through. The England team is stronger now than it was then. Croatia like to deal with the ball well but if we get them on the counter-attack, I think England have one of the best forward lines in the world.

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    James: Ouch. Can't see England getting too far in the Euros now. Challenging group followed by a likely horror last 16 tie.

    JayJay: Is nobody contemplating the possibility of Serbia (if they win the play off) facing Croatia in Glasgow?

  6. This is only the second major tournament where the world champions meet the European champions in the group phase.

    At Euro 1992, Netherlands met Germany in the group stage.

  7. Mark Hughes
    Former Wales manager on BBC Two

    Wales' staff will have experts looking at what is logistically the best strategy to prepare for those fixtures. I remember playing Azerbajan with Wales and you look at everything that can help you. The Welsh squad will be looking at that to make sure they are in the best possible frame of mind and physically ready to go.

  8. Chris Sutton
    Former Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Wales will be lucky to finish in the top two.

    Don’t underestimate the Swiss.

  9. 'Turkey produce high quality players'

    Mark Hughes
    Former Wales manager on BBC Two

    Turkey are a side who have good technical ability. They produce high quality players. They are lacking up front but it’s not going to be an easy fixture. From Wales point of view, we have to be happy with that draw, it could have been so much worse.

  10. Micah Richards
    Former England defender on BBC Two

    Let's just take one game at time. If Scotland go through it's like a derby and anything can happen in those games. England will be happy with the draw. But you can't foresee what happens in the future.

  11. 'The first game sets the tone'

    Mark Hughes
    Former Wales manager on BBC Two

    You cannot manipulate the group. The first game of the tournament is really important because it sets the tone for the whole group games. If England win that first game, then they are going out to win but if they do not then they might be trying to avoid a last 16 game against someone from Group F.

  12. Can you name all 11 sides to win the Euros before? Take the quiz.

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    Daryl Wing: Win the playoff for your chance to get humiliated by France, Germany and Portugal

    Phil: A Euro 2020 group with the winners of the last 3 major champs seems exciting... until you realise all 3 can (and probably will) still qualify for the next round

  14. 'Wales should be happy'

    Mark Hughes
    Former Wales manager on BBC Two

    Wales will happy with that group. There are good games and whenever you look at who they could have had they should be happy with that. I mean look at Group F - they could have had one of them teams.

  15. We're just waiting for final confirmation of all the fixtures. You'll get that once I do.

  16. Better to finish second in group?

    Mark Chapman has just made an excellent point on the BBC Two coverage.

    If England win their group, they will face the runners-up of Germany, France, Portugal in the last 16.

    If England finish second in their group, they face the runners-up of Spain, Poland, Sweden and maybe Northern or the Republic of Ireland.

    Just got a flashback to the World Cup there...

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    Mark: Wales' have landed a good group. Italy in Rome, the Swiss and the Turks. We have a chance

    Ronan: The winners of the last three major tournaments are all in the same group, wow !

  18. I was telling you the teams in order of seeds. But here they are in order of their position in the group.

    Fixtures.

  19. Slight disclaimer - four of the six third-placed sides go through, so Germany, France and Portugal could all go through.

  20. Can't stop thinking about Group F.