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Italy and France in Group D.
That's a tasty match-up to get us going.
Summary
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England and Northern Ireland to face each other - drawn together in Group A
England will open tournament against Austria at Old Trafford on 6 July
Group A: England, Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland; Group B: Germany, Denmark, Spain, Finland
Group C: Netherlands, Sweden, Russia, Switzerland; Group D: France, Italy, Belgium, Iceland
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Sweden are in Group C with the Netherlands. That will kick off the group with the top seeds playing in the opening game.
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Spain have been drawn with the Germany in Group B. Tasty.
They're drawn as B3, which means they'll play the Germans in their second match.
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Norway join England Group A. That's a tough one.
They're drawn as A3, which means they'll face the Lionesses in the second game on 11 July in Brighton.
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Juan Mata is tasked with the job of pulling out the second seeds.
Can he do his native Spain a favour?
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And, naturally, France are the top seeds in Group D.
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The Netherlands, holders from 2017, land in Group C.
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Germany have been drawn into Group B - on England's side of the draw.
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Just a reminder, as hosts England are team one in Group A.
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We can't blame Kelly Smith for giving everyone a cheer as she came out.
With 46 England goals she's used to celebrating. You can't stop a winner.
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The scene is set!
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Four more football legends complete the line-up this evening.
France Camille Abily, England's record goalscorer Kelly Smith, Denmark's Kristin Pedersen and Sweden's Lotta Schelin will be in charge of the draw.
No pressure!
That's the formalities over. Here we go!
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Right, here come some famous faces to help with the draw.
England legend Karen Carney is first out and is followed by Germany's Anja Mittag, Manchester City's Ruben Dias and Man United's Juan Mata.
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Manchester United's Old Trafford will host England's opening Group A game on 6 June.
The tournament will take place at many famous grounds across the country. Here's where you can watch the action.
- Brighton and Hove Community Stadium (Group A)
- St Mary's Stadium, Southampton (Group A)
- Stadium MK, Milton Keynes (Group B)
- Brentford Community Stadium (Group B)
- Leigh Sports Village (Group C)
- Bramall Lane, Sheffield (Group C)
- New York Stadium, Rotherham (Group D)
- Manchester City Academy (Group D)
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Classic Kenny!
What a day for Northern Ireland. Not long to go until we know who awaits the underdogs!
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Alex Scott, Tom Daley (with his exquisite knitting), Jordan Henderson and Harry Redknapp are just some of those tasked with looking after the Women's European Championship trophy before it landed in Manchester.
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We all know how draws go for major competitions by this point. There is going to be a good bit of build-up before we get down to the business of the draw.
Strap in, folks. It's all to build the tension.
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Pot One: England, Netherlands, Germany, France.
Pot Two: Sweden, Spain, Norway, Italy.
Pot Three: Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria
Pot Four: Iceland, Russia, Finland, Northern Ireland.
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Ellie 'Goal'ding (sorry...ish) opens the show with an absolute belter.
That's certainly set the tone and offered a brief distraction to the draw that lies ahead.
Now, time to get everything crossed.