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Scotland with Germany, Hungary & Switzerland in Group A
Clarke's side will play in opening game in Munich on 14 June, then Swiss in Cologne on 19 June & will finish against Hungary in Stuttgart on 23 June
Right, a reminder of all the important info before we wrap things up...
Scotland's group:
Scotland's fixtures:
14 June: Germany v Scotland (Munich)
19 June: Scotland v Switzerland (Cologne)
23 June: Scotland v Hungary (Stuttgart)
You'll get more info on the site and on our dedicated Scotland page throughout the night and as we get it.
Enjoy the rest of your Saturday.
Lee McCulloch
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound
It's something everybody should try and enjoy. The clamour for hotel rooms and flights will be crazy right now.
Support the lads and wish them all the best. I'm excited.
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Lee McCulloch
Former Scotland midfielder on Sportsound
Steve Clarke is loyal, but I think the squads have been cut back down to 23.
That's going to make it difficult. That potentially brings you down to three strikers.
Kenny Miller
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
A real wildcard would be Ben Doak if he was to get game time at Liverpool.
It would also be really interesting if Harvey Barnes picks the phone up as well, because he would be one who probably makes the plane.
There's been a good bit of squad chat on Sportsound.
Let's see what the troops have been saying to it...
A wee look back to the last Euros, anyone?
Apologies in advance, but this video will remind you of that Patrik Schick guy.
Remember the fella who leathered one past David Marshall from about a mile out? Aye, him.
Wee Luka Modric's beauty at Hampden is also in there. Again, sorry.
Scotland's only goal of the tournament is included though. We'll do better this time, won't we?
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Steve Clarke reaction: 'What's for dinner?'
The madness all kicks off in Munich on 14 June, which we know Scotland will now be involved in.
Is it too bold to look beyond the groups? Probably. But the knockout action begins on 29 June. The quarter-finals take place on 5 and 6 July.
You'll be running out of euros, pants and socks if Scotland are still standing when the semis get under way on 9 and 10 July.
Then, it's the final. Berlin. Sunday, 14 July. Get it pencilled in.
SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell tells BBC Scotland: "Fantastic. Absolutely delighted to be involved in the first game. A lot of Scotland fans have fond memories of being in the opening game of France '98.
"The way my phone's buzzing, there's a lot of people wanting tickets. I imagine there's websites crashing now. That's the joy that the tournament brings. It's great to see it.
"I think the four teams in the group will be thinking they all have a chance. I didn't see a group of death, which is what you want.
"It's all about preparation. We'll have to get a base camp organised. We'll be working hard on that.
"The travelling will be what it will be but everyone's looking forward to it.
"We're delighted to be here and be in the group we're in and see where it takes us."
Image source, SNS
Image source, BBC SportOur TV team made this handy wee graphic on Scotland's group opponents.
Have to say, I think Bayern Munich's Jamal Musiala might have something to say about the star player they've chosen for Germany.
Aye, cards close to the chest as ever from the Scotland boss.
Scotland manager Steve Clarke tells BBC Scotland: "First of all, it's nice to have clarity. Now we can start preparing.
"It's good. You know what you're up against. It'll be nice to open the tournament. Hopefully we can open the tournament with a good match.
"It's important to focus on the match on not the occasion. It's a good group, an evenly balanced group. We look forward to it.
"The homework starts now. I can start watching the videos of matches. I look forward to next year.
"To be competitive in every match, that's our aim. Germany better be ready for a lot of Scots coming."
Image source, SNSIt doesn't get much better than that for the fans, players or this guy, does it?
A glamour occasion against the host nation in the opening match.
I'm sure he'll keep his emotions in check. We'll be speaking to him shortly...
Image source, Getty Images
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on Sportscene
Cammy and I had selected Germany as our preferred choice.
Playing them in the opening game is the most exciting thing about that.
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Leanne Crichton
Former Scotland international on Sportsound
We've got to be pleased with this. You've got all the preparation you need to do your best.
The Tartan Army will be absolutely ecstatic with that.
Sportsound pundits react to Scotland's final group
Group A: Germany, Scotland, Hungary, Switzerland
Group B: Spain, Croatia, Italy, Albania
Group C: Slovenia, Denmark, Serbia, England
Group D: Play-off winner A (Poland/Wales/Finland/Estonia), Netherlands, France, Austria
Group E: Belgium, Slovakia, Romania, play-off group B (Israel/Bosnia and Herzegovina/Ukraine/Iceland)
Group F: Turkey, play-off winner B (Georgia/Greece/Kazakstan/Luxembourg), Portugal, Czech Republic
Sportsound pundits react to Germany opener