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Portugal were the only nation to win all of their qualifiers. They scored 36 goals and concedes just twice in their 10 wins.

World Cup runners-up France won their first seven but were held to a 2-2 draw by Greece in their final game.

The other unbeaten sides were England, Belgium, Hungary and Romania.

We know all about Spain, who won their final six games in qualifying to ensure they finished above Scotland.

Nerves creeping in yet? Or is it excitement?

Dunno, but I'm feelin' something.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

The last time Scotland's name came out of a hat, or a bowl, at a draw for the finals of a major championship, Sepp Blatter was running the Fifa show.

It was December 1997 and 38,000 people fetched up at the Stade Velodrome in Marseille to watch.

True, Scotland made the last Euros, but when the draw was made they hadn't yet qualified. They were one of four countries still vying to be Play-off Winner C.

In France, ahead of the 1998 World Cup, the nation's name was in lights on the night, just as it will be on Saturday in Hamburg when we'll find out who Steve Clarke's boys will be going up against next summer.

And when and where. More than a quarter of a century has passed since Scotland has had such a day to look forward to and if it comes anywhere close to matching the 1997 version for drama and hilarity then it will have done well.

Click here to read Tom's pre-draw preview in full.

Our mates at Nielsen's Gracenote have been feeding us stats for this draw.

They say that Scotland's chances of making it through the groups currently stand at over 60%.

Imagine that could change depending on the draw.

And, wait for it, they reckon Scotland have a 1% chance of winning the entire thing...

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I'll give you a few minutes to skim through our guide of the Euro 2024 grounds. It's an absolute belter.

Here's the list anyway:

• Berlin: Olympiastadion (74,475 capacity)
• Cologne: Cologne Stadium (47,000),
• Dortmund: BVB Stadion Dortmund (66,000)
• Dusseldorf: Düsseldorf Arena (47,000)
• Frankfurt: Frankfurt Arena (48,000)
• Gelsenkirchen: Arena AufSchalke (50,000)
• Hamburg: Volksparkstadion Hamburg (50,000)
• Leipzig: Leipzig Stadium (42,000)
• Munich: Munich Football Arena (67,000)
• Stuttgart: Stuttgart Arena (54,000)

The buzz you get just having a quick glance at that...

This is a proper tournament.

Speaking of host cites, should we have a look at them?

If you don't have the buzz yet, this should give you it. Trust me.

Hamburg in all its glory. Looks nice with a spot of snow, doesn't it?

It's one of 10 host cities next summer and is the destination for the draw.

The Elbphilharmonie concert hall is the venue today.

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A bit earlier on Sportsound, Tom English shared his best and worst case scenarios.

Fair to say he has no interest in Scotland drawing England again.

There's still time to pick your perfect group before the draw starts - just click here to have a go.

I've been having a mess about and this seems to be the toughest group based on Fifa rankings.

Just imagine...

Sorry, but you're lying if you say the hairs on the back of your neck aren't standing up by the end of this video.

We're ready, are you? Send it on.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland in Hamburg

There's real excitement and anticipation in the air here. I'm at the red carpet waiting for big names to walk past me.

It's an impressive set-up. Cameras everywhere.

Steve Clarke and SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell are here, hopefully we'll grab a word with them at some point.

Fingers crossed the draw is kind to us.

Pot 1: Germany, Portugal, France, Spain, Belgium, England.

Pot 2: Hungary, Turkey, Romania, Denmark, Albania, Austria.

Pot 3: Netherlands, SCOTLAND, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, Czech Republic.

Pot 4: Italy, Serbia, Switzerland, play-off winner A, play-off winner B, play-off winner C.

We've put them in bold and block capitals just in case you didn't notice them - pot 3 it is for Scotland.

Right, let's get to the all important info...

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Well, if you're reading this then you're in the right place for our live text coverage. So that's a start.

You'll be able to watch it unfold on Sportscene Results on the BBC Scotland channel from about 17:15 GMT.

Sportsound will also keep you in the loop on BBC Radio Scotland and they'll provide reaction.

You'll find all of that stuff at the top of this page as well.

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It's all starting to feel real, eh?

Hamburg is the destination for the Euro 2024 draw.

It should all get under way in about half an hour or so.

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Who would've thought it? Not me. We're all just living version of that Paul Rudd meme at present.

For the first time in TWENTY-SIX years, Scotland are in a draw for a major finals. Like, properly.

Yep, they were at the last Euros, but they were one of four nations hoping to become Play-off Winner C.

This time, there's none of that nonsense. Drink it in.