UEFA Nations League 2018-19

Fifty-five member associations will participate in the inaugural Nations League tournament, which aims to introduce more competitive fixtures to replace most international friendlies, and offers four places at Euro 2020 for the eventual league winners

LEAGUE PHASE: Each league divided into four groups, in which each team plays others home and away. Group winners gain promotion to higher league, last-placed teams are relegated to league below

League A
Group 1
Germany, France, Netherlands

Group 2
Belgium, Switzerland, Iceland

Group 3
Portugal, Italy, Poland

Group 4
Spain, England, Croatia


League B
Group 1
Slovakia, Ukraine, Czech Republic

Group 2
Russia, Sweden, Turkey

Group 3
Austria, Bosnia, Northern Ireland

Group 4
Wales, Ireland, Denmark

League C
Group 1
Scotland, Albania, Israel

Group 2
Hungary, Greece, Finland, Estonia

Group 3
Slovenia, Norway, Bulgaria, Cyprus

Group 4
Romania, Serbia, Montenegro, Lithuania

League D
Group 1
Georgia, Latvia, Kazakhstan, Andorra

Group 2
Belarus, Luxembourg, Moldova, San Marino

Group 3
Azebaijan, Faroes, Malta, Kosovo

Group 4
Macedonia, Armenia, Liecht., Gibraltar

Matchdays 2018: Sep 6-8, 9-11, Oct 11-13, 14-16, Nov 15-17, 18-20

UEFA Nations League play-offs: June 2019

Final Four Competition Four group winners play off to be crowned
Nations League champions

Group winners contest play-offs, with four eventual winners securing final four places at Euro 2020 tournament, held in 12 host cities across Europe

If any team has already gained Euro 2020 berth through direct qualifying matches, next best-placed team will take play-off berth

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