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Who has qualified for EURO 2024? Who is in the playoffs?

EURO 2024 is coming to Germany this summer and the hosts have been joined by 20 other nations who have all automatically qualified for EURO 2024, but there is still a bit to be decided.

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Three more nations will qualify for the 24-team tournament via the playoff route.

This EURO will be staged in 10 cities across Germany, as the hosts look to break a tie with Spain for the most titles in European Championship history (three).

[ MORE: Full schedule for EURO 2024 - Dates, venues ]

Germany last acted as sole host in 1988 (in then-West Germany), though four matches were played there at EURO 2020.

What is the EURO 2024 playoff schedule?

    Path A

    Semifinals

    Thursday, March 21: Wales 4-1 Finland (Cardiff)

    Thursday, March 21: Poland 5-1 Estonia (Warsaw)

    Final

    Tuesday, March 26: Wales vs Poland (Cardiffi)

    Path B

    Semifinals

    Thursday, March 21: Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-2 Ukraine (Zenica)

    Thursday, March 21: Israel 1-4 Iceland (Budapest, Hungary)

    Final

    Tuesday, March 26: Ukraine vs Iceland (Wroclaw, Poland)

    Path C

    Semifinals

    Thursday, March 21: Georgia 2-0 Luxembourg (Tbilisi)

    Thursday, March 21: Greece 5-0 Kazakhstan (Athens)

    Final

    Tuesday, March 26: Georgia vs Greece (Tbilisi)


    Qualified nations for EURO 2024

      1. Germany (hosts)
      2. France (Group B winner )
      3. Belgium (Group F winner)
      4. Portugal (Group J winner)
      5. Spain (Group A winner)
      6. Scotland (Group A runner-up)
      7. Turkiye (Group D)
      8. Austria (Group F runner-up)
      9. England (Group C winner)
      10. Hungary (Group G winner)
      11. Slovakia (Group J runner-up)
      12. Albania (Group E winner)
      13. Denmark (Group H winner)
      14. Netherlands (Group B)
      15. Romania (Group I)
      16. Switzerland (Group I)
      17. Serbia (Group G runner-up)
      18. Czechia (Group E runner-up)
      19. Italy (Group C runner-up)
      20. Slovenia (Group H runner-up)
      21. Croatia (Group D runner-up)