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Group 1: Netherlands, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland Group 2: England, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland Group 3: Portugal, France, Sweden, Croatia Group 4: Switzerland, Spain, Ukraine, Germany
League B
Group 1: Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland, Romania Group 2: Czech Republic, Scotland, Slovakia, Israel Group 3: Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Hungary Group 4: Wales, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Bulgaria
League C
Group 1: Montenegro, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Azerbaijan Group 2: Georgia, North Macedonia, Estonia, Armenia Group 3: Greece, Kosovo, Slovenia, Moldova Group 4: Albania, Belarus, Lithuania, Kazakhstan
League D
Group 1: Faroe Islands, Latvia, Andorra, Malta Group 2: Gibraltar, Liechtenstein, San Marino
What were the pots?
Nations League 2018/19 memories
The 55 associations were split into four Leagues according to their position in theUEFA National Team Coefficient Rankings (1–16 in League A, 17–32 in League B, 33-48 in League C, 49–55 in League D). Within each League, teams were subdivided into two (League D) or four pots (for Leagues A, B and C), again according to the rankings.
League A
Pot 1: Portugal, Netherlands, England, Switzerland Pot 2: Belgium, France, Spain, Italy Pot 3: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Denmark, Sweden Pot 4: Croatia, Poland, Germany, Iceland
League B
Pot 1: Russia, Austria, Wales, Czech Republic Pot 2: Scotland, Norway, Serbia, Finland Pot 3: Slovakia, Turkey, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland Pot 4: Bulgaria, Israel, Hungary, Romania
League C
Pot 1: Greece, Albania, Montenegro, Georgia Pot 2: North Macedonia, Kosovo, Belarus, Cyprus Pot 3: Estonia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Luxembourg Pot 4: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Moldova
League D
Pot 1: Gibraltar, Faroe Islands, Latvia, Liechtenstein Pot 2: Andorra, Malta, San Marino
How did the draw work?
How the UEFA Nations League draw worked
The draw started with League D and Pot 2, which contained three balls, with teams assigned to groups in ascending order from D1 to D2. The draw continued with Pot 1. The draws for the other Leagues followed a similar procedure, though with four pots.
Were there any restrictions?
There are typically three restrictions placed on draws:
Prohibited team clashes (teams who cannot be paired as decided by the UEFA Executive Committee)
Winter venue restrictions (groups may include a maximum of two venues with high or medium risk of severe winter conditions)
Excessive travel restrictions (teams cannot be paired if travel time is eight hours of more, including flight and 90 minutes ground operations)
Because of how the Leagues and draw pots fell this time around, there were no potential clashes.
How do the Leagues work?
Teams play each other home and away, with the four group winners of League A qualifying for the UEFA Nations League Finals in June 2021 that feature semi-finals, a third-place match and the final. The group winners in Leagues B, C and D gain promotion and those who finish bottom of the groups in Leagues A and B will be relegated.
As League C has four groups while League D has only two, the two League C teams to be relegated will be determined by two-leg play-offs in March 2022. If a team due to participate in the play-offs qualifies for the 2022 FIFA World Cup play-offs, the League C teams ranked 47th and 48th in the overall UEFA Nations League rankings are automatically relegated.
