Already 20 qualified out of 24

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By: Manu Tournoux

A group of death for the Blues at the Euro?

Three more nations have won their place in Germany next summer to play in Euro 2024.

Before the final day of Euro 2024 qualifiers this Tuesday, three more selections qualified on Monday for the upcoming European Championship: Italy, the Czech Republic and Slovenia.

20 of the 21 direct qualifiers for the Euro are thus known, including the German host country – the last sesame at stake Tuesday evening pitting Croatia, which hosts Armenia, and Wales, which must imperatively impose on Turkey.

The big loser of this duel will go to the play-offs, like Bosnia-Herzegovina, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Greece, Iceland, Israel, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Poland and Ukraine. So many nations will compete in March for the last three qualifying tickets via three mini-leagues of four teams.

The 20 qualified for the Euro already known:
Germany, Albania, England, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Scotland, France, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Czech Republic, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, Turkey.

The seeds for the December 2 draw:
Germany (host country), Portugal, France, Spain, Belgium, England.

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Manu Tournoux

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