Spain to find out their Euro2024 opponents in draw this Saturday

In the presence of the president of the RFEF management committee, Pedro Rocha, national coach Luis de la Fuente and sporting director Albert Luque, the city of Hamburg will host the eagerly awaited draw for the 17th UEFA European Championship on Saturday 2 December.

From 18:00 (Spanish peninsular time) the avant-garde building of the Elbe Philharmonic will be the setting for the event that will determine the path to the continental trophy.

Spain will be seeded in Pot A, alongside hosts Germany and the five best teams from the qualifying phase.

UEFA has named David Silva, a two-time European Championships winner with Spain, as the national team's historic representative during the draw.

Germany will go automatically into Group A and will play the opening match on 14 June on the pitch in Munich.

The remaining five teams in Pot A, including Spain, will be drawn to head one of the groups B-F, with three more teams per group, each drawn from their respective pots.

Twenty-one of the 24 participating teams have already qualified. The three remaining teams will all go into Pot D and will be decided from the play-offs to be held between 21 and 26 March next year.

The distribution of the pots for the draw is as follows:

POT A

POT B

POT C

POT D

*POLAND, ESTONIA, ESTONIA, WALES OR FINLAND

**ISRAEL, ICELAND, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA OR UKRAINE

***GEORGIA, LUXEMBOURG, GREECE OR KAZAKHSTAN.

Once the group line-ups are finalised, the group stage fixture list will also be established, as well as the team’s pathways in the knockout stages leading up to the final at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on Sunday 14 July 2024.

The top two teams from each of the six groups will advance to the Round of 16 of the competition, along with the four best third-placed teams.