The 12 teams are split in three qualifying paths, depending on their Nations League rankings within their own League. The winner of each League path qualifies for Euro 2024.
Wales and Poland are both guaranteed a home semi-final in Path A by virtue of being in League A in the Nations League.
So far, so straightforward. Unfortunately, things get a lot more complicated from hereon courtesy of UEFA’s penchant for devising Machiavellian qualifying formats.
Poland are the highest-ranked team in the draw after finishing ahead of Wales in their Nations league draw, which means they will face Estonia at home – the only team in the draw from League D.
Wales, meanwhile, will face one between Finland, Ukraine and Iceland but more on that later.
The semi-finals for League C are also already set, with Georgia hosting Luxembourg and Greece welcoming Kazakhstan.
Georgia, Greece and Kazakhstan won their respective Nations League group, while Luxembourg are the highest-ranked runner-up.

















