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European Championship 2024 qualifiers: Who do you think will reach Euro 2024?

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Jude Bellingham of England, Stuart Dallas of Northern Ireland, Che Adams of Scotland and Aaron Ramsey of Wales.
England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales all start their qualifying campaign for Euro 2024 this week

Here we go again. Qualifying for the 2024 UEFA European Championship in Germany gets under way this week as 53 nations battle for 24 places.

In a repeat of last tournament's final, England face holders Italy in their first Group C match on Thursday.

Scotland find themselves in a difficult group with Spain and Norway as they hope to reach just their second major tournament this century.

Wales, semi-finalists in 2016, are in Group D with Croatia, Turkey, Latvia and Armenia.

Northern Ireland, who made their only Euros appearance seven years ago, are in an intriguing Group H which includes Denmark and Finland.

Two teams from each group advance straight to the finals, plus there is a backdoor route via the Nations League for a handful of teams.

We want to know who you see booking their spot in next year's tournament, plus you can have your say in the comments.

Group A

Group A

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group B

Group B

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group C

Group C

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group D

Group D

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group E

Group E

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group F

Group F

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group G

Group G

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group H

Group H

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group I

Group I

Who will reach Euro 2024?

Group J

Group J

Who will reach Euro 2024?

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115 comments

  • Comment posted by Cactus, today at 07:53

    Can anyone be arsed selecting all those leagues

  • Comment posted by Mephisto , today at 07:48

    So much for there being less football, sooner it will be harder to not qualify... won't be too long b4 both uefa and fifa expand both competitions to about 60 teams each... anything to keep lining the pockets.

    • Reply posted by StevieC, today at 08:08

      StevieC replied:
      And the people will keep watching and paying and FIFA will keep gaining more power and doing whatever they like
      Sadly

  • Comment posted by Bacon Baobap, today at 07:22

    So many teams in the finals means nearly everyone will qualify.

    • Reply posted by Captain Serious, today at 07:41

      Captain Serious replied:
      "as 53 nations battle for 24 places"

      Nearly everyone?

  • Comment posted by ken, today at 07:10

    Group B prediction:
    France
    Netherlands
    Greece
    Republic of Ireland
    Gibraltar

    • Reply posted by BustavoBrown, today at 07:30

      BustavoBrown replied:
      France
      Ireland
      Netherlands
      Greece
      Gibraltar

  • Comment posted by Dr_John - not a Doctor of medicine, today at 08:12

    Too many teams will qualify.

    Back in the days when 8 teams qualified the Euros was a brilliant tournament- every game meant something.

    16 teams was already too big, 24 is a complete joke and is clearly just about making as much money as possible.

    • Reply posted by Ashley, today at 08:49

      Ashley replied:
      Or back in the day, you had 4 teams in the finals.

  • Comment posted by Andrew, today at 07:53

    There are so many dull groups and a heck of a lot of dross there. And 24 is still too many. 16 in four groups of four was perfect for so many reasons.

    • Reply posted by mmmmbeeeer, today at 08:10

      mmmmbeeeer replied:
      Do you ever think that perhaps the supporters of those "dross" teams may like to see their team playing in internationals? So what if they lose, they'll still enjoy it.

  • Comment posted by Dusty, today at 07:46

    i hope all the home nations qualify
    gives us all something to cheer about
    nothing to cheer about in the news

  • Comment posted by chelseadad, today at 07:17

    International football is tedious especially at this current moment in time.
    England haven't progressed, best we will achieve will be another 1-1 with Italy.
    Possibly not get out of this difficult group

  • Comment posted by Apartment Song, today at 08:04

    Blimey that's a lot of teams. Gave up after group C

    • Reply posted by SD, today at 08:10

      SD replied:
      Exactly. Has anyone really selected every group and put each team in order?
      Not a chance.

  • Comment posted by ronny, today at 08:13

    yawns.....

  • Comment posted by HarryJsAllstar, today at 08:11

    What is most interesting is the difference in quality between the various groups. Some groups have almost no teams who traditionally qualify for these type of tournaments.

    • Reply posted by RR, today at 08:16

      RR replied:
      That's the positive about the Nations League. Before that, teams used to be sorted based on coefficient but now even if you're a France, Spain, England, Portugal, you have to earn your place in the top pot if you want it

  • Comment posted by Half Hearted Waffle , today at 08:08

    You heard it here first .............. Malta for the win!!

  • Comment posted by Peter Pan, today at 08:57

    Call me a genius but I think the best top 2 teams from each group will qualify. Plus the 3 best teams in the play offs. What I don’t understand is why Brazil and Argentina aren’t even in the qualifying process? Have they qualified already? 🤔🤔🤔