England has been drawn into a challenging group for their 2024/2025 Nations League campaign. They will face off against Finland, the Republic of Ireland, and Greece.
This comes after the Three Lions were relegated from League A in the previous edition, finishing at the bottom of a group that included Italy, Hungary, and Germany.
The League phase is set to kick off on September 5, followed by the next matchday shortly after. Matchdays three and four are slated for the October international break, leading up to the conclusion of the league phase in November.
Looking ahead, the quarter-finals are scheduled for March 2025, followed by the semi-finals and final in June.
The full draw for the 2024/2025 Nations League includes some compelling matchups across different leagues:
League A:
– A1: Croatia, Portugal, Poland, Scotland
– A2: Italy, Belgium, France, Israel
– A3: Netherlands, Hungary, Germany, Bosnia-Herzegovina
– A4: Spain, Denmark, Switzerland, Serbia
League B:
– B1: Czechia, Ukraine, Albania, Georgia
– B2: England, Finland, Republic of Ireland, Greece
– B3: Austria, Norway, Slovenia, Kazakhstan
– B4: Wales, Iceland, Montenegro, Turkey
League C:
– C1: Sweden, Azerbaijan, Slovakia, Estonia
– C2: Romania, Kosovo, Cyprus, Lithuania/Gibraltar*
– C3: Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Northern Ireland, Belarus
– C4: Armenia, Faroe Islands, North Macedonia, Latvia
League D:
– D1: Lithuania/Gibraltar*, San Marino, Lichtenstein
– D2: Moldova, Malta, Andorra
Gibraltar and Lithuania will engage in a relegation playoff to determine their league placement in March 2024
