After 8 matchdays
QUALIFIED: Belgium, Italy, Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Spain
DIRECT QUALIFICATION STILL IN PLAY: England, Czech Republic, Kosovo (A); Portugal, Serbia (B), Netherlands, Germany, Northern Ireland (C), Rep of Ireland, Denmark, Switzerland (D), Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia, Wales (E), Sweden, Romania, Norway (F), Austria, Macedonia, Slovenia, Israel (G), Turkey, France, Iceland (H), Finland, Armenia, Bosnia (J)
SECURED PLAYOFFS (eliminated from direct qualification): Scotland (League C), Georgia (League D), Belarus (League D)
PLAYOFF HOPEFULS (eliminated from direct qualification): Bulgaria (good shape barring UEFA punishment), Luxembourg (need Kosovo to qualify directly), Azerbaijan (mathematically possible, almost impossible realistically), Greece (tough, but a slim chance)
ELIMINATED FROM EURO 2020: Montenegro, Lithuania, Estonia, Gibraltar, Malta, Faroe Islands, Latvia, Albania, Moldova, Andorra, Cyprus, Kazakhstan, San Marino, Liechtenstein
Also, because of the multi-host Euros, we already know what group Italy, Russia and Spain are in
- Italy already know they are in Group A and all three of their matches will be in Rome, Italy will also open the Euros in Rome on June 12. This is the group linked with Baku so basically all of Italy's opponents will have to fly to Baku at least once, some maybe twice
- Russia are placed in Group B, if Denmark fail to qualify then Russia will host all three matches in St. Petersburg
- Spain are placed in Group E, if Rep of Ireland fail to qualify then they will host all three matches in Bilbao