With Tuesday night’s results, specifically Tie from Hungary, Portugal earned a place in Pot 1 Euro 2024 group stage draw!
After he celebrated EligibleIt was achieved mathematically after the victory over Slovakia (3-2) Last Friday, Quinas could now celebrate, with two matches remaining before the end of this qualifying phase, a suitable place for the draw.
Except for Germany, it is automatically granted host status, The Portuguese national team was the first to secure its presence in the seed batch For the next European Championship.
How is the withdrawal done?
As in the last Euro Championship, the 24 qualifying teams were divided into the four draw pots based on their performance in the qualifying stage of the competition itself.
Portugal maintain their unbeaten record with Roberto Martinez @Kapta+
Which is kind of classification, which puts all teams in one table, excluding all results against last-placed teams in groups containing six members. Portugal, which has 24 points from eight wins in eight matches in this qualifying campaign, is at the top this season classification With 21 points due to exclusion victory About Liechtenstein.
Nine of the teams that will be on German soil next summer are already known. With victory (3-1) for the Italian national team England It has become the latest addition to the batch that includes Germany, Portugal, Spain, Scotland, France, Türkiye, Belgium that it Austria.
12 other teams are trying to secure qualification next November, in the final round of the qualifiers, with the draw being held the following month. Until that date, the winners of the competitions will not be known yet. Playoffsso that these last three positions are allocated to Pot 4.
The draw for the group stage of the European Championship is scheduled to take place December 2Saturday, five o’clock in the evening.
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