UEFA eEURO 2020 group stage draw

Group A

England
Serbia
Albania
Spain
Latvia

Group B

Slovenia
Scotland
Portugal
Romania
Liechtenstein

Group C

Switzerland
North Macedonia
Moldova
Kazakhstan
Bosnia and Herzegovina

Group D

Slovakia
Greece
Finland
Norway
Azerbaijan

Group E

Austria
Israel
Iceland
Russia
Poland

Group F

Kosovo
Georgia
Northern Ireland
Lithuania
Belarus
Luxembourg

Group G

Hungary
Gibraltar
Turkey
Bulgaria
Estonia
Germany

Group H

Wales
Faroe Islands
Ukraine
Andorra
Italy
Montenegro

Group I

Sweden
San Marino
Denmark
Malta
Netherlands
Republic of Ireland

Group J

Belgium
France
Armenia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Croatia

How the draw worked

The 55 participating national teams were divided into ten groups of either five or six teams for the next phase of the competition, which will be contested in March. The draw took place on Wednesday 15 January.

How the competition works

The teams will play two games of eFootball PES 2020 (one vs one) against each of the other teams in their qualifying group, with the winner of each group qualifying for the 16-team final tournament. The ten group runners-up will play in a play-off tournament staged over two matchdays to determine the other six finalists.

What is UEFA eEURO 2020?

The first edition of the UEFA eEURO is the largest ever eFootball national-team competition. In November 2019, all 55 UEFA national associations started their search for their country’s top players. Many associations – some taking their first step into the world of eFootball – organised online tournaments, nationwide tours and bootcamps, to enable players to be trained and assessed by experts.

What does the winner get?

The team crowned the winner of eEURO 2020 will receive a cash prize.