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Euro 2024 Qualification: Who has already qualified and who can still make it?

Euro 2024 Qualification is now drawing to a close with teams now claiming their spot in the top two. Regulars such as France, Spain, Portugal and England have claimed their…

November 21, 2023
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Euro 2024 Qualification is now drawing to a close with teams now claiming their spot in the top two. Regulars such as France, Spain, Portugal and England have claimed their spot while Italy confirmed their participation with a 0-0 draw against Ukraine, who will have to play the qualifiers. 

On the other hand, Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard will miss out on another major tournament with Norway failing to secure qualification. Here are the teams that have already qualified for the tournament: 

Euro 2024 – Teams that have already qualified 

Credit: UEFA EURO 2020
  1. Germany (hosts) 
  2. Spain (Group A Winners) 
  3. Scotland (Group A runner-up) 
  4. France (Group B Winners) 
  5. Netherlands (Group B Winners) 
  6. England (Group C Winners) 
  7. Italy (Group C Winners) 
  8. Turkey (Group D top two) 
  9. Albania (Group E Winners) 
  10. Czech Republic (Group E runner-up) 
  11. Belgium (Group F Winners) 
  12. Austria (Group F runner-up) 
  13. Hungary (Group G Winners) 
  14. Serbia (Group G runner-up) 
  15. Denmark (Group H winners) 
  16. Slovenia (Group H runner-up) 
  17. Romania (Group I top two) 
  18. Switzerland (Group I top two) 
  19. Portugal (Group J Winner) 
  20. Slovakia (Group J runner-up) 

Croatia could join the list if they win against Armenia in their final game, otherwise they could slot into the playoff spots. 

Euro 2024 Playoffs: Which teams will participate? 

Robert Lewandowski
Via Fabrizio Romano’s Twitter
  1. Georgia 
  2. Luxembourg 
  3. Kazakhstan
  4. Greece 
  5. Wales (if they don’t finish top 2) 
  6. Poland 
  7. Estonia 
  8. Finland 
  9. Israel 
  10. Iceland 
  11. Bosnia and Herzegovina 
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