Wales, Hungary and Slovakia all vying for final automatic place at Euro 2020; watch the European Qualifiers live on Sky Sports; Wales vs Hungary live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Mix from 7pm on Tuesday; Kick-off at 7.45pm
Tuesday 19 November 2019 20:28, UK
Nineteen nations have now booked their place at next summer's Euros, but will it be Wales, Hungary or Slovakia who join them after the final round of qualifiers?
The line-up for next summer's European Championships is almost complete - so what's still to be decided?
The top two in each of the 10 groups qualify directly for Euro 2020, with the final four spots to be decided at the play-offs in March.
The final European Qualifiers of the group stage take place on Tuesday; what has been settled and what is still to sort?
England qualified for Euro 2020 as Group A winners, finishing six points clear of Czech Republic.
The Czechs also secured their spot at next summer's tournament after coming from behind to beat Kosovo - who were also vying for second place in Group A - in a dramatic 2-1 victory last Thursday
Kosovo will be in the play-offs by virtue of winning Nations League Group D3, while Bulgaria have also earned a play-off spot despite finishing second in Nations League Group C3.
Top spot in Group B went to Ukraine after their victory over Portugal in October.
But Cristiano Ronaldo and his team-mates made sure of their spot at next summer's finals with a 2-0 win over Luxembourg, as Serbia - who were in contention up to the final matchday - were held 2-2 by Ukraine.
Serbia will be in the play-offs by virtue of winning Nations League Group C4.
Luxembourg and Lithuania have been eliminated.
Northern Ireland hopes of automatic qualification were brought to an end by Saturday's goalless draw with the Netherlands.
The stalemate was enough to send the Dutch through to their first major finals since 2014 though, while Germany joined them there, after thrashing Belarus 4-0 in Monchengladbach.
Northern Ireland's only chance of qualifying for next summer's tournament rest in March's play-offs.
Coming up: November 19 - Germany vs Northern Ireland, Netherlands vs Estonia.
Republic of Ireland hopes of automatic qualification were brought to an end by Monday's 1-1 draw with Denmark at the Aviva Stadium.
All is not lost for Mick McCarthy's side though as they have a place in next year's play-offs.
Switzerland join Denmark at next summer's tournament as group winners.
Croatia booked their place at Euro 2020 and their 3-1 victory over Slovakia ensured that Wales' destiny was left in their hands.
After their 2-0 victory in Azerbaijan, Wales can qualify automatically for Euro 2020 with victory over Hungary in Tuesday's showdown in Cardiff, live on Sky Sports.
There is still an outside chance that Slovakia could beat both Wales and Hungary to qualification, though they would need to beat Azerbaijan and hope for a draw between their qualification rivals.
Coming up: November 19 - Slovakia vs Azerbaijan, Wales vs Hungary.
Spain have sealed their place at Euro 2020 and will top the group, and Sweden won the battle to join them.
Romania and Norway still have a chance to make Euro 2020 through the play-offs.
With Poland's spot at Euro 2020 already secured, Austria booked their place at next summer's finals with a 2-1 victory over North Macedonia on Saturday, a result which ended Slovenia hopes of qualification.
Israel's campaign came to an end with a 2-1 defeat at home to the group leaders, though they have the back up of a place in March's play-offs.
Coming up: November 19 - Latvia vs Austria, North Macedonia vs Israel, Poland vs Slovenia.
France won 2-0 in Albania on Sunday night, which meant despite Turkey's victory by the same scoreline over Andorra, the French topped the group and Turkey finished second.
Both sides have therefore qualified for Euro 2020 ahead of Iceland, who finished third in the group
Iceland will compete in the play-offs in March, as they look to qualify for their second consecutive European Championships. Moldova, Albania and Andorra are all out of the tournament.
Belgium wrapped up top spot in Group I with a convincing 4-1 victory away in Russia on Saturday, maintaining their 100 per cent record in qualifying and ending Russia's hopes of nicking top spot.
Meanwhile, Scotland moved up to third in the group with victory in Cyprus and they can continue to build to March's play-off, which was secured by their Nations League win, when they host Kazakhstan in the final group game of a testing campaign.
Coming up: November 19 - Belgium vs Cyprus, San Marino vs Russia, Scotland vs Kazakhstan.
Italy are the runaway winners of Group J but the big story is the qualification of Finland, who will be heading to their first major tournament after a 3-0 win against Liechtenstein on Friday.
Bosnia & Herzegovina can still qualify for Euro 2020 via the play-offs.
