Scotland and Northern Ireland both handed final chance of qualifying for Euro 2020 via play-off finals; single-leg decider to be played in November
Friday 9 October 2020 10:55, UK
Eight nations will be involved in the Euro 2020 play-off finals, competing for the final four spots at next summer's tournament. It's complicated, but here's all you need to know...
The coronavirus pandemic initially delayed the play-offs in March, but the semi-finals were played in October and now we are set for the crunch eliminators in November...
Scotland and Northern Ireland are both still among the eight nations who have secured a second chance of qualifying for Euro 2020 via November's play-off finals.
The teams were divided into four play-off paths, with the eight remaining seen below:
The play-offs are played in single-leg knockout matches, with the victor's from October's eight semi-finals meeting in a one-off final, where the winner will qualify for Euro 2020 next summer. If the matches are level after 90 minutes, extra time and penalties will be used to determine who progresses.
The Euro 2020 play-off finals will be held on Thursday November 12, 2020.
Here's how things stand...
Path A
Hungary will host Path A play-off final.
Path B
Northern Ireland will host Path B play-off final.
Path C
Serbia will host the Path C play-off final.
Path D
Georgia will host the Path D play-off final.
Path A final
Path B final
Path C final
Path D final
The play-off path winners will secure the final four places at Euro 2020. Each nation will be placed into Pot 4 in the draw for next summer's tournament finals, the date and time of which is still to be confirmed.