UEFA eEURO 2021 qualifying draw

Group A

Spain, Finland, Ukraine, North Macedonia, Estonia

Group B

Germany, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Poland, Latvia

Group C

Croatia, Turkey, Sweden, San Marino, Cyprus

Group D

Austria, Montenegro, Slovenia, Kosovo, Andorra

Group E

Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Armenia, Malta

Group F

Israel, Lithuania, Belgium, Faroe Islands, Republic of Ireland, Switzerland

Group G

Romania, Luxembourg, Slovakia, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Gibraltar (subsequently withdrew)

Group H

Italy, Portugal, Moldova, England, Iceland, Northern Ireland

Group I

France, Denmark, Albania, Norway, Azerbaijan, Wales

Group J

Netherlands, Greece, Belarus, Scotland, Czech Republic, Georgia

How the draw worked

The draw took place on Monday 8 February. 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 across four matchdays:

15 March
29 March
12 April
26 April

How the competition works

Every country plays two matches each (1-vs-1) against the other nations in their group; points from both matches will be added to the group table. The ten group winners qualify directly for the final tournament scheduled to take place in London on 9 and 10 July. The ten runners-up take part in a play-off tournament on 10 and 17 May to determine the other six finalists.

What is UEFA eEURO 2021?

The second edition of a national-team efootball competition featuring all 55 UEFA national associations and involving a qualification phase and a final tournament. Gamers compete exclusively on KONAMI's eFootball PES 2021 Season Update on Playstation 4. Italy won the inaugural competition.

What does the winner get?

A total of €100,000 in cash prizes will be split between all the finalists, including €40,000 for the winners.