A handful of exciting pairings were revealed during Thursday’s draw for the 2022-23 UEFA Nations League in Nyon, Switzerland.
European champion Italy drew into arguably the competition’s toughest group – alongside England, Germany, and Hungary – while Nations League titleholder France faces a relatively easy route out of the group stage compared to the other League A matchups.
Here’s how the rest of the draw unfolded:
League A
Group A1
- France
- Denmark
- Croatia
- Austria
Group A2
- Spain
- Portugal
- Switzerland
- Czech Republic
Group A3
- Italy
- Germany
- England
- Hungary
Group A4
- Belgium
- Netherlands
- Poland
- Wales
League B
Group B1
- Ukraine
- Scotland
- Republic of Ireland
- Armenia
Group B2
- Iceland
- Russia
- Israel
- Albania
Group B3
- Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Finland
- Romania
- Montenegro
Group B4
- Sweden
- Norway
- Serbia
- Slovenia
League C
Group C1
- Turkey
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Faroe Islands
Group C2
- Greece
- Kosovo
- Cyprus/Estonia
- Northern Ireland
Group C3
- Belarus
- Slovakia
- Azerbaijan
- Kazakhstan/Moldova
Group C4
- North Macedonia
- Georgia
- Gibraltar
- Bulgaria
League D
Group D1
- Liechtenstein
- Latvia
- Andorra
- Kazakhstan/Moldova
Group D2
- Malta
- Cyprus/Estonia
- San Marino
