Scotland have a tough challenge ahead after being drawn together with Germany, Hungary and Switzerland
Presenter Esther Sedlaczek and Pedro Pinto, Steve McManaman and Gianluigi Buffon before the UEFA Euro 2024 Final Draw. - Reuters
Reigning champions Italy were placed in the same group as Spain in Saturday's draw for Euro 2024 in Hamburg, while Enland were handed a soft draw in Group C with Slovenia, Denmark and Serbia.
France will come up against the Netherlands with hosts Germany taking on Scotland in the tournament's opening game on June 14 in Munich.
If England top the group and then win the last-16 tie, they could come up against Scotland, Germany, Spain, Croatia, Italy, Hungary or Switzerland.
The luck of the draw did not favour who were grouped together with Germany, who they play in the opener, and Hungary and Switzerland.
Soccer Football - UEFA Euro 2024 Final Draw - Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany - December 2, 2023General view during the draw REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach
Scotland manager Steve Clarke told BBC: "First of all, it's nice to have clarity. You know who you're going to face, you know the opposition and now we can start preparing.
"It's good, you know what you're up against. Nice to open the tournament, nice to be involved in that first game and hopefully we can set the tournament off with a good match. We've got to make sure it's not about the occasion and it's about the match.
"We look forward to it, it's an exciting draw. I don't think it mattered who we were going to get, it was always going to be exciting for us. Nice to be involved in the draw process and looking forward to next summer now."
On facing Hungary and Switzerland Clarke said: "Two good teams, we'll be competitive in the matches and I'm sure they'll be competitive too. It's a good group, an evenly balanced group and I look forward to it."
Tournament takes place between 14 June and 14 July in Germany.
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Full draw for Euro 2024
Group A: Germany, Scotland, Hungary, Switzerland
Group B: Spain, Croatia, Italy, Albania
Group C: Slovenia, Denmark, Serbia, England
Group D: Play-off winner A, Netherlands, Austria, France
Group E: Belgium, Slovakia, Romania, Play-off winner B
Group F: Turkey, Play-off winner C, Portugal, Czech Republic
Teams in Play-off Path A: Poland, Estonia, Wales, Finland
Teams in Play-off Path B: Israel, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine
Teams in Play-off Path C: Georgia, Luxembourg, Greece, Kazakhstan