After tonight’s win you’re probably wondering  about the draw. The draw itself, which takes place in Kiev at 1700 GMT on December 2, will see the 16 qualifiers placed into four pots of four.

Top Seeds

Three of the four seeds, who will make up the first pot, are already known. Poland will be in Group A (this is the one we want), with their co-hosts Ukraine in Group D. As defending champions, Spain will also be seeded.

The other seeded team will be the one highest in the UEFA national team coefficient ranking system. As the rankings stand now, that would be the Netherlands, but as already indicated, the list will be updated before December’s draw and as we know from how the playoff went in our favour, its highly likely we will see a surprise.

The remaining teams will be divided into pots using the coefficient ranking. England are currently fifth in the list so are on course to be in the second pot, as playoff winners we are most likely to be in the fourth pot.

The Finals

The finals get under way on June 8 next year with the final on July 1. Matches at the event will kick-off at 1700 and 1945 BST.

16 Teams going to the Finals

Hosts: Poland, Ukraine

Group winners: Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Russia, Spain

Best runner-up: Sweden

Play-off winners: Croatia, Czech Republic, Portugal, Republic of Ireland

Group of Death: Spain, England, Portugal, Ireland

Pot 1: Ukraine (hosts), Poland (hosts), Spain (holders), Netherlands

Pot 2: Germany, Italy, England, Russia

Pot 3: Croatia, Greece, Sweden, Portugal

Pot 4: Ireland, France, Czech Republic, Denmark

Whats your choice?