Wales lost their top tier Nations League status after losing to Poland in the Welsh capital.
Karol Swiderski struck the only goal of the contest at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday night as Poland edged to a 1-0 victory. It means the Red Dragons have been relegated into League B for the next edition of the tournament.
Following the match, Wales now have a much clearer idea of who they will face in Euro 2024 qualifying and in the 2024/25 Nations League. Here's everything you need to know.
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What does Wales' loss to Poland mean for the Nations League?
It means they have been relegated from League A. They will be in League B for the next edition of the tournament, which takes place in 2024 and 2025. Once again, they will be drawn into a four-team group, playing each team at home and away, meaning they will have a total of six fixtures.
The teams guaranteed to be in League B next time out are as follows: Austria, England, Wales, Iceland, Albania, Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan, Montenegro, Turkey.
The following are still to be decided: Switzerland or Czech Republic, Scotland or Ukraine, Republic of Ireland or Armenia, Norway or Serbia, Finland or Romania, Slovenia or Sweden.
The team finishing first in each of the four League B groups will be promoted into League A for the 2026/27 edition of the tournament.
What about Euro 2024 qualifying?
Wales are guaranteed to be in pot two for the Euro 2024 qualifying draw. They will face one team - both home and away - from either five or six of post one to six, depending on if they fall into a five or a six-team group.
Nations League pot: Croatia, Netherlands
Pot one: Belgium, Denmark, Poland
Nations League pot or pot one: Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Spain
Pot one or two: Czech Republic, Switzerland
Pot two: Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, England, France, Israel, Wales
Pot two or three: Albania, Finland, Iceland, Montenegro, Norway, Scotland, Serbia, Ukraine
Pot three: Armenia, Republic of Ireland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden
Pot four: Azerbaijan, Faroe Islands, Georgia, Greece, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Turkey
Pot four or five: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Northern Ireland, Slovakia
Pot five: Belarus, Estonia, Gibraltar, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Moldova
Pot six: Andorra, Liechtenstein, San Marino
Hosts Germany automatically qualify for the tournament.
When is the Euro 2024 qualifying draw and how can I watch it?
The draw takes place at 11am on Sunday, October 9 in Frankfurt, Germany.
It will be streamed live on the UEFA website. You can also follow it live on WalesOnline's Football page.
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