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Hey folks...at the moment its just the qualifying stages....
Because the finals are to be held in Portugal, they automatically qualify for the final..
This is the deal from UEFA:
Ten groups :
UEFA has decided that the qualifying competition shall be staged in ten groups of five teams, with the qualifying matches to be played on the ten allocated international matchdays between September 2002 and October 2003.
Five play-offs :
The ten group winners will qualify automatically for the final tournament. The ten runners-up will take part in five play-off matches on a home-and-away basis in 15 and 19 November 2003, with the five winners progressing to the finals.
Final tournament :
In the final tournament, which will take place between 12 June and 4 July 2004, the 16 teams will be divided into four groups of four. The top two teams in each group will advance to the quarter-finals, with a knockout system in force from that stage.
who are your favourites to win....here are the teams..
Group 1
Cyprus
France
Israel
Malta
Slovenia
Group 2
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Denmark
Luxembourg
Norway
Romania
Group 3
Austria
Belarus
Czech Republic
Moldova
Netherlands
Group 4
Hungary
Latvia
Poland
San Marino
Sweden
Group 5
Faroe Islands
Germany
Iceland
Lithuania
Scotland
Group 6
Armenia
Greece
Northern Ireland
Spain
Ukraine
Group 7
England
F.Y.R. Macedonia
Liechtenstein
Slovakia
Turkey
Group 8
Andorra
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Estonia
Group 9
Azerbaijan
Finland
Italy
Serbia and Montenegro
Wales
Group 10
Albania
Georgia
Republic of Ireland
Russia
Switzerland
Because the finals are to be held in Portugal, they automatically qualify for the final..
This is the deal from UEFA:
Ten groups :
UEFA has decided that the qualifying competition shall be staged in ten groups of five teams, with the qualifying matches to be played on the ten allocated international matchdays between September 2002 and October 2003.
Five play-offs :
The ten group winners will qualify automatically for the final tournament. The ten runners-up will take part in five play-off matches on a home-and-away basis in 15 and 19 November 2003, with the five winners progressing to the finals.
Final tournament :
In the final tournament, which will take place between 12 June and 4 July 2004, the 16 teams will be divided into four groups of four. The top two teams in each group will advance to the quarter-finals, with a knockout system in force from that stage.
who are your favourites to win....here are the teams..
Group 1
Cyprus
France
Israel
Malta
Slovenia
Group 2
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Denmark
Luxembourg
Norway
Romania
Group 3
Austria
Belarus
Czech Republic
Moldova
Netherlands
Group 4
Hungary
Latvia
Poland
San Marino
Sweden
Group 5
Faroe Islands
Germany
Iceland
Lithuania
Scotland
Group 6
Armenia
Greece
Northern Ireland
Spain
Ukraine
Group 7
England
F.Y.R. Macedonia
Liechtenstein
Slovakia
Turkey
Group 8
Andorra
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Estonia
Group 9
Azerbaijan
Finland
Italy
Serbia and Montenegro
Wales
Group 10
Albania
Georgia
Republic of Ireland
Russia
Switzerland