How to watch the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League draw on March 3, 2020

March 2, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: UEFA Nations League, Portugal Netherlands, England, Germany, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Portugal will try to defend their title in a tournament with a revamped format. Get to know the changes and groups by following Tuesday's draw.

Where will the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League draw take place?

The 2020-21 UEFA Nations League draw is set to take place in the Dutch city of Amsterdam at 18:00 CET.

Which teams will be involved in each league?

Here's how the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League leagues will be conformed.

League A - Pot 1: Portugal, Netherlands, England, Switzerland. Pot 2: Belgium, France, Spain, Italy. Pot 3: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Denmark, Sweden. Pot 4: Croatia, Poland, Germany, Iceland.
League B - Pot 1: Russia, Austria, Wales, Czech Republic. Pot 2: Scotland, Norway, Serbia, Finland. Pot 3: Slovakia, Turkey, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland. Pot 4: Bulgaria, Israel, Hungary, Romania.
League C - Pot 1: Greece, Albania, Montenegro, Georgia. Pot 2: North Macedonia, Kosovo, Belarus, Cyprus. Pot 3: Estonia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Luxembourg. Pot 4: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Moldova.
League D - Pot 1: Gibraltar, Faroe Islands, Latvia, Liechtenstein. Pot 2: Andorra, Malta San Marino.

What are the restrictions that will be applied in the UEFA Nations League draw?

UEFA has revealed that there will be no restrictions on the pairing of each league due to the current format being used in this competition.

What are the key dates in the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League?

Matchday 1: 3-5 September 2020.

Matchday 2: 6-8 September 2020.

Matchday 3: 8-10 October 2020.

Matchday 4: 11-13 October 2020.

Matchday 5: 12-14 November 2020.

Matchday 6: 15-17 November 2020.

UEFA Nations League finals: June 2-6, 2021.

Relegation playoffs: First leg: March 24-25, 2022. Second leg: March 28-29 2022.

What are the format changes for this edition of the 2020-21 UEFA Nations League?

The top three leagues in the UEFA Nations League will now be played by four groups of four teams each, raising the number of teams in each league to 16. This decision was reached by the 55 nations competing in this tournament once the 2018-19 edition was over. After the decision was made, the teams that were relegated in the previous edition were once again placed in their previous leagues.

Will there be relegated teams on this edition of the UEFA Nations League?

Yes. Teams that end in last place of each League group in League A and League B will be automatically relegated. Those that finish last in League C will enter a two-legged playoff to determine the two teams that will be relegated to League D.