Who reached the Nations League finals? Who was promoted? Who was relegated?

Thursday, December 3, 2020

See the fates of the teams after the end of the UEFA Nations League groups.

Wales have clinched a place in League A Getty Images

Check out all the 2020 UEFA Nations League promotions and relegations.

How the groups ended

The Nations League final four

Through to finals: Italy (Group A1, hosts), Belgium (A2), France (A3), Spain (A4). Finals 6 to 10 October 2021, Italy.

Stay in League A: Netherlands (A1), Poland (A1), Denmark (A2), England (A2), Portugal (A3), Croatia (A3), Germany (A4), Switzerland (A4)

Relegated to League B: Bosnia and Herzegovina (A1), Iceland (A2), Sweden (A3), Ukraine (A4)

Promoted to League A: Austria (B1), Czech Republic (B2), Hungary (B3), Wales (B4)

Stay in League B: Norway (B1), Romania (B1), Scotland (B2), Israel (B2), Russia (B3), Serbia (B3), Finland (B4), Republic of Ireland (B4)

Relegated to League C: Northern Ireland (B1), Slovakia (B2), Turkey (B3), Bulgaria (B4)

Promoted to League B: Montenegro (C1), Armenia (C2), Slovenia (C3), Albania (C4)

Highlights: Estonia 3-3 North Macedonia

Stay in League C: Luxembourg (C1), Azerbaijan (C1), North Macedonia (C2), Georgia (C2), Greece (C3), Kosovo (C3), Belarus (C4), Lithuania (C4)

Relegation play-outs: Cyprus (C1), Estonia (C2), Moldova (C3), Kazakhstan (C4)

Ties (24/25 & 28/29 March 2022): Kazakhstan vs Moldova, Cyprus vs Estonia (defeated teams in two-legged ties relegated to League D)

Promoted to League C: Faroe Islands (D1), Gibraltar (D2)

Stay in League D: Malta (D1), Latvia (D1), Andorra (D1), Liechtenstein (D2), San Marino (D2)

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