Croatia and Serbia were given extremely tough groups in the Nations League A, in today's draw in Brussels.
Serbia will play in Group A2 with Germany, the Netherlands and Greece, and Croatia in A3 with superpowers Spain and England (finalists of the last Euro), as well as the always unpleasant Czech Republic.
In group A1 there are France, Belgium, Italy and Turkey, and in A4 Portugal, Denmark, Norway and Wales.
The top two teams from each Group A of League A will advance to the quarter-finals of the Nations League.
The last-placed teams are relegated to League B, and the penultimate teams play a play-off for survival with the four runners-up from Group B of the Nations League.
The Macedonians found themselves in the Nations League B for the first time and were matched up against the Scots, Swiss and Slovenians.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is also in League B and will face Poland, Romania and Sweden, as well as Kosovo, which faces Israel, Austria and the Republic of Ireland.
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Group A1: France, Italy, Belgium, Turkey
Group A2: Germany, Netherlands, Serbia, Greece
Group A3: Spain, Croatia, England, Czech Republic
Group A4: Portugal, Dansk, Norwiska, Wales
League B
Group B1: Scotland, Switzerland, Slovenia, North Macedonia
Group B2: Hungary, Ukraine, Georgia, S. Ireland
Group B3: Israel, Austria, Republic of Ireland, Kosovo
Group B4: Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Sweden
League C
Group C1: Albania, Finland, Belarus, San Marino
Group C2: MONTENEGRO, Armenia, Cyprus, Latvia/Gibraltar
Group C3: Kazakhstan, Slovakia, Faroe Islands, Moldova
Group C4: Iceland, Bulgaria, Estonia, Luxembourg/Malta
League D
Group D1: Latvia/Gibraltar, Luxembourg/Malta, Andorra
Group D2: Lithuania, Azerbaijan, Liechtenstein.
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