Right that's all from us! You can read all about the Nations League draw here.

Goodbye!

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Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales

After winning promotion from League B, Craig Bellamy said his aim wasn’t for Wales just to be a good team, but “one of the top international teams”.

In the same breath, he admitted it might be an unrealistic goal but it gives you an insight into how ambitious the fiery former striker can be.

Just how far his side are away from that will be given a real examination in a group containing the holders Portugal while Norway looked highly impressive in World Cup qualifying and the Danes have a strong recent head-to-head record against Wales.

There was a grin from Pepe - who was in the 2016 Portugal team that broke Welsh hearts in the semi-final - as he drew out Wales. Bellamy and captain Ben Davies were a bit more straight-faced.

We'll have to wait for the mixed zone to get their thoughts.

Between September and November, each team in the Nations League will face every other team in their group twice; once at home and once away.

In League A, the top two teams from each group will make the quarter-finals later in that campaign. A knockout tournament between those eight teams will then play out to determine the overall Nations League winner.

In Leagues B, C and D, each group winner will be promoted up one league.

The teams finishing bottom of their groups in Leagues A, B and C will be relegated down one league.

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Group D1: Gibraltar/Latvia, Malta/Luxembourg, Andorra

Group D2: Lithuania, Azerbaijan, Liechtenstein

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

Group B1: Scotland, Switzerland, Slovenia, North Macedonia

Group B2: Hungary, Ukraine, Georgia, Northern Ireland

Group B3: Israel, Austria, Republic of Ireland, Kosovo

Group B4: Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Sweden

Group A1: France, Italy, Belgium, Turkey

Group A2: Germany, Netherlands, Serbia, Greece

Group A3: Spain, Croatia, England, Czech Republic

Group A4: Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Wales

Here's a reminder of all the leagues and groups...

Dale Johnson
Football issues correspondent in Brussels

Any fans wondering when they can book their flights for these Nations League fixtures?

Uefa has said the schedule will be communicated to all countries no earlier that 08:00 GMT on Friday.

The information will then be passed onto supporters 30 minutes later.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter

This is where all the coaches will speak to the media after the draw. The "Mixed Zone" is always a hive of activity once the big names start to walk through.

Dale Johnson
Football issues correspondent in Brussels

It's a repeat of the 2018 Uefa Nations League.

England, Spain and Croatia were in a group of three, with England finishing first.

There we go then. Here's the groups for England and Wales:

Group A3: Spain, Croatia, England, Czech Republic

Group A4: Portugal, Denmark, Norway, Wales

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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, Denmark, Norway, Wales

Pepe
Former Portugal captain on UEFA.tv

Of course, Portugal has always taken this competition seriously. That is why they have won it twice. I consider Portugal to be favourites [for the Nations League].

Former Portugal defender Pepe is the man tasked with helping out with this draw.

Here we go for the final group draw - for League A. England and Wales are in the hat for this one.

Pot 1: Portugal, Spain, France, Germany

Pot 2: Italy, Netherlands, Denmark, Croatia

Pot 3: Serbia, Belgium, England, Norway

Pot 4: Wales, Czech Republic, Greece, Turkey

There we have it for League B, happy with your group, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland fans?

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Group B1: Scotland, Switzerland, Slovenia, North Macedonia

Group B2: Hungary, Ukraine, Georgia, Northern Ireland

Group B3: Israel, Austria, Republic of Ireland, Kosovo

Group B4: Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Sweden