EURO 2020 DRAW | Ireland potentially face tough test in 'Group E'

Mick McCarthy's Republic of Ireland side will enter 'Group E' if they qualify through the EURO 2020 playoffs. 

Should the Republic overcome Slovakia in the semi-final and set up a potential playoff final meeting against Northern Ireland/Bosnia in the other semi-final playoff, they'll be in 'Group E' with three-time Championship winners Spain, 2012 co-hosts Poland and 1992 semi-finalists Sweden.

THE #EURO2020 draw is today! Here is everything you need...

🗓️ WHEN - Saturday 30 November, 18:00 CET 🕕

📍 WHERE - Bucharest, Romania 🇷🇴

📺 WATCH - https://t.co/XdBiSz1UDk 👇

— UEFA (@UEFA) November 30, 2019

If Ireland qualify their opening fixture would be against Jerzy Brzęczek's Poland in Dublin, June 15.  The 'Boys in Green'  would then play host to Sweden in Dublin, June 19, the Swedes are taking part in their seventh European Championship finals. Ireland would finish off the group campaign against 2012 winners Spain in Bilbao, June 24.

So the Euro 2020 games in Dublin will be
Playoff Winner v Poland, June 15
Playoff Winner v Sweden, June 19
Sweden v Poland, June 24

(Not exactly glamour ties but then..)

Round of 16 - June 30
Winner of England's Group v Runner Up in Germany/France/Portugal Group

— Daniel McDonnell (@McDonnellDan) November 30, 2019

Here's the full EURO 2020 draw from earlier this afternoon in Bucharest:

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