Euro 2020 draw 30 Nov

[Lord Worcester]

It clearly hasn’t been thought through for those teams who are not hosts.Its puts us at a massive disadvantage.

It does sound a complete farce. All but knowing what group you're in before the draw is made and not knowing who 4 of the teams are!! And then there's the multiple hosts. Platini's parting shot. Has to Ben the one and only time it happens surely!

[dembethewarrior]

It clearly hasn’t been thought through for those teams who are not hosts.Its puts us at a massive disadvantage.

Don’t really fancy financing a trek around Europe to watch us, I would have gone if it was in one place had to pull out last time due to work going quiet. Hope it’s a one off.

[fugsyphil]

I've got tickets for a match in Rome so I'm hoping for group a although that means 2 matches in Baku. I've tickets for 4 other games but they won't be Wales unless we finish 3rd in a group and end up in Bucharest for last 16 match!!!

Was looking forward to the draw but now that I know we are definitely group a or b it'll be a bit of a let down

[fugsyphil]

Winner of playoff path d could also end up in groups a and b

[Des Parrot]

Do they source everything from this board?
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...-draw-17286503

Even timed to the minute with my original

[City123]

What a joke of a format, who the f*ck thought that Baku-Rome-Baku was feasible?

[MacAdder]

What a joke of a format, who the f*ck thought that Baku-Rome-Baku was feasible?

It's a draw in name only. They are virtually choosing who plays who, when and where.
Will be easier to police I guess but the whole thing does reek of something.

Surprised the environmentalists haven't got involved as its going to drastically increase everyones carbon footprint.

[splott parker]

I wonder if Platini’s deep tank got a bit fuller after the awarding of the fixtures?

[LeningradCowboy]

Following qualification to UEFA EURO 2020, the following ticketing information has been made available.

The Red Wall members will be sent an access code to apply for tickets through the Wales fans’ portal.

Tickets available through this portal will be sold by UEFA on a first come first served basis. The FAW will not have an allocation to sell to fans.

The FAW will stagger the distribution of access codes based on how many loyalty points supporters have - the exact dates supporters can expect to receive their access codes will be confirmed in the next few days.

The points system implemented by the FAW considers memberships, tournament/campaign tickets, and away matches across the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign, the 2019 UEFA Nations League, and the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign.

Any away friendlies played across this period will also be taken into account. Points will be awarded as follows:

2018 World Cup membership – 3 points
2018-20 Red Wall Membership – 3 points
2018 World Cup Tournament Ticket – 5 points
2018-20 Red Wall Campaign Ticket (Purchased before UEFA Nations League) – 8 points
2018-20 Red Wall Campaign Ticket (Purchased after UEFA Nations League) – 5 points
Each of the last 16 away match tickets – 2 points

The maximum number of points a member can have is 51.

The 16 away matches taken into consideration are:

Azerbaijan v Wales (16.11.2019)
Slovakia v Wales (10.10.2019)
Hungary v Wales (11.06.2019)
Croatia v Wales (08.06.2019)
Albania v Wales (20.12.2018)
Rep. of Ireland v Wales (16.10.2018)
Denmark v Wales (09.09.2018)
Mexico v Wales (28.05.2018)
China Cup – Wales v Uruguay (26.03.2018)
China Cup – China v Wales (22.03.2018)
France v Wales (10.11.2017)
Georgia v Wales (06.10.2017)
Moldova v Wales (05.09.2017)
Serbia v Wales (11.06.2017)
Rep. of Ireland v Wales (24.03.2017)
Austria v Wales (06.10.2016)

The portal will open on Wednesday, 4 December, following the draw on Saturday 30th November. Subject to availability, the portal will close on 18 December.