Euro 2016 draw: Live results

The Euro 2016 draw is finally here. On Saturday, everyone who made the tournament will find out who they’ll face in the finals this June.

This is the first edition of the tournament that will feature 24 teams, which means we have some debutants. Iceland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Albania and Slovakia have made the tournament for the first time in their history. Both Austria and Ukraine are appearing for just the second time, and both were hosts on the occasion that they made the tournament, so this is the first time either has qualified.

For the draw, the teams are separated into four pots. Each of the six groups will be made up of a team from each pot. France is automatically placed in Group A, while the rest of the teams will be drawn randomly. Italy, Sweden and Wales could make up a nasty group of death, while England, Ukraine, Hungary and Albania could make up a very weak group of life.

Draw coverage starts at 12 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. local, but there are likely to be all kinds of shenanigans that delay the final results from coming out. They’ll be up right here as soon as they’re available.

Here are the pots that the draw will be made from.

If you’re trying to watch the draw, you can find it on ESPN2 in the United States, as well as streaming online at Watch ESPN and UEFA.com.

This post will update constantly as the draw is made. Refresh to see updates. We’ll have analysis of every one of the Euro 2016 groups after the draw, right here.

1. France
2. Romania
3. Albania
4. Switzerland

1. England
2. Russia
3. Wales
4. Slovakia

1. Germany
2. Ukraine
3. Poland
4. Northern Ireland

1. Spain
2. Czech Republic
3. Turkey
4. Croatia

1. Belgium
2. Italy
3. Ireland
4. Sweden

1. Portugal
2. Iceland
3. Austria
4. Hungary